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Located 13 kilometers directly north of Shinano-Omachi Station, the Three Nishina Lakes of Aoki, Nakatsuna, and Kizaki are best known for its azure waters and the lake activities that can be done the...

If you could only ski at one of the ten resorts in Hakuba, which one would it be? Most riders would choose Happo One without a doubt. Hosted the ski jump and down hill competitions during the 1998 Na...

Located only 15-minutes drive from Hakuba Station or the Hakuba Happo Bus Terminal, Hakuba Goryu Snow Resort is one of the most popular winter sports destinations in Nagano. Connected to Hakuba47 Win...

Connected to Hakuba Goryu via the upper runs, Hakuba 47 is in itself relatively small but combines with Goryu to offer visitors one of the largest areas of interconnected ski fields in the Hakuba Val...

One of ten resorts making-up the ‘Hakuba Valley’ and located around 8km to the north of Hakuba Village, Tsugaike is a relatively large, single resort well-suited to beginners. Connected to a decent-s...

Lying to the immediate north of Hakuba Happo One, Hakuba Iwatake was for a long-time something of a well-kept secret. But not anymore… Known for its spectacular views of the North Alps and surroundin...

One of ten resorts making-up the ‘Hakuba Valley’, Hakuba Cortina is a picturesque ski resort located almost entirely within a natural bowl. Known of its big dumps of powder and unusually liberal appr...

One of ten resorts making-up the ‘Hakuba Valley’ and connected to Hakuba Cortina via the upper runs, Hakuba Norikura is usually enjoyed using the JPY4800 joint day-pass to both resorts. To keep thing...

As one of Japan’s premier outdoor destinations, Hakuba spoils visitors for choice when it comes to seasonal activities. Best known as a winter destination, Hakuba is increasingly known for experience...