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Panoramic views of the Northern Alps and internationally acclaimed powder snow at one of Japan’s leading mountain resorts.
Known as the venue for the alpine skiing speed and combined events at the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics, this internationally acclaimed resort offers exceptional powder snow. It is also one of Japan’s largest stand-alone ski resorts.
From the 6,007-foot summit, a breathtaking panorama unfolds, with the three peaks of Hakuba in the Northern Alps behind you and views extending to Mt. Myoko, Togakushi, smoking Mt. Asama, and the Yatsugatake Range.
A wide variety of runs for beginners, intermediate skiers, and advanced skiers caters to all skill levels. Nakiyama Snowland also has gentle runs for children and beginners, providing a safe and welcoming place for first-time skiers and families with young children.
There are also plenty of dining options, serving everything from hamburgers and pasta to ramen and soba, along with dishes featuring local Hakuba ingredients.
Take in panoramic views of the Northern Alps while skiing or snowboarding on powder snow
The lifts also offer outstanding views
Nakiyama Snowland offers a safe and welcoming experience for families with children
Roast beef rice bowl at Usagidaira Terrace
Kitaone Kogen Terrace serves a selection of warming dishes from the Shinshu region
Restaurant & Café Pilar, a scenic dining spot at an elevation of 5,512 feet
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Is reentry permitted?
Yes.
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Is free Wi-Fi available at the resort?
Yes.
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Are coin-operated lockers available?
Yes.
