Hokkaïdo Japon 2013
ski en poudreuse sur l'île d'Hokkaïdo - Japon 2013
Hokkaidō
Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost island, is world-renowned for its exceptional powder snow, nicknamed "Japow" for its lightness and consistency. Resorts like Niseko, Furano, Kiroro, and Rusutsu attract thousands of freeride skiers each year, drawn by wide forests, flowing lines, and the unique atmosphere blending wild nature with Japanese culture. Skiing in Hokkaido goes far beyond the resorts, with many riders venturing into backcountry terrain, volcanic slopes, and ski-touring routes. The winters are long and generous, with snowfall totals often exceeding 15 meters per season. Hokkaido has become a legendary destination for freeskiers worldwide, offering deep powder, cultural richness, and pure adventure.
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