It’s very far away. I just figure it’s easier to relocate in North America versus Japan
Sapporo would be my pick. Better sustained winters if I had to move to Japan
The perfect realistic major city area to live for snowfall and prolonged winter is Montreal or Ottawa Canada. Quebec City is another place but I think it’s a metropolitan of 700,000 people at the most. That is even better place.
Prolonged Winter is not a guarantee south of the 45th parallel, especially along the I-80 corridor pts south. You haven’t seen nothing yet when I was growing up in the 80s and 90s those were some shit winters. Pretty close to this train wreck we are experiencing now and Unfortunately looking at that past. This could be like this for many seasons to come. So there’s a simple solution to all this. Pack up your bags move to Marquette Michigan even in a lesser winter they still manage to get somewhere around100 inches a year. You live only one time. Make it happen!
I was in Tennessee this summer and I thought the same thing you just said. I couldn’t believe how nice people were in Tennessee. My whole view of Southerners was completely wrong.
Normal people always remembers the big dogs, never the small dogs....
me, personally. I enjoy winter. I’ll take dozens of 5-10” events over one 20” event every 3-4 years and nothing in between. But that’s me.
Either. The virus doesn’t live outside. It’s dependent on travel and indoor peaks which is why prevalent in winter. More indoor activities more shopping holidays etc cold outside makes your nose run initially when entering warm house.. blah blah