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+ I recently went skiing at a number of places in Japan in Honshu and I just + wanted to write down some thoughts I had about the ease of public transit and + the fastest route to each place. The assumption is that you're starting from + Tokyo station. +

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Hakuba Happo

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Madarao

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Tazawako

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Geto

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Togakushi

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+ Just some thoughts about ease of access overall. I felt getting to Geto was + extremely convenient and I saved a lot by being able to stay in Kitakami + instead of near the ski resort (5k-8k JPY a night instead of 10k-15k). This + might make up the difference in cost in Shinkansen transit fare. Madarao's bus + fare was also cheaper and more convenient so that might be a reasonable + strategy there too, especially since Iiyama is relatively cheap too. + Meanwhile, stuff near Nagano Station is not too much cheaper than stuff near + the resorts especially if one considers the round trip bus cost. Lastly, + Tazawako's uphill climb after the bus stop was truly awful. +

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I might update this in the future. Will likely update the dates too.

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