Flights to and from Hokkaido and Aomori Prefecture are being canceled one after another on Monday as the Pacific side of ...
Snow is being removed along a winter-closed section of the "Hakkoda-Towada Gold Line" National Route 103 that connects the ...
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Visitors from overseas, whose numbers have bounced back strongly since the end of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, have accounted for at least half of those who had trouble in the snow in recent years.
People have gathered in Japan's northeastern prefecture of Aomori to dig out apples stored in snow and taste the fruit. About 30 people, including tourists, took part in the annual event on Wednesday.
By 10 a.m. local time on Monday, the northern Aomori City recorded 5 m of snow, Niigata's Uonuma recorded 3.81 m, and Tadami in Fukushima prefecture recorded 3.13 m, according to the JMA.
By 10am on Feb 24, the northern Aomori City recorded five metres of snow, Niigata’s Uonuma recorded 3.81 metres, and Tadami in Fukushima prefecture recorded 3.13 metres, according to the JMA.
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By 10am local time (9am, Singapore time) on Monday, the northern Aomori City recorded 5m of snow, Niigata's Uonuma recorded 3.81m, and Tadami in Fukushima prefecture recorded 3.13m, according to ...
READ: Japan braces for more snow after 800 vehicles stranded By 10:00 am (0100 GMT) on Monday, the northern Aomori City recorded five metres (16 feet) of snow, Niigata’s Uonuma recorded 3.81 ...
By 10am (0100 GMT/9am Malaysian time) today, the northern Aomori City recorded five metres of snow, Niigata’s Uonuma recorded 3.81 metres, and Tadami in Fukushima prefecture recorded 3.13 metres, ...