Happo One / ◎180cm / Cloudy & Sunny2019.Jan.13
I saw Ms.Akita, who is a model, on the crowded slope during the three-day weekend. Visibility sometimes got poor due to the thick fog at the upper area in the morning. I saw many skiers carefully skiing big and small moguls interspersing on the area along Alpen Quad.
[Usagidaira Slope]
I took another photo of Ms. Akita since I luckily ran into her. The first half part was compacted, while the second half steep part was non-compacted at Riesen, which opened yesterday. There were moguls interspersing on the steep slope, however, it was nice because the slope was firm and covered with soft snow. Afterward, I was able to see Hakuba Sanzan as the fog cleared.
[Riesen Grat Course]
Panorama Course was compacted and nicely firm. The skier’s right side of Olympic Course Ⅱ is used for lessons by a local ski club until Feb.3 (Sun) (except for the period between Jan.16 (Wed) – Jan.19 (Sat)). The skier’s left side of the slope was difficult to go down because there were lots of big and small moguls.
[Olympic Course Ⅱ]
Sakka No.2 Slope was crowded with families and beginners but I enjoyed making turns as I liked on the the wide flat slope. The slope were firm and my skis ran well, and my skis did not stop even when I went down slowly.
[Sakka Slope]
[Availability Information for Jan. 13]
* All Areas Available (except for Urakuro and Omusubi)
* Available Lifts … Gondola, (8:00 a.m.–), totally 18 lifts
* Night Skiing … Available from Dec. 30 at Nakiyama (5 p.m.–9 p.m.)
* Early-morning Skiing … Dec. 29–Jan. 3, Jan. 12–14, Feb. 9–11 and every Sunday from Jan. 20 to Feb. 24: Nakiyama No.3 Triple starts from 6:40 a.m.
* Lift Price … Adult: JPY5,200, Child under 12: JPY3,000, Senior: JPY4,700
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