2021 Shiga kogen Ski Guide 2 4K

[@tonymallis2185]

That is one of my favourite runs at Shiga. Great video

[@ho1678tanzaji]

Thanks for the comment! The weather was great and my daughter and wife skied comfortably.

[@takagiify]

bakaka

[@activetraveljapan9723]

Making me miss the snow already...

[@ho1678tanzaji]

Thanks for the comment! I see you had a great time skiing in Shiga Kogen too!

[@IdeasExchange1]

May I respectfully ask why you put music to the video? I have skied Shiga many times and would love to have been able to see the runs and hear the wonderful sounds. One of the joys of skiing Shiga is the lack of artificial sounds, just the wind and squeak of the beautiful dry cold snow. I had to turn the sound off to be able to enjoy your wonderful vision. Kind regards.

[@ho1678tanzaji]

I totally agree with your opinion. Shiga Kogen ski resort is a world without artificial sounds at all. But without music, my voice instructing my daughter and wife is too loud, so I have no choice. But after your excellent comments and advice, I will consider going without music from now on, and please forgive me for being a 67 year old man who is new to KZbin. Thanks for your great advice and comments.

[@IdeasExchange1]

@@ho1678tanzaji G'day Alhenma Eihrac From a 64 year old man who knows little to nothing about KZbin you are totally forgiven ;) May I ask two questions before I comment further? What language are you speaking when instructing your daughter and wife? Are your instructions related to skiing techniques (both your wife and daughter appear to be quite competent skiers) or are you giving instructions on where to ski? For example, when you skied from Terakoya on what you labelled 'The Eternal Course' (I did not know this name, so thanks for that) down onto what I know as The Forest Run, were you giving directions on how to get onto the beginning of The Forest Run? Robert

[@ho1678tanzaji]

I direct my daughter and wife where to ski. Loudly!!!

[@IdeasExchange1]

@@ho1678tanzaji Konichiwa OK, that's perfect. My experience at Shiga is that it is very confusing for non native people to find their way around. The maps are strange. It took me weeks and weeks to finally figure out the lay of the land. After that I would often find that Westerners would ask me to show them how to get from Okushiga across to Ichinose and then to Terakoya and so on. If you post videos where you are giving directions it would be a great boon to people who want to know how to traverse the vast areas of Shiga Kogen. It also includes a very human element into your videos. These are just my small thoughts on the matter. Mataatode Robert

[@ho1678tanzaji]

By the way, have you seen this year's video yet? If you haven't yet, please take a look at the following kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYS9iZVoqLKjp7c kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWTNpGdppNZogLs