Kagura Ski Resort
Kagura Ski Resort in Niigata spans three connected zones with elevations up to 1,845m, ensuring light powder and one of Japan’s longest seasons from November to May. With mellow groomers, tree runs, and a link to Naeba via the 5.5 km Dragondola, it offers terrain for every style of rider.
Last Updated: December 21, 2025 by Tak
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Fresh Snow
8°C
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Powder Quality
9.0
Legendary Japanese powder
Terrain Variety
8.0
Diverse slopes & terrain
Family Friendly
5.0
Perfect for all ages
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About the Resort
• Kagura Ski Resort sits in Yuzawa Town, Niigata Prefecture, and is made up of three inter-linked zones—Kagura, Mitsumata, and Tashiro—forming part of the wider Mt Naeba area.
• At altitudes that top out around 1,845 m, the slopes are regularly blanketed in light, dry powder.
• That elevation also delivers one of Japan’s longest lift-served seasons, typically running from late November to mid-May.
• Wide, mellow groomers welcome beginners and intermediates, while ungroomed tree runs and side-country gates keep powder hunters busy.
• Tashiro links to neighbouring Naeba via the 5.5 km “Dragondola,” unlocking an even larger playground under a single ticket.
Why You'll Love Kagura Ski Resort
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.
