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Life in Switzerland
Hiking in Switzerland 🥾General mountain walking
Hiking is one of the most popular activities in Switzerland. Since it is Saturday and stores are usually closed in the afternoon and on Sundays, Switzerland is naturally suited for hiking. In this issue, the author, who lives in Pre-Alpes, Switzerland, tells you about hiking in Switzerland... -
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Back to winter?! Powder snow!
A return to winter!? Powder snow! Today, it's like Niseko, Japan, with powder on the slopes! In Switzerland at this time of year, many people head towards Italy seeking warmth, so the slopes are actually quite empty. The forecast for good weather starts tomorrow. The Villars-Gryon-Diablerets ski resort is open until April 12th! -
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Swiss Skiing in March|Spring Skiing with Villars!
The ski season in Villars, Switzerland, continues through March, and recent snowfall has returned the slopes to winter conditions. Spring is a recommended time to ski, with fewer crowds and longer daylight hours, allowing for a leisurely day of skiing. Enjoying lunch or drinks on a terrace, a quintessential European ski experience, is also a major draw. For those concerned about spring snow conditions, you can still enjoy good snow at Glacier 3000. The Villars ski resort is scheduled to be open until April 11th, so you can fully enjoy spring skiing. Please feel free to contact us. -
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Autumn in 🍂 Switzerland, the season of chestnuts. Sounds and smells of autumn weather echoing in the valley.
🏔️ on a sunny autumn morning to pick up chestnuts Autumn in Switzerland is quiet and rich. And the season is symbolized by chestnuts (Chateigne). This morning the valley was clear and sunny, and we went to a hill lined with chestnut trees owned by a friend of mine to do our annual chestnut picking. Amidst the golden leaves dancing in the morning light, chestnut ig... -
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Autumn Appetite and Swiss Vineyard Experience - Vendanges (Grape Harvest)
Autumn is the season of appetite. Chestnuts, mushrooms, apples, pumpkins, etc... In Japan, too, the season is full of delicious foods that add color to the dining table. In Switzerland, where I live, you can also enjoy the unique flavors of this season. Wine in Switzerland? Actually, it is very familiar... -
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Recommended Ski Resorts in Switzerland
Zermatt, Verbier, Villars-Gryon-Diablerets Zermatt (Zermatt) World-famous resort with a view of the Matterhorn. The gondola takes you to the glacier area at 3,883 meters above sea level, where you can enjoy stable snow conditions from early winter to early spring. Attractive points The highest view in the world: the Matterhorn... -
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What is Kambly, a long-established Swiss cookie maker? Sightseeing and Souvenirs
Kambly, the national pastry brand, is a must-know on your trip to Switzerland. Founded in 1910 in Trub, a small village in the Emmentaler region of Switzerland, Kambly has been making cookies under family management for over 100 years. Kambly's characteristics ... -
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For travelers.
Switzerland is now in the season of pleasant autumn breezes. In my area, where I live at an altitude of 1,300 meters above sea level, I can see white breath when I step outside in the morning. The temperature is around 8 degrees Celsius, and it gets much colder in the mornings and evenings. What I find different from Japan is this difference in temperature. Yesterday I was able to spend my days in short sleeves, but the next day... -
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Guide to Driving in Switzerland: For Tourists and Prospective Expatriates
Switzerland is a country where you can enjoy the natural beauty of the Alps and its beautiful lakes. By traveling by car, you can freely explore places and spectacular scenery that are difficult to reach by train. However, foreigners need to be careful when driving because the traffic rules are different from those in Japan and other countries. Here, we will discuss the differences for travelers and expatriate pre... -
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Staff on-site report: Tour de Romandie Féminin Stage 2 (Conthey → La Tzoumaz)
Well, the race was held under the scorching sun again today. It was as hot as midsummer in Japan, and I couldn't stop sweating 🥵 even when I was working as a staff member. In the morning, when I asked for electricity arrangements, "Excuse me, could you please turn on the electricity?", the locals were very willing to help me, and I was really su...
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