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Hakuba 47
Hakuba 47, part of Hakuba Valley in Nagano, connects to ABLE Hakuba Goryu and is renowned for its consistent “Japow” powder. Home to Nagano’s top terrain park with half-pipes, jumps, and rails, it’s a favorite for intermediate skiers and snowboarders.
Last Updated: October 11, 2025 by Tak
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Resort Stats
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Base Depth
8
Courses
6.4km
Longest Run
Currently Closed
Please wait till winter season :)
Powder Quality
8.0
Legendary Japanese powder
Terrain Variety
8.0
Diverse slopes & terrain
Family Friendly
8.0
Perfect for all ages
Latest News from Hakuba 47 Winter Sports Park
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.
Why You'll Love Hakuba 47
Expansive Terrain Linked with Hakuba Goryu
Two resorts, one lift pass
Hakuba47 Winter Sports Park is directly connected to Hakuba Goryu Ski Resort via lifts and runs. With a shared lift pass, you can explore both areas, enjoying long runs and a variety of slopes that could take days to fully experience.
One of Japan’s Best Snow Parks
Features for all levels, from beginners to pros
Hakuba47 boasts one of the top-quality snow parks in Japan. From beginner-friendly jumps and boxes to competition-sized kickers, rails, and halfpipes, the park offers something for every freestyle rider.
Consistent Snow Quality and Abundant Powder
Reliable conditions thanks to high altitude
Thanks to its high elevation, Hakuba47 maintains excellent snow quality throughout the season. After fresh snowfall, you can enjoy deep powder on off-piste and ungroomed runs.
Relaxing Après-Ski Options
Cafés and restaurants with great views
On-mountain cafés and restaurants offer the perfect place to rest, with scenic views and dishes made from local ingredients. Whether it’s a mid-day break or post-ski meal, you can relax and recharge in style.
Plan Your Visit
Ticket Information
Operating Season
December 20 - March 31
Weather dependent
Operating Hours
Lifts: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Night Skiing: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Weekends)
Current Prices
1-Day Lift Ticket (Adult)8,500 yen
1-Day Lift Ticket (Child)4,500 yen
1-Day Lift Ticket (Senior)8,000 yen
Access Information
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
Lessons
Lesson in Japanese
Ski Lesson : 4,000 yen
Snowboard Lesson : 4,000 yen
Lesson in English
Ski Lesson : from 10,000 yen
Snowboard Lesson : from 10,000 yen
Hakuba 47 Ski Academy International
More Info →Lesson in Chinese
Travel Tips
🚌 Getting There
Tokyo Station→Nagano Station(1hr20min)→Bus(1hr)→Hakuba 47
Shuttle runs every 30 minutes during peak season
🎿 Equipment Rental
Full rental sets available on-site. Reserve in advance during peak season.
Ski set: ¥5,500 yen/day • Snowboard set: ¥5,500 yen/day
💳 Payment Methods
Credit cards accepted at ticket counters and restaurants.
Cash preferred at some smaller vendors
🌨️ Best Time to Visit
January to February for the best powder conditions.
Weekdays are less crowded than weekends
Terrain
Course Map
Course Map
TERRAIN INFORMATION
Level Guide
Beginner
40%Intermediate
35%Advanced
25%Grooming Status
Groomed
70%Non-groomed
30%Facilities
Snowboard Park
Available
Back Country
Available
Lift Facilities
Gondola
1
unitsLifts
5
unitsTERRAIN INFORMATION
Level Guide
Beginner
40%Intermediate
35%Advanced
25%Grooming Status
Groomed
70%Non-groomed
30%Facilities
Snowboard Park
Available
Back Country
Available
Lift Facilities
Gondola
1
unitsLifts
5
unitsPhoto Gallery
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about skiing at Hakuba 47
What makes Hakuba 47 special for snowboarding?
Hakuba 47 is renowned for its excellent snowboard park with world-class features including halfpipes, rails, and jumps. It hosted snowboarding events during the 1998 Nagano Olympics and continues to attract professional snowboarders from around the world.
How do I get to Hakuba 47 from Tokyo?
Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Nagano Station (1.5 hours), then take the Nagano Electric Railway to Hakuba Station (1 hour), followed by a 10-minute bus ride to the resort. Alternatively, direct buses are available from Tokyo Station (4-5 hours).
What is the best time to visit Hakuba 47?
The best time is from late December to early March when snow conditions are optimal. January and February typically offer the best powder snow conditions, while March provides longer daylight hours and milder weather.
Are there English lessons available?
Yes, Hakuba 47 offers English-speaking instructors for both skiing and snowboarding lessons. Advanced booking is recommended, especially during peak season.
What facilities are available at the base?
The base area includes rental shops, restaurants, changing rooms, lockers, and a ski school. There's also a convenience store and souvenir shop for your convenience.
For more general questions (about money, culture, transport, etc.), please see our main Japan Skiing FAQ page.
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About Tak
I'm a Tokyo-based snowboarder with more than 20 years on the slopes. As a father of two, I enjoy riding natural terrain and side hits, and I'm passionate about helping international visitors discover the best of Japan's ski resorts. Off the slopes, I love family time, dogs, and soaking in Japanese onsen.