Found an antique post at Togakushi as well. Well, but something goes different from normal.....do you know what?
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Located in Hakuba Japan 1998 Nagano winter olympic venue.
Pension Hayaokidori
Hakuba cozy accommodation
Pension Hayaokidori official website
About Me
- gamera63
- An unique Japanese inn master who caters for people from all over the world.
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3 comments:
Hi there Gam,
Great to see you are still in Hakuba. It's Froggy here. I am still in Brisbane, Australia. I have good memories of staying at your place. I will be in Japan in January and would love to get back to Hakuba for a few days. Have recently been skiing at Mt Hutt in NZ which was fun, but Hakuba was much nicer. The pics of Togakushi are great. I have been there with a friend. Its a very mysterious place. There is a book in English called the Togakushi Legend Murders by Yasuo Uchida which is a really interesting suspense story that people might like to read.
My email address is still the same.
Take care. Hopefully I can stay at Hayaokidori again soon.
Joy
Hi Froggy
Nice to have your comment, thanks.
I hope you could make it to come to my place in January. How have you progressed your skiing?
Yes, Togakushi was a Ninja town, mysterious to me, too!
See you 'till your next staying :-)
Oh froggie, I must have had very old e-mail address of yours. I just e-mailed at that addy (bigpond one) but got back to me in delivery failure. Can you toss me your newest one at
info@hakubajapan.com
Thanks
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