A lot of snow for a resort that is only 872m high. Only 15 runs and more off piste runs on powder snow but for intermediate skiers that would be a bit more challenging. Not much around apart from the resorts so you will eat all your meals there

This resort is a family-friendly ski resort that provides the perfect mix of adventure, relaxation, and togetherness. It’s the kind of place where lifelong memories are made, whether it’s your child’s first ski run or a magical evening spent sipping hot cocoa under the stars. This is a great place for families of all sizes to enjoy the winter and learn how to ski. One standout feature of this ski resort is its variety of slopes. Gentle, well-groomed beginner runs allow kids and first-timers to build confidence, while intermediate and advanced trails keep seasoned skiers and snowboarders entertained. This resorts also offer ski and snowboard lessons tailored to children and adults, ensuring everyone learns at their own pace. Off the slopes, the resort’s activities make it a wonderful place with onsens overlooking the mountain which allow you to enjoy a memorable moment on snowy days. Accessibility and convenience are also key. Shuttle services, ski-in/ski-out accommodations, and equipment rentals make the experience seamless for families juggling gear and small children. The staff’s friendliness and expertise further enhance the welcoming atmosphere.

Great hill for all skill levels. Spent the day hunting out powder and there's awesome back country and side country if you're prepared and happy to do little walks. The coffee is awesome but the lunch options are not quite as good as other hills, it seems they're trying to do a European theme. Five starts, would shred again!

Good utility at Cortina, as the lift-pass also gets you access to the Norikura lifts. Cortina had a good variety of slopes suitable to many skill levels, but I felt the total number of slopes was a little low. Conditions were good when I was there and it felt rather quiet compared to the other resorts. I appreciated coming here at the start of my time in Hakuba so I could get used to being on skis again, but preferred the larger resorts further south in Hakuba once I'd got my footing.

We only did the ‘Night Game’, and it was pretty good. Amazing price, minimal waiting, and just one trail — but it was wide and well-lit. Although it might be boring for advanced riders and skiers, it’s a great option for beginners and intermediates to practice their skills on a half-empty slope during an unconventional night riding session.

One of the great ski resort in Hakuba. The green plaza hotel is located just next to chair-lift which offers you the ski-in and ski-out convenience. The hotel is a magnificent one with a fairy tale appearance. You can even enjoy senior discount for any skier who are 50 year of age or above. Runs are suitable for beginners and intermediate skiers and/or snowboarders. Even if you are not staying in the hotel, it is easily accessible by the shuttle bus services. There is also a big parking lot and you can park there for free. Snow quality is wonderful and you will not feel hurt because of the very powder snow.

Smaller snow resort. Great powder +experience. Iconic red +white Lodge (reminded me of a Japanese & Swiss flag?) Enjoyed the mountain , lifts and appreciated that parking was free+close to the resort. On icy days , be careful of the drive up. The switchbacks were slippery and motion sickness inducing.

Visited this nature hiking place yesterday 4 Nov as it was still open. However the autumn foliage seems to be all gone however the park is still beautiful. It is a vast area and it will be good to cater enough time of at least 3-4 hours. It wasn’t very difficult to walk as the place largely lined with boardwalk. Pretty amazing!!!!

Went on the last day that hiking was allowed for this area, which was 3rd Nov. The weather was perfect, with cloud floating and touching the ground, making it so beautiful and poetic 🥹 Since it's autumn, the colors of orange cover the whole valley. I might be back somewhere around mid Oct to be able to see the folliage in full form.

We went in a cloudy day, so it was less than expected, yet pretty and nice hike!

What a stunning place to hike. Don't let the clouds and fog deter you, we started out not being able to see a thing on the cable car ride, but by the time we reached the hikes peak, we were rewarded with these amazing autumn views. The track was rocky, slippery and uneven - whiles it's a relatively easy hike, don't underestimate the level of fitness needed for the entire circuit to reach the advantage point to see the mountain views. Our date of hike 7 Oct, 2025.

