Hakuba Valley – Japan’s Iconic Winter Playground ❄🏔

Nestled in the heart of Nagano Prefecture, Hakuba Valley is one of Japan’s most renowned winter destinations, famous for hosting events during the 1998 Winter Olympics. With 10 interconnected ski resorts, over 200 runs, and 139 lifts, Hakuba offers world-class skiing and snowboarding, breathtaking alpine scenery, and a vibrant après-ski scene.

Beyond the slopes, Hakuba is a lively winter hub, featuring international restaurants, bars, traditional Japanese onsens, and a mix of Western and Japanese-style accommodations—perfect for an unforgettable snow getaway.

Why Ski at Hakuba?
✔ 10 diverse ski resorts catering to all skill levels
✔ Extensive terrain with 200+ runs and 139 lifts
✔ Olympic legacy with top-tier facilities and infrastructure
✔ Stunning mountain scenery with towering alpine peaks
✔ Lively après-ski scene with bars, restaurants, and hot springs
✔ Free shuttle buses for All Hakuba Valley Lift Pass holders

Hakuba's Premier Resort – Happo One Ski Field
🏔 Ski Season: November to May
📏 Mountain Elevation: 1,071 meters
🎿 Longest Run: 8,000 meters
⛷ Terrain: Beginner 30% | Intermediate 50% | Advanced 20%
🚡 Lifts: 21 lifts servicing 16 diverse courses

Getting to Hakuba
🚍 By Bus: 5-6 hours from Tokyo Narita/Haneda Airports or Shinjuku (via Nagano Snow Shuttle)
🚖 By Shared Shuttle: 5-6 hours from Tokyo
🚆 By Train: Take the Shinkansen to Nagano Station (1.5 hours), then transfer by bus or taxi to Hakuba (1 hour)

Hakuba Valley Shuttle Buses
🚌 Free shuttle buses connect Hakuba’s 10 ski resorts, major hotels, and JR Hakuba Station for All Hakuba Valley Lift Pass holders.

Experience the magic of Hakuba this winter! ❄⛷ Book now at Travel Japan!