Another fun spot is the Hakuba Ski Jumping Stadium, which was one of the competition sites for the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics. You can see the towering ski jumps sans-snow and even take the lift ...

As he stood at the top of the 90-metre normal hill at the Hakuba Ski Jumping Stadium for the final jump of the competition, the 29-year-old world champion needed only to get within four metres of ...

They arrive at the Hakuba Ski Jumping Stadium around the same time. There are more than 60 ski lifts here and only one of them is gold-coloured. For their mission, two members of each team must ...

TOKYO >> Hotels and restaurants in the popular Hakuba ski resort village are packed to capacity amid a surge in international tourists on the slopes, and visitors to the village are expected to gr ...

The ski jumping stadium for the Vancouver Games is part of Whistler Olympic Park, which can accommodate 12,000 spectators. The park’s cross-country skiing and biathlon stadiums are nearby.

In the last several years, though, Hakuba has seen an unprecedented jump in popularity among foreign travelers. On any given day during the ski season, luggage-laden foreign tourists crowd Nagano ...

The actor shared his excitement on his social media, sharing photos of him and his wife visiting the Hakuba Ski Jumping Stadium in Japan. “Dati sa panaginip lang ako nakaka-experience ng paglipad.

Ahead of the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, officials in South Korea needed to build a ski jump stadium for athletes and spectators alike to enjoy during the Games. And when they came to ...

Hakuba is a long valley floor connecting no fewer than ten ski resorts in the Japanese Alps ... the Olympic museum in the M-Wave speed skating stadium. Also take time to see the beautiful 7th ...

This image makes last night's video of a test-skate at the Dodger Stadium ice rink seem pretty tame. · Who needs the Winter Olympics when you have ski jumping at Dodger Stadium?[Cut4] ...

The 23-year-old took the lead in the opening round after flying to 132.5 metres on the 1998 Winter Olympic Games jump in Nagano, 10.6m in front of second placed Jurij Tepes of Slovenia.