Skiing in Japan
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Ken1988
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I don't think there is any p4p activity in Niseko, but I guess the place is foreigner-friendly because so many Australians have flocked in there over the last ten years or so.
You don't have to go all the way up to Hokkaido to do skiing. From Tokyo, a Shinkansen train to Echigo-Yuzawa brings you to a skiing resort within two hours.
You don't have to go all the way up to Hokkaido to do skiing. From Tokyo, a Shinkansen train to Echigo-Yuzawa brings you to a skiing resort within two hours.
BladeRunner
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Tokyo Snow Club and Tokyo Gaijins are companies that arrrange regular tours out of Tokyo with lots of foreigners - they get pretty wild in the evenings. But yah - no idea about p4p
Highly recommend both Niseko and Hakuba(Nagano, Direct bus from Shinjuku)!!
As for night life you can probably stop by Susukino in Sapporo if you have time after Niseko.
I saw some posts on BP written by foreign girls there too... Have a great trip!
Very good idea Susukino, i just checked, and have 2 days after Niseko, and its seems the right pace to stay before back to Tokyo...
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