Junto is back! We planned to hit the NW ridge of Tokachi today, but since we were a little late there was no more parking space left. Plan B was a picnic and a walk in the valley. The snow was soft and fluffy up to just below 1500m. We didn’t see anyone except another … More Gallery 29.12.19 Tokachi

1st day back at ASD and we were skiing with a lovely couple from Korea. The snow was soft although the mountain still needed some snow depth to fill in the gullies and cover the trees. The ropeway was not ready yet, so we ski toured up enjoying the sun and the spectacular scenery. A … More Gallery 23.12.19 Asahidake

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We enjoy being on the mountain and touring. We like skiing/riding pow and if there’s no pow we like the glide down. We love food, so we will cook for you on the mountain. Well, this tour is unlikely to suck then. It had been sunny for a few days prior to a light refresh … More The Original Team Korea

Beginner, intermediate, advanced or expert? These are the categories we ask our guests to identify themselves in before their tour. This helps us with some of our decision making on the mountain, route planning and terrain management during the tour. We understand this is a flawed system, and maybe a more specific description on rhythm … More Team Nobile Korea

Sometimes it is hard to remember and rank days on the scale of epicness. Since we are not elephants, a few photos may help with the memory of this bluebird day in Asahidake. Granted the top was wind scoured, but that graduated blue sky and 100% visibility was unbeatable. I remember days like this were … More Gallery JAN 30 2019 ASD

We have been in denial for over a week with the obvious signs of Spring. I mean it was still February and we were not ready to give up on Japow. Though as the farmers were preparing their green houses and starting to spread charcoal on the snowy fields, the reality of blue skies, the … More Pat’s Backyard

We said we were not going back to Asahidake unless there was at least 30cm of new snow. The snow surface could not have suffered more after the sun, the wind and the numerous ski tracks had hammered it to a bullet proof shine only 3 days ago. The snow god did entertain our request … More Gallery 27 Feb 2019 Asahidake

If a picture tells a thousand words, then we better pick only those pictures that tell the story we want to hear.  It was exceptional to see the entire front mountain of Tomamu to be wind and sun affected. With spring like conditions and a serious lack of new snow, we returned to the Tomamu … More Gallery Feb 25 2019 Tomamu

Bluebird day in Furano, skiing a mixture of slalom, pillows and 5 days old powder kept fresh in the shady fridge. A few kick turns and a Japanese style group warm up session to boot.                  To download a full res copy, click on the image, click ‘view … More Gallery Feb 24 2019 Furano