Mail box still in use until buried in snow
Last shops before the slopes
Natural hot springs used for cooking
It usually smells like veges around here
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
The Town of Nozawa
Nozawa Onsen is one of the most traditional of Japans skiing areas. Its one of the only places where the slopes are reachable by foot from the township. You ski during the morning and have lunch in town during the day and have another crack at it during the afternoon. The place isn't ultra popular yet so it doesn't really get crowded. Here's a few previews of the town.
Mail box still in use until buried in snow
Last shops before the slopes
Natural hot springs used for cooking
It usually smells like veges around here
Mail box still in use until buried in snow
Last shops before the slopes
Natural hot springs used for cooking
It usually smells like veges around here
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1 comments:
Looks really nice there.
Here in the South of Japan, the snow blows sideways,and never sticks.
Nice to meet you.
Thanks for stopping by,
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