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This season has been quite unusual. Normally it starts snowing in mid December however this season it didn’t start until January and there has been very little snow fall.

Sure did. GoPro 10 I believe.

Thanks! Really a fantastic video. Makes me want to go back soon!

Forest Course. Enjoy it but be careful out there. The powder is no joke

February

It isn’t very likely. I would suggest Amsterdam for you specifically. I’ve heard the girls choose whether or not to allow you into their suite based on appearances at the door. Your chance of entry at slim to none. Similar to your twig-like legs. I wish you all the best.

Heyyyy! Didn’t know you’re still keeping up on here. Thanks bro 😎

I’m not sure if night ski will be open this year. Last year it wasn’t available. Also last year only one ski lift chair was open and gondola lift was closed. Here’s the website below for you to check. aomorispringski.com

Thanks for returning to the channel. Unfortunately, they died off.

Living the dream!

Yes, this is the place. At the top of the chair lift are pictures and a small memorial for that time.

@@John.Wilson Thank you. I thought so. The mountains aren’t very high by the standards of continental Asia or either of the Americas, but the Siberian High makes sure that the Sea of Japan side of Honshu and Hokkaido is strafed from November to April (or even May) with enormous snowfall totals. Sukayu Onsen is only around 3,000 feet or about 900 metres high, give or take a little, yet it receives an average of around 695 inches, or 1760 cm, yearly snowfall! Such incredible totals should give viewers an idea of the conditions here. And what was worse, after a period of intense blizzards the soldiers faced a record low temperature of - 41 Celsius, or - 42 Fahrenheit, as some clear skies brought in a massive low pressure system which saw the temperature drop even further late in the month of that fateful January of 1902. It’s a story that is every bit as poignant as the Scott Expedition tragedy.

@@oleggorky906 Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

@@John.Wilson You’re welcome! 👍

There’s something special about Japanese crossings. JK 😆

IDK... Use your imagination.

There was a fairly clear path to follow and yes, thankful I didn’t bump into any bears.

Iced Coffee Hour podcast, correct? I listen to every episode. I'll check him out Hiller Smith... Getting to one a week is the idea. Need to come up with more content ideas.

And thanks for the support!

That’s what I say each time I visit 😂

No, this was not my first day the slopes. And I’m not attempting to become a pro. Just having fun. Thanks for watching.

Were you a natural when you first put your feet on a snowboard?

Thats Miami dude. There’s no escaping the traffic in this city.

@@John.Wilson you are right that is why i live in Dania bleach FL

Absolutely. Find my email in the “about” section and contact me there.

Roscoe! Thanks for the comment and for watching my video! Yes, I noticed that as well after uploading🤦🏼‍♂️

@@John.Wilson you can edit that anytime and does not really affect to much if you do it agter

Thanks for the great comment and feed back bro! Glad you enjoyed and watched it. I thought it was one of my best edits so far as well.

I totally agree, I would have walked straight out if that was the first thing I saw

Yes, you're correct. I think I got caught up in the excitement of making the video and made that mistake. Thanks for watching😉

@@John.Wilson thanks to you!

Can you be anymore negative?

@@John.Wilson I'm sorry. Just looked through other videos you've done, and they are lovely and well made. It must have been my own perception at first. I truly didn't mean to give offense.

@@janicem9225 thank you for the positive complements.

@@John.Wilson You're welcome. I love the cherry blossom videos, and those from other areas, so I did subscribe to see more, especially the views from different places. Thank you for making these available!

Yeah i heard 2 beds 2 baths

@@ep3865 me too......

Awesome! How was it when you got to the top? I imagine it's still got a bit of snow.