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Ski & Winter in Northeast Asia

Take the plunge ... Niseko is a skier's delight.

Japan

The land of powder and fun

Craig Tansley reveals what you should know about skiing in Japan, from the dangers of deep snow to getting in shape before you go.

Japan

One happy gang

Club Med Sahoro

If only all ski holidays could be like this, writes Anna Anderson.

Japan's quiet achiever

Carving powder at Rusutsu.

Niseko has an Australian flavour; nearby Rusutsu resort has epic runs and a family atmosphere, writes Susan Bredow.

SKIING

Call of the northern snow

Throwing snowballs, La Plagne, France.

Resorts have been pounded by the white stuff, making it the perfect time to snap up a deal, writes Rachael Oakes-Ash.

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Ice magic in China

Ice and Snow World at the opening ceremony of the 2013 Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival in Harbin.

Fireworks illuminate ice castles and sculptures of fairytale characters at the opening ceremony of the 14th Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival in north-east China's Heilongjiang province.

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