danny

OK so some places that have good nighta. The best I have experienced is in Niigata, Ishiuchi next to Yuzawa. Quite a lot of area opens up. Any other really good nighta places?

Talking of Ishiuchi - great nighta!

theres a big jump from level 3 to 2....

I'm like that too. I want May-Oct to go quickly, and the rest to slow down.

The NZ rocket looked like fun. Anyone know exactly where that was?

I have never seen a zoo that I thought was good for the animals. Boycott them.

I think the best thing is to just get here, then get to the mountains, then get the job. You will more than likely be able to, but its difficult doing it from over there, tokyo even.

Are there special effects in that then?

One of the oldies on here it seems.

Good movie, but not in my top 10.

I think something is going to happen, somewhere, to someone. It's bound to.

No.

That Ms Pike is well horny

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Big changes, I like it a lot. Looks fabulous. Well done.

Rock hard! Frustratingly hard! I give up.

Me too, I've never actually been there, but I would like to once before the old giant retires.

haha shagadelic, looking forward to seeing the new one

Whistler is a great place. I worked at a bar over there part time about 5 years back, had a blast.

I was thinking more of an everymans point of view, not just the out of reach hardcore stuff. Have you not seen any undeveloped mountains at all ocean11?

Hey, rather cold than hot.

Snowboarding for 2 seasons. Getting there!

I live to the south of Saitama, been in Japan for 2 seasons now. Not posted here until today.

Hi there, my first post here. Ever seen any hills in Japan in winter and thought "wow, that would make a sweet run up there" if only they'd develop it. I'm not wanting to get into a "we don't need more cutting of trees and more resorts, we've got enough already" discussion, just wondering where others have seen some potentially awesome runs. Off the top of my head: - parts not developed at ARAI; - the slopes above the top part of Kagura; - up in the mountains in Toyama (forgot the names, will have to look)