Happo-one /◎260cm / snowy and rainy2019.Feb.04
When coming to the upper part of the ski resort, the weak rain at the foot turned into damp snow riding on the north wind. Given the dangers of avalanches due to high temperatures, the course check prolonged, the gondola and Happo Riesen Quad were about 20 minutes and the Alpine Quad started about 30 minutes behind.
[Panorama course]
The north side of the international third pair of panoramic courses (photo) is a condition where moist snow was moist with thin moist snow. As the board ran, I felt good on the speed. On the south side of the International 3rd pair which was non-snowing this morning “Soak” is softly undulating.
[Panorama course]
Olympic course II was non-snowing, but there was not much roughness here. A heavy snowfall called “Shara Shara” caught on, and the board was a burn that required a little leg strength though running. The gentle slope at the bottom of the ski area such as Sakka and Shirakaba was soft and slippery.
[Olympic course Ⅱ]
In the Riesen slalom course, the snowy portion of the width of two pisten in the early stage was moderately soft, and the other non-snowy portion was a soft relief which was slightly braked. Snow pressure of the middle stage to the final stage was soft and moist. At around 9:30, the rain at the foot weakened and it fell to the point of dropping.
[Riesen Slalom Course]
[Availability Information for Feb. 4]
* All Areas Available (Except for OMUSUBI)
* Available Lifts … Gondola, (Weekdays: 8:00 a.m.–, Weekend & Holidays: 7:30 a.m.–), totally 18 lifts
* Night Skiing … Available until Mar. 23 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.
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