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Happo One is the largest and most well-known ski resort in the Hakuba area of Nagano. Among the resorts, it is closest to the village center and …
Gala Yuzawa Snow Resort is a decent skiing and snowboarding resort in Niigata Prefecture. It's one of many in the area, but what sets it apart is …
Nozawa Onsen Snow Resort is known for being one of the biggest ski resorts in the country It's also said to be one of the spots where skiing …
Niseko Village Ski Resort is one of five resorts in Niseko, and one of the four resorts that make up Niseko United (the others are Annupuri, …
Niseko Annupuri is one of the four ski areas (along with Grand Hirafu, Niseko Village, and Hanazono) that make up Niseko United. Annupuri’s …
Moiwa is the smallest of the resorts in the Niseko area. Unlike the other four, Moiwa is not part of Niseko United. The resort has two pair …
A small, family-run ski resort on the slopes of Mount Myoko renowned for its powder and tree skiing. Seki Onsen is not recommended for beginners. …
Myoko Ski Park is a small ski resort on the slopes of Mount Myoko with just two ski runs -- a beginners run and an intermediate run. The resort …
A tiny ski-resort connected to an onsen and hotel with a single lift and just one 900m green run. The slope is quite gentle and ideal for …
A now resort on the slopes of Mount Kurohime, Kurohime Kogen Snow Park is especially popular with families with small children.
Myoko Suginohara is famous for having the longest ski run in the whole of Japan - at 8.5km. It also has one of the biggest vertical drops ranging …
Madarao Kogen is a ski and snowboard resort in Nagano Prefecture on the opposite side of the valley from the Myoko ski resorts in Niigata …
While both Tangram and neighboring Madarao Kogen are actually in Nagano Prefecture, they're only just across the valley from the ski resorts of …
Lotte Arai Resort is a ski and snowboarding resort owned by Korean conglomerate Lotte on the slopes of Mount Okenashi in Myoko City, Niigata. …
See how the warriors of the past learned the ways of the samurai in Aizu-Wakamatsu, Fukushima. Nisshinkan is a reconstruction of a samurai school …
