Are you planning a ski trip to Hakuba but not sure what to do about gear? Don’t worry about lugging your skis because there are plenty of ski hire Hakuba shops. Whether you’re looking for entry-level gear or something more advanced, several operators in the area offer a range of ski and snowboard equipment rental services. Some shops will even pick you …
Japan is a powder frontier. Everyone dreams of experiencing japan’s legendary ultralight dry snow. Light, fluffy flakes billow around you as you bound down pristine fields. It’s a backcountry skiers’ paradise, and Hakuba is ground zero for some of the best backcountry tours in the world. On a Hakuba Backcountry Tour, you will experience the very best powder skiing in the Japan Alps. …
The Hakuba Valley, just 3 hours west of Tokyo, is a renowned destination for skiers worldwide. With 9 resorts and over 200 runs available, there’s something here for everyone – no matter your skill level! Hakuba sits 250k west of Tokyo in the heart of the Japanese Alps, offering easy access from both Haneda and Narita airports in Tokyo. Take …
Japan’s pillow lines and powder bowls are calling, and there is no better time to book a ski trip to the land of the rising sun. Foreign tourists were shut out of Japan in March 2019, but that changed this past week on October 11th, when Japan officially re-opened its borders. A dream trip to Japan is now on the …
Hakuba Valley is a skier’s ultimate dream vacation. The valley gets more than 11m of snow yearly and has over 200 runs. Every visitor can find a Hakuba ski resort to keep themselves entertained with a wide array of terrain from absolute beginner to nail-biting backcountry. But with nine resorts to choose from, where do you start? Selecting the best Hakuba …
There comes a time for most snow sport enthusiasts when they ponder the question, “should I buy my own skis”. The answer to that will vary depending on your personal situation, ski goals, frequency of skiing and budget – but if you have arrived at that question, here are 5 more to ask yourself when buying new skis. 1. why …
