滋賀大学彦根キャンパスの スキー教室の変遷.

This paper draws mainly on interview surveys to clarify the history of the Ski Class at the Hikone Campus of Shiga University. The Ski Class is a physical education class in the Faculty of Economics. It has a long history that began in 1956 when Hikoji Enomoto, who was in charge of physical education at Shiga University’s Faculty of Economics, decided to implement the Ski Class as part of his search for a new program of university physical education. The guesthouse Shirakaba-so in Miasa, Omachi City, Nagano Prefecture, has always been used as the dormitory. Since the beginning, the students have lived there in a group setting for four days, and this form continues to this day. According to the past Faculty Degree Requirements, the Ski Class was open to first- and second-year students until 1994 and attracted more than 600 participants a year in most years. Currently, only first-year students are eligible, and the number of participants since 2001 has been around 80 at the lowest and 120 at the highest. The Ski Class was held at the Omachi Ski Resort until the school year 2000. After that, sessions were held at the Yanaba International Ski Resort, the Sun Alpina Aokiko Ski Area, and the White Resort Hakuba Sanosaka, and in the school year 2010, the training slope was settled on at the Jigatake Snow Resort. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]