SNOW REPORT2025.4.2 8:00 Update| Cortina |  --cm |  |
| HakubaNorikura Until 4/6 |  235cm |  |
| Tsugaike Until 5/6 |  301cm |  |
| Iwatake | --cm | |
| Happo-one Until 5/6 | 415cm | |
| Goryu & Hakuba47 Until 5/6 | 385cm | |
| Sanosaka | --cm | |
| Kashimayari | --cm |  |
| Jiigatake | --cm | |
| Nozawa Until 5/6 | 275cm | |
| X-JAM & Yomase | --cm | |
| Madarao | --cm |  |
| Shiga Until late May | 250cm | |
| Akakura Onsen | --cm | |
| Akakura Kanko Until 5/6 | 260cm | |
| Ikenotaira Onsen Until 4/6 | 190cm | |
| Myoko Suginohara Until 4/6 | 210cm | |
| Kurohime | --cm |
| Takamine Until 4/20 |  90cm | |
| Sugadaira Until 4/20 | 120cm | |
| Ninja | --cm | |
| Karuizawa Prince | --cm | |
| Nomugi | --cm | |
| Royalhill | --cm | |
| Kurumayama | --cm | |
| Ontake Until 4/13 | 100cm | |
| Yachiho Until 4/20 | 110cm | |
Kohu Local Meteorological Office that there was the first snowfall on Mt. Fuji (3,776m) on 10/5 (Thu), a day later than Daisetsuzan Asahi-dake. This is 3 days later than usual (10/2) and 5 days later than last year (9/30).
By the way, Japan Meteorological Agency announced as the forecast from September, 2023 to March, 2024, “El Nino Pattern is still going on from the spring. It will very likely to last until the middle of this winter (90%).”