Beautiful and relatively easy hike. We visited mid-October — red foliage was gone, but the quiet autumnal beauty of the mountains is breathtaking. Scenic terrace at the end of the hike is perfect for a break & onigiri.

Wonderful wet land at 1900 meters high. Stroll freely for two or three hours.

Great hike with boardwalk for the bulk of it. Some decent pitches as well.

Tsugaike holds a special place in my heart. Very wide and very long slopes are well suited for learners and those wanting a more relaxed experience. It was busy when I was here, but it never felt 'crowded'. Experts or those wanting more of a challenge may find the runs themselves a bit lacking, or the gondola ride long. But even though I would move on to the higher-level resorts further south later in the week, I could never be disappointed with the experience at Tsugaike. Lots of restaurants and bars on these slopes and in this village too, and a convenience store is near the base if you want to stock-up before taking the bus out.

Fantastic resort for beginners to intermediate. Highly recommended if starting out. You won’t get bored with the long and very wide runs

Love this place. The slope are nice. The snow is very fluffy and soft. I am a beginner snowboarder but I like here anyway 😃

Very suitable for beginner! Two side of the ski resort are both lift and gondola available to access to the uphill, both are suitable for beginner for practice.

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.

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.

Had my first snowboard lesson here. A great place to learn as it's a very moderate slope in the beginner areas and isn't super busy like some of the more central resorts

Tsugaike holds a special place in my heart. Very wide and very long slopes are well suited for learners and those wanting a more relaxed experience. It was busy when I was here, but it never felt 'crowded'. Experts or those wanting more of a challenge may find the runs themselves a bit lacking, or the gondola ride long. But even though I would move on to the higher-level resorts further south later in the week, I could never be disappointed with the experience at Tsugaike. Lots of restaurants and bars on these slopes and in this village too, and a convenience store is near the base if you want to stock-up before taking the bus out.

Fantastic resort for beginners to intermediate. Highly recommended if starting out. You won’t get bored with the long and very wide runs

Love this place. The slope are nice. The snow is very fluffy and soft. I am a beginner snowboarder but I like here anyway 😃

Very suitable for beginner! Two side of the ski resort are both lift and gondola available to access to the uphill, both are suitable for beginner for practice.

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.

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.

Had my first snowboard lesson here. A great place to learn as it's a very moderate slope in the beginner areas and isn't super busy like some of the more central resorts

Fun little hill with good terrain for beginners and advanced riders. Mix between groomers and a few tree runs. One section requires backcountry gear and a beacon to access.

We've just visited in early February 2025 and the snow conditions were excellent. There are three good runs for beginners at the bottom of the mountain (run 6, on the northern end is particularly picturesque) and as you move up the mountain is challenging terrain for better skiers. Ski pass is really good value for money. Food options on/near the resort are pretty good - try Snow Drop, Peppermint or Cafe Heidi.

A laidback resort with a Japanese feel. Not as crowded as other ski resorts in Hakuba and the snow was better, too. My highlight was that even the green beginner run has mini tree runs. Also the lifts are super easy to get on and off. Perfect for people wanting to learn snowboarding or skiing! People even brought their dogs and skied with them. Lots of parking available. Only downside is the lack of restaurants (only one) and no resting / chill out places. Recommend and would go back!

A very quiet resort, relative to Cortina or better known Hakuba spots. Lifts are a little slower, slopes a little mellow.. snow quality can be a bit wet or heavy as lower altitude. That said, it's nice to avoid the crowds. Plenty of powder options, runs a little shorter and you'll definitely want to buy the Norikura/Cortina combined pass.

This is definitely the spot to be on a major powder day. Not crowded, unlike other resorts in Hakuba, and beautiful scenery and powder spots. If you have not visited, give it a go!

