RED LEAVES
Showing posts with label Shirakaba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shirakaba. Show all posts
Monday, 21 September 2009
Thursday, 16 April 2009
Friday, 27 February 2009
Powder Snow at Maruike
Labels:
Japan,
Japanese White Birch,
Joshinetsu National Park,
Maruike,
Mountain,
Nagano,
Shiga Kogen,
Shirakaba,
ski,
ski resort,
sky,
snow,
snow field,
sunny,
winter,
スキー場,
志賀高原,
長野県
White White Birches

The day started cloudy and with light snow today...
And the White Birches are still snowy and beautiful!
This is Ichinose Family yesterday night.
Here you can ski or snowboard everynight, until 21:00.
Enjoy!
Labels:
cloudy,
Ichinose Family,
Japan,
Japanese White Birch,
Joshinetsu National Park,
Nagano,
nightlife,
Shiga Kogen,
Shirakaba,
ski resort,
snow,
snowboard,
スキー場,
志賀高原,
長野県
Wednesday, 18 February 2009
Perfect Day!
Yesterday was a really great day in Shiga Kogen!!! Light snow in the morning and them sunny until the end of the day.
This is Maruike (Maru Pond) yesterday, about 1:00 P. M.
Monday, 16 February 2009
The Snow is Back

The trees are becoming white again in Shiga Kogen!
Finally!
And according to Japan Meteorological Agency, this will be a snowy week!
We hope so!
Sunday, 8 February 2009
Sunny Cloudy day...
Labels:
cloudy,
Japan,
Japanese White Birch,
Joshinetsu National Park,
Maruike,
Mountain,
Nagano,
Shiga Kogen,
Shirakaba,
ski field,
ski resort,
snow,
Sunvalley,
winter,
スキー場,
志賀高原,
長野県
Wednesday, 4 February 2009
Summer Campsite
Labels:
Hiratoko,
Japan,
Japanese White Birch,
Mountain,
Nagano,
nature,
Shiga Kogen,
Shirakaba,
ski field,
ski resort,
sky,
snow,
snow field,
snow trail,
sunny,
winter,
スキー場,
志賀高原,
長野県
Sunday, 18 January 2009
Sunday Morning

Today the sky was gorgeous in the morning but during the day became cloudy. But still a very good day for Shiga Kogen guests!
This picture, taken this morning, shows 2 typical trees in Shiga Kogen. Shirakaba or Japanese White Birch (Betula platyphylla var. japonica), on the left, and Dakekamba or Erman's Birch (Betula ermanii), on the right. In the background you can see Nishitateyama and Higashitateyama ski fields.
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