Asia Snow Report Mar 17: Niseko Hanazono Resort Impresses

In today's report, Kiroro in Japan claims the top spot with a SnowSure score of 35 and a snow base of 52cm, promising solid skiing conditions. Niseko Hanazono Resort follows, with a robust 92cm snow base, making it ideal for diverse terrain exploration. Rusutsu also stands out with 93cm, offering fair conditions for skiing enthusiasts. In comparison, Tomamu and Furano provide fair skiing with snow bases of 36cm and 27cm, respectively. These figures highlight excellent terrain quality, ensuring skiers can find their perfect run. With Japan leading the pack, skiers can expect a memorable experience across these top-ranking resorts.

Overnight, Niseko Hanazono Resort and Kiroro each received 2cm of fresh snow, making them prime destinations for powder skiing today. Furano also saw 1cm, adding a fresh layer to the slopes. While Niseko Grand Hirafu and Moiwa didn't receive new snow, their existing bases ensure enjoyable runs. No significant storm activity was reported, but the light dusting in Niseko Hanazono promises a delightful skiing experience.

Looking ahead, Kiroro leads the 14-day forecast with an expected 18cm of snow, followed by Niseko Hanazono Resort and Moiwa, each anticipating 14cm. Niseko Grand Hirafu and Village are also set for 13cm, suggesting consistent snowfall across the region. Significant snow is expected later this week, so now is the time to plan your trips and secure your spot on the slopes for the coming weeks.

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