Kashimaayari / ◎235cm / Sunny & Cloudy 2022.Mar.16
I saw a snowboarding legend, Mr. Morio Aizawa, who won his seventh consecutive title at JSBA All Japan Snowboard Technical Championships! From the left is, Mr. Tishiki Suetaka, who won the men’s alpine title at the 29th JSBA All Japan Snowboard Technical Championships, Mr. Aizawa, Mr. Atsushi Nakahara, who is the principal of AZ PRO snowboarding school, and Ms. Yuko Nakamoto, who won women’s freestyle title.
[Maruyama Slope: Course 7]
It was warm, but the sky got gradually covered with thin clouds and yellow dust. All slopes were blanketed with granular snow this morning. Snow was very hard on Kurosawa Slope, and moderately hard on 5-A in the early morning. I saw secondary school students from Tokyo practicing skiing hard on the bottom area of 1-C (pictured) and Maruyama Slope.
[Toomi Grand View B: Course 1]
There were some ups and downs on the steep non-compacted slope of Course 1-C. Meanwhile, snow was nicely-compacted on the upper and lower gentle slope. Granular snow started to melt past 9 on Course 1-A, 1-B (pictured), 1-C, and Maruyama Slope (pictured in the fourth photo).
[Toomi Grand View C: Course 1]
“I look forward to your posts! I’m coming with my daughter, who’s graduating from preschool this spring. I’m enjoying snowskating every time I come with my daughter.”, a man coming from Omachi city said. For your information, we have “Ski Children’s Day” this weekend on Mar.20 (Sun). Elementary school students can get free lift tickets!
[Maruyama Slope: Course 7]
[Available Information for Mar. 16 (Wed)]
＊ All of the courses are available!
＊ Available Lifts …No.2 Pair (8:30~) and other 5 lifts
＊Lift Fees… 1-Day Adults: JPY4,000, Elementary and secondary school students: JPY2,400, High school and university students, over 60 y/o: JPY3,700 (The spring campaign starts on Mar.22. Adults: JPY3,200, Elementary and secondary school students: JPY1,600, High school and university students, over 60 y/o: JPY2,900 )
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