Happy Valentine’s Day from Nozawa
Happy Valentine’s Day from Nozawa
Love is in the air, and so is the sunshine! After days of incredible snowfall, the snow gods are giving us a well-earned break with clearer skies and beautiful views from the top —an absolute gift for Valentine’s Day! Yesterday’s snowfall freshened up the slopes for the upcoming sunshine for the next couple of days. Whether you’re carving up the slopes or enjoying a cozy onsen soak, today is perfect for making winter holiday memories.
Did you know Valentine’s Day in Japan is a little different? Here, it’s tradition for women to give chocolates to their partners, friends, colleagues, and even themselves! From Giri-choco (obligation chocolate) to Honmei-choco (true love chocolate), there’s a sweet treat for every relationship. Don’t worry, guys—White Day is just a month away for your turn to return the favor!
With more sunshine on the forecast through the weekend, it’s the perfect time to hit the slopes and soak in the stunning mountain views. Looking for a special dinner spot to celebrate? Check out our restaurant guide here: https://www.nozawaholidays.com/restaurants-bars/ 🍷✨
TODAY:
🌡️ Temperature at Nagasaka top: -9 degrees
❄️ New snow since yesterday: 10cm
🏔️ Base at the top of Nagasaka: 365cm
❄️ Snow conditions: Sunny with a gentle snow sprinkle
🌤️ Weather: Mostly sunny, chilly at the top!
⛷️ Runs: All runs open
🚡 Lifts: All lifts open
❄️ SNOW FORECAST:
We’re expecting clearing in the skies with light snow dusting in the afternoon. Temperatures will remain cold, with lows around -7°C at higher elevations and around 2 degrees down in the village. Looking ahead, a major snowstorm is expected to hit on Monday and Tuesday, bringing heavy snowfall and stronger winds, with temperatures dropping significantly to around -25°C during the night. The snow is forecast to continue midweek, providing excellent fresh powder conditions. If you’re heading up the mountain, prepare for changing conditions, and for those looking for sunshine, Saturday and Sunday offer the best chances for breaks in the clouds. Stay safe and enjoy a bit of sunshine!
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