Hakuba 47
About the Resort
Hakuba 47 Winter Sports Park is one of 10 resorts in Hakuba Valley, located at the Northern Japan Alps base in Nagano. It connects to ABLE Hakuba Goryu resort via lifts.
Hakuba Valley, a 1998 Winter Olympics venue, is famous for abundant "Japow" (Japan powder) snow.
Hakuba 47 features Nagano's premier terrain park with professional half-pipes, kickers, jumps, and rails. Its north-facing, wind-protected slopes maintain excellent powder conditions, making it ideal for intermediate skiers and snowboarders.
Key Stats
- Freestyle Heaven: Nagano's best terrain park with features for all skill levels.
- Premium Powder: North-facing, sheltered slopes offer world-class "Japow" conditions.
- Easy Valley Access: Connected to Hakuba Goryu with Valley Day Pass access to all 10 resorts and free shuttle service.
- Diverse Terrain: Perfect courses for intermediates and backcountry options for advanced riders (pre-registration required).
- English-Friendly: Popular with international visitors, offering English-speaking rental services and ski schools.
- Vibrant Après-Ski: Numerous restaurants, bars, shops, and natural hot springs (Onsen).
- Tokyo Accessible: Just 3 hours from Tokyo via Shinkansen and bus, with good connections from Nagoya, Kyoto, and Osaka.
Course Map
Level Guide
Terrain Information2
Snowboard Park
Back Country : Yes
Lift Tickets（1day）
Adult Lift Ticket: 8,500 yen
Junior Lift Ticket: 4,500 yen
Senior Lift Ticket: 8,000 yen
Rentals
Ski Set : 5,500 yen
Snowboard Set : 5,500 yen
Wear : 5,000 yen
Lesson
Ski Set : 4,000 yen
Snowboard Set : 4,000 yen
Wear : 3,500 yen
Location
By Car
Kanetsu Expressway→Joshinetsu Expressway→Nagano IC→Route19→Hakuba-Nagano Olympic Road→Hakuba 47 (4hr)
Parking
3,000 spaces
By Train
Tokyo Station→Nagano Station(1hr20min)→Bus(1hr)→Hakuba 47
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