Japan's snow road: Where is it and when to visit?
In the Internet I found interesting pictures about Japan's snow road. It seems that there are at least 10 meters of snow on this road.
Unfortunately I couldn't find out where in Japan this road is located, and when one should visit it, to find the maximum amount of snow. Additionally, I'm interested how high the amount of snow can get there, and if it is reliable in every winter.
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When and where does it snow Japan?
While most of Japan's major cities, including Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka, receive only small amounts of snow, locations offering snow experiences are readily accessible from them. The snow season in Japan is long and in some places begins as early as November and lasts into May, with the peak being in February.Where is the best snow in Japan?
Rusutsu \u2013 Boasts some of Japan's heaviest snowfalls and some of the best powder snow in the world. Shiga Kogen \u2013 One of the largest ski resorts in Japan, offering terrain for all levels of skiers, from beginners to advanced powderhounds.What month does Japan snow?
The ski season in Japan runs from mid-late December through to late March or early April. \u201cThe earth lay white under the night sky,\u201d wrote Yasunari Kawabata in his 1956 novel Snow Country. Japan is famous for its historically significant snowfalls, with some places seeing over 40 feet of snow per year.Where is the Tateyama Snow Corridor?
Access the Tateyama Snow Corridor from Murodo via the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route . You can embark from either side of the route, with Tateyama Station on the Toyama side or Ogizawa, Omachi City, in neighboring Nagano Prefecture on the other side.Japan - Quiet Life
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