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Spring is the time for a custom of cherry blossom viewing, which involves passing through or eating or drinking under cherry blossom trees... -
Hakuba area is the one of the most famous village for both winter and summer resort in Japan. You can reach to the Hakuba-Happo-ike ... -
One day with a storm of snow, we headed to Hinoemata village. Snow fell down every time after we arrived with not a moment to spare. ... -
You may have a impression about nuclear disaster at Fukushima power plant in March 2011. In fact, there are still a lot of people who canno... -
Mt. Karamats (唐松岳) Mt. Karamatsu (Karamatsu-dake in Japanese) is in the Japanese Alps , and 2,696m high at its peak locat... -
Mt. Myoko at 12th April from Imori-pound W e had a one day trek to Mt. Myoko , 2,454 m high. Mt. Myoko is also known as Echigo-Fuji, t... -
Kakinotane （柿の種）is a common Japanese snack. It tastes like a senbei (soy source flavored rice crisps), but more small. It is said that t... -
Mt. Mizugaki (瑞牆山) is the 2,230m high mountain belonging to the Okuchichibu Mountainous Region which places the Yamanashi Pref. and Tokyo... -
Mt. Adatara (安達太良山 Adatara-yama) is a strato-volcano in Fukushima Prefecture, and is famous for ski resort in snow season and mountain tre... -
Climbing in snow is sometimes very difficult, put ourselves in danger, -- but sometimes give us a amazing experience. We joined the backco...
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