About 180 km away from Tokyo, you will find a farming village with over 1,000 years of history at the edge of Japan’s largest alluvial fan at the base of the Nasu mountain range. While it is a countryside surrounded by rocky hil... More

Guide to the nature of Nasu and play various snow in the fluffy plateau different from the 15-year-old Kumasan and ski slopes. Since the course has little difference in elevation, it is also ideal for snowshoe debut. If you are pi... More