Does it snow in Japan?

Answer 1

it sure does

Answer 2

I am in Japan now in Osaka and it has only a few times every lightly snowed here. Not enough to stick to the ground but lets say you go up north to Hokkaido and yes. There is also snowboarding and skiing around here so it does snow a little because it isn't all artificial but a lot of it is. The Southern parts like Okinawa never see the stuff and are like Australians on holiday when they see it. Nagano had the winter olympics.

Answer 3

Yes, do an internet search for Mount Fuji.
There are many snow-capped mountains in Japan. Japan has several world-class skiers.

Answer 4

yes--Mount Fuji is extremely photogenic when capped in snow. It's over 12,000 feet above sea level. Snow's not so good for skiing, as it's very heavy and wet. Even though the winter olympics were there, in general, the snow ain't all that great in my humble, champaign powder in Colorado, snooty-season-pass at Vail opinion. (Ha, just kidding--my pass is actually at Breck.)

Answer 5

Yes.

Did you not watch the winter olympics in Nagano Japan?

Have you never heard of Japanese Snow Monkeys?

Answer 6

Oh yea look at the snow monkies and Mount Fuji.

Answer 7

of course it does....the country has a mountain range and is located pretty far north from the equator....also candy coated blow can reach there pretty easily just like anywhere else, so yes. Japan does have powder.

Answer 8

Of course it does. There's winter and there is snow on Mt Fuji

Answer 9

If you have a good connection, it could snow any where

Answer 10

Let's see.....winter olympics in Japan recently.......YES!!

Answer 11

Yes it does!

The Winter Olympics were just there a few years ago!