Hakuba has the most diverse terrain you will find anywhere in Japan. If you want to take the family to wide open spaces with just the slightest of slopes to get the kids the best start on their... More…
These passes can be used at Hakuba 47/ Goryu, Happo One, Iwatake, Sanasaka, Minekata, Highland Park and Tsugaike Resorts. They can be used at one resort per day and valid for day skiing. Most... More…
Various small areas make up the large area known as Hakuba. Each has it's own charms and local flavour, and advantages and disadvantages. We book accommodation in what we consider are the... More…
Another option, perfect if you are travelling around Japan, is to get a 4 day flexi pass through JR East. These passes, only available to non Japan residents, must be purchased yourself in your... More…
There are many options to get to Hakuba. The most convenient when arriving on a late flight is to get a transfer direct to your hotel. Not only is this cheap compared to international rates it is... More…
When going on your Japanese ski holiday why not take a side trip and visit Tokyo or its surrounding areas and courier ("tukubin") your ski luggage to Hakuba. Don't travel with all your ski... More…
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Hakuba is one of the largest ski areas on one pass in the country. It has well over 130 lifts which are spread over 6 large areas that you can access with the multi resort inbound lift pass.... More…
A great sideline to skiing, especially when you need a day to recoup, is visiting the snow monkeys. In northern Nagano Prefecture around two hours from Hakuba is the municipality Yamanouchi.... More…
This may seem obvious but it's a question that we hear quite a lot. The temperatures we get in Hakuba are perfect for world class quality snow. During the day from mid December till mid March it... More…
To arrange a more personalised holiday, for more information about Hakuba and the region, or just any questions you can think of about skiing in Japan don‘t hesitate to contact us...