Anybody ever ski in Japan?

this one guy wanted to take me to japan to ski for like 2 months but he was a skiboarder and he was bringing a bunch of skiboarders but i was a skier....


member 9020 newbies are our future unless if we stop them now!

don't look directly at her, girls are evil, they make it feel like our underwear shrunk. but why...WHY!!-twix 182

BOGART!!

they have terrain parks. the snow is good too. the 3 phils went there and they have a bonus feature about it in redtape. there is some footage of japan tree skiing with mike douglas and shane szocks in ready fire aim.

i cant take him[liam downey] seriously cuz his name reminds me of that downy bear from back when i was a kid -d loc

I don't deny there are bad things in the US right now, hell, 51% of the country to be exact. But god damnit, our country being fat is NOT a problem. I do't give a shit how fat people are. hell, fat kids are harder to kidnap, that means our country is safer.

-Melvs

yeah my one bud went there for like 3 months two years ago and he said they had meeean parks and everyone is real chill

i'm sure 99% of this site knows that jon gets laid more than 99% of this site. --strode420

I am going in March for a photo shoot, keep me updated on the conditions

I've been skiing there three times, each time at the end of the season. I usually go to Hakuba (a valley with multiple ski areas around it in the Nagano region). Hakuba-Goryu has good runs with some rails and tables too. Charmante, north of there along the northwest coast of the main island, has deep pow and some terrain features as well. For the most part, resorts have some terrain features to play on. and lots of bumps.
The website for Hakuba-Goryu is here:
http://www.hakubagoryu.com/e/index.html

Hakuba 47 is another cool resort connected to Hakuba-Goryu. Here's their site:
http://www.hakuba47.co.jp/e/05winter/

Here's some water rampage at Hakuba-Goryu, open around the start of May:
https://www.newschoolers.com/PHP/Pictures/LoadPicture.php4?pic_id=34287