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After a particularly cold winter with some huge storms across the country, it has come to an abrupt end the length of the archipelago. Tokyo has recorded unseasonably warm temperatures as high as 17 d...
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With an early start to the melt, Niseko outdoor adventure companies are gearing up for an early rafting season.
While the official start to the season is generally April 12th, or a week later in late...
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The latitude 42 north passes smack bang through the middle of Niseko. It also passes through Spain, the Mediterranean Sea, France (Corsica), Italy, the Adriatic Sea, Montenegro, Albania, Serbia (Kosov...
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People usually ask two questions when they see local Canadian expat Andrew Caldwell with his snowscoot: 1. Is that thing fun? And 2. Why don’t you ride a snowboard? Obviously it’s fun or he wouldn’t d...
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You can always rely on Japan to invent something really cool that’s probably not really necessary. Now a university researcher has invented a system that allows people to operate electronic devices li...
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Return visitors to Niseko this season may have realised Niseko Village’s ski runs have been completely renamed. When new owners Citigroup came in they decided they’d give the runs fun names rather tha...
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Want to expose your product to a whopping 5000 potential customers a day? The Daily English Show is looking for sponsors. Produced in Kutchan by a talented young Kiwi, Sarah Lilburn, TDES gets 5000 vi...
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One of the most popular sections of Powderlife this season was ‘Irasshaimase’, the catch cry meaning ‘welcome’ that staff in Japanese businesses greet their customers with. In each issue of Powderlife...