Skis and Powder Snow: Nagano & Hokkaido
Japan is home to some of the best skiing and snowboarding in the world.
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🗓 Day by day
Imperial Palace and Tokyo Station
This day offers you the chance to get some fresh air and plenty of walking in case you had a long flight. The Imperial Palace is also a must-see for fans of history and it offers a stark contrast to the modern high rises all around. Traditional Japan meets the modern age in the Chiyoda district.
Shibuya - Possibly the most iconic place in Tokyo
Shibuya is home to one of the largest pedestrian crossings in the world. It can be packed with people - locals and visitors alike. But this day offers you the opportunity to walk into the surrounding neighbourhoods and explore some of the less known areas of Shibuya.
Hakuba - Happo-One Ski Resort
Start your journey to Hakuba by visiting the largest ski resort in the valley: Happo-One. With a high peak of 1,800m it's truly representative of Japans Northern Alps.
Hakuba - Cortina and Norikura Ski Resorts
At the northern end of Hakuba Valley you have these two ski resorts famous for deep powder snow and backcountry options. Be mindful of rules and follow instructions when off-piste.
Hakuba - Goryu and 47 Ski Resorts
The Goryu and 47 are a 2-in-1 resort combo as they are interconnected. A very large area with multiple slopes and difficulty levels - every skier or snowboarder can find something appropriate.
Shiga Kogen - Japan's Largest Ski Resort
Head over to Shiga Kogen for a different experience to Hakuba. Shiga Kogen is a very large resort with a high peak of 2,300m, multiple slopes and good backcountry options.
Snow Monkeys & Onsen Bathing
Take a break from skiing with this day trip to Jigokudani to see the bathing snow monkeys (Macaques) before heading to Shibu Onsen for a relaxing hot spring visit.
Welcome to Niseko!
Niseko is by far the most popular ski resort in Hokkaido, maybe even in Japan as a whole. Get settled in and explore your surroundings. If you have the energy, head to the slopes!
Annupuri - Heaven for deep powder
Annupuri is a little bit less crowded than some other Niseko options and especially family-friendly. Annupuri also offers good backcountry access for those keen.
Hanazono - Light Powder and Tree Runs
Niseko has multiple resorts within the area. An option for this day is Hanazono - famous for good powder and great tree runs. It also offers phenomenal views of the 1,900m peak: Mt. Yotei.
Japan is home to some of the best skiing and snowboarding in the world.