This is the Hakuba Norikura Onsen Snow Resort. Visited at the beginning of Feb 2024 for skiing. Unfortunately, there is no fresh powder snow as it hasn't snowed in the last several days, and the most of the slopes are icy and so hard, however the slopes are well groomed and great condition for skiing and or training. Also it will also be fun to go to beyond of the lift No.11. There are several car parking lots. They are on the other side of the road, but it seems that some cars are parked diagonally on the side of the road. There are no attendants. The way to the ticket office is uphill and quite a walk, so be careful if you are with children. There are no restrooms in the car park. Use the restrooms in the hotel. The ticket office is in front of the hotel. A deposit is not required and the ticket is a common ticket for Hakuba Cortina and Hakuba Norikura.

Good and less crowded ski resort, good for self practice and group lesson. I never worry hit or being hitted by 3rd party when practice reserve ski at the track. Also good scene too

(Translated by Google) I went when the autumn leaves were in full bloom (October 20th). Previously, it was around the time when the snow was melting. There are 40 parking spaces. This time the wind was strong and the reflection made it difficult to photograph. It is easy to get around as there is a wooden path. There is also a toilet in the parking lot. Anyway, the beech forest is beautiful. (Original) 紅葉の見ごろ（10月20日）にいけた。以前は根明け雪解けのころだった。駐車場は40台。今回は風が強く映り込みが撮影しにくかった。木道があるなどあるきやすい。駐車場にはトイレも併設。とにかくブナの森が綺麗。

(Translated by Google) I wanted to go to Kamike, but the road was closed next to Amakazari Sanso because of the remaining snow. I walked part of the way, but the amount of snow was so large that I turned back halfway. It seems that I probably won't be able to go until June. (Original) 鎌池迄行きたかったけど残雪の為雨飾山荘の横で通行止め。歩いて途中迄行きましたが結構な雪の量で途中で引返して来ました。おそらく6月迄は駄目そうです。

(Translated by Google) Visited in mid-August. It's a simple pond located in the tranquility of the forest, and you can slowly walk around it in 40 minutes. It's fun to walk through the growing trees, their roots pushed down by heavy snow, and even in the middle of summer, you can stop and dry your sweat in the refreshing breeze. I looked for a space with a nice view to relax in, but the pond was small and there were only a few open areas. There was a paved parking lot and restrooms, and a teahouse serving udon noodles was open. (Original) ８月中旬に訪問。森閑とした静けさの中にあるシンプルな池で、ゆっくり步いて40分で一周します。大雪に根元を押し倒されながら伸びている木々の間を歩くのは楽しく、真夏でも立ち止まって爽やかな風に汗を乾かすことができます。 ゆっくりチェアリングする景色の良いスペースを探しましたが、池の規模が小さく、開けた場所も限られていました。 舗装駐車場とトイレは完備され、うどんを提供する茶屋が開いていました。

(Translated by Google) Although the peak of autumn leaves is still a little far away, we were blessed with good weather and were able to see some beautiful scenery! (Original) 紅葉の盛りはまだちょっと先ですが、天気に恵まれ、良い景色を見れました！

(Translated by Google) 2022/10/20 A gem of a lake nestled in Mt. Tenka, one of the 100 famous mountains. One round is about 2km, 30-50 minutes walk. Athletic shoes required, muddy. Free parking, toilets, and restaurant available. (Original) 2022/10/20 百名山、天飾山に抱かれた珠玉の湖。一周約2キロ、徒歩30〜50分。運動靴必要、泥んこあり。無料駐車場、トイレ、食堂あり。

(Translated by Google) Recommended for the autumn leaves season! It's a popular tourist destination, so if you want to have a relaxing time, I recommend coming on weekdays. The parking lot will be crowded and there will be more cars passing each other. There are benches at points, and it's a nice walk if you go around it. Many places are damp, so we recommend that you wear non-slip shoes that you don't mind getting dirty. (Original) 紅葉のシーズン、オススメです！ 人気観光地なので、ゆっくり過ごしたい方は平日来られるといいと思います。 駐車場が混んだり、車のすれ違いが多くなります。 ポイントでベンチもあり、一周回るといいお散歩になります。 湿っている所も多いので、汚れてもいい、滑らない靴で来られる事をおすすめします。

