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Azumino, with its inland climate, does not see as much snowfall as the Sea of Japan side.
Protected by the Northern Alps, it is said to be less affected by typhoons and snow clouds.
In winter, the Northern Alps create a beautiful skyline where blue skies meet snow, a scenery unique to the season.
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