On the right, you can see four tennis courts. Behind the tennis courts lies Mt Hakkai (1,778m), Mt Nakanotake (2,083m), and Mt Komagatake (2,003m).
Location: IUJ Tennis Courts
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About Minami Uonuma
Minamiuonuma city is situated in a valley in a mountainous region of Niigata Prefecture known as “Snow Country” because of the heavy snowfall in winter. The city is bounded by Uonuma city and the Echigo-Sanzan mountains in the north, and Yuzawa, a popular ski resort town, in the south. The Uono river flows through most of the city. The city and its surrounding areas are dotted with many onsen (Japanese hot springs) and 8 ski resorts, making it a popular destination in winter. There are also a large number of paddy fields, and popular seasonal fruit like watermelon, as this is a major rice-growing region in Japan.
(source: Wikipedia)
(source: Wikipedia)
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2 comments:
Does it stand for International University of Japan? A college classmate of mine is attending school there!
Yoroshiku! I'd be back to check =)
Yes, you are right.
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