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Well Japan is fukin awesome, me and my mate ben were there from 13th Janurary - 15th feburary 2008 staying at a place called hakuba powder lodge in Hakuba, Nagano.

Spent most of our time boarding at hakuba 47 resort but also visited happo-one, yanaba, cortina and iwatake..

will definatley be going back sometime in the future, the snow was amazing, people are nice, food and booze is cheap.. nothing to complain about in a whole month besides a hangover lol..

so yeh, take a look at some pics and feel free to ask away if you have any questions about japan i mite be able to help you!!

cheers
tim.



Published On: 3/15/2008
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Snowboard.com News: Rail Jam in Japan!
By: snowboard.com


On February 25th riders from Canada, New Zealand and Europe will go to Nagano (home of the winter Olympics 1998) Japan to compete against local riders. This international event, which is the first of its kind in the Matsumoto area, is going to be one of the sickest competitions in Japan!

Click here or on the poster for more information:

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Published On: 2/9/2006
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My News: 6/3/2003
By: gustavoagurto


Jeff Anderson muere accidentalmente en Hotel

Jeff Anderson Dies In Hotel Accident

Monday February 24, 2003

TOKYO (AP) - An American professional snowboarder fell to his death after losing his balance while sliding down the rail of a spiral staircase in central Japan early Sunday.

Jeffrey Anderson, of Mammoth Lakes, Calif., was trying to slide sideways on his rear down the rail of the hotel staircase at about 3:15 a.m., a Nagano police official said.

After starting out on the fifth floor, the 23-year-old snowboarder lost his balance on the fourth and fell 50 feet to the first, the official said on condition of anonymity. Anderson was taken to a hospital by ambulance but was pronounced dead due to injuries he suffered from hitting his head.

Anderson was in Nagano to compete in a snowboard competition Saturday and Sunday.



Published On: 3/6/2003
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