We took train to Niseko ski resort on 14th Dec. It would be a 5D 4N skiing trip. Riley was looking forward to this skiing trip since the 1st day arriving Hokkaido. We travelled from Hakodate to Niseko Kuchan town. It took us 4 hours+ with 1 transit stop at a small town before reaching Kuchan-Hirafu International Ski Resort, famous of it's powder snow:)
This was the one room apartment that we stayed in for our 4 nights skiing trip in Hirafu ski town. It was clean and nicely decorated. Most importantly, it has big glass windows that allows you to see snow falling all nights :)
All geared up for my very first ski lesson on this International ski ground....wow...I had a personal instructor who came from Australia. However, my 1st lesson was on a "Family Track", which was very challenging for me, a first timer. I couldnt ski with that heavy ski boots on my feet, I lost my balance on those slopes...I almost fainted when I was on a ski lift up the hill....OMG!
My little hero --Riley:)
3 comments:
Hello Wai See,
How r u? Glad dat u have a blog. At least I can still get connected with you without having to call you.
Miss you....
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Hi "Wai See"...
Long time no see : )
How have you been?
(the last time we met was in 2007 at Goodwood Park hotel-u were having high tea)
I like the snowy pictures taken in your blog.
I was in Niseko-kuchan too in 2006. It was crowded with many tourists especially Australian. I prefer Niseko Nikko Anupuri which is least crowded.
Yup, the snow in Hokkaido is "powdery".
I would like to share with you some of my pictures taken then:
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Keep in touch! : )
Kelvin 伟华
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