Before the big rain, I had a few more great days in the backcountry. I had to mount the skins a bit more than I would have liked, but the compensation in the form of excellent descents was very okay. But then it came and how... the rain and super warm. That was the end of JaPow for the time being. The following days were to die for. Ice rinks, absolutely terrible conditions on and off the piste. Day after day, someone sacrificed themselves and went out first thing in the morning to report to us in case we did get out of bed. Four long days of total exhaustion - and time for a bit of culture.
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Japan Photo Report 2013, Part V
Before the really big rain...
Long-term tests confirm that waste bags are sometimes the best way to cross the river. Dry feet are almost guaranteed.
Robert Ebner
Hakuba, Japan
Patrick Fux
Before the big rain, I had a few more great days in the backcountry. Although I had to mount the skins a bit more than I would have liked, the compensation in the form of excellent descents was very okay.
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Background looks good, but was super unstable. Foreground: the wind almost destroyed everything, but only almost...
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After a bit of searching, we found some good snow after all.
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Patrick Fux Japan photo reportage part 5
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The last day before the rain, it got super warm and then it came, the big rain.
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Patrick Fux Japan photo reportage part 5
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And then there are ski resorts here that want pictures of their moguls. In Japan, mogul skiing is still a very important part of the skiing experience.
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If the snow is really bad, the SnowMonkeys are always a good destination for a day out.
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Or then the temples in Nagano...
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Long-term tests confirm that waste bags are sometimes the best way to cross the river. Dry feet are almost guaranteed.
Robert EbnerHakuba, JapanPatrick Fux
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