Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort

Ski resort • 12840-1 Chikunikō, Otari, Kitaazumi District, Nagano 399-9422, Japan

4.3(899 reviews)

Kid-friendly

Togakushi Kogen Ski Resort - A prestigious ski resort in Hakuba with excellent snow quality

Satisfying both beginners and advanced skiers with a wide range of slopes

Togakushi Kogen Ski Resort, located in the Hakuba area of Nagano Prefecture, is a large-scale ski resort. It offers slopes ranging from gentle slopes to banked slaloms, and even courses for advanced skiers, making it an attractive destination for skiers of all levels. Its expansive slopes allow for a relaxed and leisurely skiing experience due to the wide width of the slopes and the dispersed crowd.

Superior snow quality and stunning mountain views

Togakushi Kogen boasts abundant snowfall, allowing skiers to enjoy high-quality powder snow. Furthermore, the magnificent mountain views of the Northern Alps add to the enjoyment of skiing surrounded by breathtaking snow-covered landscapes.

Well-equipped dining facilities popular among foreign tourists

The ski resort offers a variety of dining facilities such as Burger King and Italian restaurants. These establishments are popular among foreign tourists, creating an international atmosphere on the slopes. There are also bar-like establishments at the foot of the mountain, providing an enjoyable après-ski experience.

Well-maintained parking and rental services

Although the parking lot is paid, its proximity to the ski resort allows for easy access by foot. The rental services are comprehensive, offering personalized boards and boots, which are highly praised for their attentive service.

Togakushi Kogen Ski Resort attracts many repeat visitors due to its excellent snow quality and well-equipped facilities. It offers the opportunity to fully enjoy skiing while taking in the magnificent views of the Northern Alps.

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Reviews

5(2 months ago)

Ghisa

This ski resort has slopes that are excellent for beginners. We visited in early March, and even though there were many other visitors, the slopes were vast and wide, so it didn't feel crowded. It's perfect for beginners to practice. Additionally, they have a course through the forest, which in my opinion is really fun. During our visit, there happened to be some attractions, including fireworks and drum shows.

5(2 months ago)

Shige SHIMOYAMA

This is the Tsugaike Mountain Resort. Visited on the end of Jan 2024 for skiing. Unfortunately, there is no fresh powder snow as it hasn't snowed in the last several days, however the slopes are perfectly groomed and compressed. Flat, wide and long, the pistes for expert are excellent as well as for behinners. There are 4 car parking lots around the resort. Recommended the Champion Car Parking Lot where you can park for free on weekdays and weekends from 6:00 to 18:00. It takes about a minute to walk to the nearest slope. Ski straight down the slope in a couple of minutes, you will reach the ticket office then. No deposit is required for a lift ticket, so you can go straight back to this parking lot.

5(a month ago)

Hoobi Khoobsurat

Beautiful place and best place for ski. Staf so kind and helpfull if we need something. Don’t worry if you can’t ski, this place have many level for ski from begginer to expert. And the last, don’t forget use sunblock !

4(3 years ago)

Ritarsha Furqan

Great mountain for beginners and intermediate skiers and boarders. Lots of school options, ski in/out accommodations and a kids play area make this a fun place. There was little snow when we went and it was getting warm (2/21 and 3/2-) but could see how awesome it would be. Gondola has u/down access and plenty on blue/green runs for top to bottom. AWESOME park with its own dedicated chair as well.

4(4 years ago)

Ryan Scully

Second time here and despite the globally slow start to winter throughout the Japan, we were fortunate to get a good amount of snow this past weekend. Very good intermediate and beginner runs. The runs in general and by comparison to other resorts are wide which is helpful if you’re just starting out or if it is quite crowded. The infrastructure is dated and dining / nightlife options in town are limited compared to Happo.

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