(Translated by Google) On May 31, 2011, I visited Yamada Ryokan before breakfast, accompanied by a senior colleague. The fresh greenery reflects on the mirror-like surface of the water, making this a recommended time to explore. We took a leisurely hour-long stroll. (Original) 23年5月31日、先輩の案内で山田旅館の朝食前に訪問 新緑が鏡のような水面に映えこの季節の探訪もおすすめです ゆっくり1時間かけて散策しました

(Translated by Google) Due to the rain, we were unable to take any photos from early in the morning, so this is the location that was recommended to us by the person staying at the hotel. The drizzling rain added to the silence, creating a sacred atmosphere. A healing spot recommended for people who want to meditate. (Original) 雨で早朝からの撮影がなくなり、宿の方に教えていただいた場所です。 シトシト降る雨で静けさが増し、神聖な雰囲気でした。瞑想したい人におすすめのヒーリングスポット。

(Translated by Google) 2025.5/3 I visited it as it was on the way to the Salt Road Festival! It had a mystical atmosphere, as if the Kannon statues were watching over the mountain. Kannon statues gathered in one place from various places. It is said that many people who were unable to travel far away came to visit this place where there are 100 Kannon statues, thinking that they could pray in one visit! It's even more interesting when you know the history! It's a place that our predecessors have worked hard to create, and we want to protect it. It was great to be able to walk there! There were also clean restrooms and rest spaces nearby ☺️ The scenery was beautiful too! (Original) 2025.5/3 塩の道祭の道中にあり、訪れました！ 神秘的で観音様たちが山の方を見て見守っているような、そんな雰囲気を感じました。 いろいろな場所からこの場所へ1箇所に集められた観音様たち。 遠くへ旅に出れなかった人々が、この百体観音の場に訪れれば1度でお参りができると、たくさんの人々が来たそうです！ 歴史を知るとなお面白い！ 先代の方達が踏み固め作ってくれた場所、守っていきたいものですね。 その地を歩けてよかったです！ 近くに綺麗なトイレや休憩スペースもありました☺️景色も綺麗です！

(Translated by Google) Using the navigation, aim for the Petit Hotel Schanze. Park the car in a vacant lot next to a farm road and walk for 4 to 5 minutes. There are 100 (?) Kannon statues with gentle faces enshrined there. If you look at them for a while, your soul will be refreshed. The Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort is located on the opposite mountain and has a wonderful view. (Original) ナビでプチホテルシャンツェさんを目指して　農道わきの空き地に車を停めて徒歩４~５分 おだやかなお顔をした観音様が百体（？）鎮座しています　そのお姿をしばらく見ていると心が洗われるようです 向かい側の山には栂池高原スキー場が広々としてすばらしい景色です

(Translated by Google) It's a quiet location with an impressive view of the Tsugaike ski resort. (Original) 静かな場所で前面に栂池のスキー場が見渡せる感動的な場所です。

(Translated by Google) If you leave the Chikoku Bansho Ruins and walk southwest past Ushikata-juku, you will reach Tsugaike Plateau. If you walk about 1 kilometer toward the southwest along the foot of a low mountain called Maeyama, you will come to a place where 100 Kannon statues (a group of stone Buddha statues) are lined up. It is located on the eastern outskirts of Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort, and is a wetland and forest area where water from melting snow gathers. Today, the west side of Mt. Maeyama has been cut open, and it is located at the eastern end of the Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort, with a grassland open to the west. The group of stone Buddha statues known as Hyakutai Kannon is located in a thicket of trees at the foot of a ridge called Maeyama, and to the west, the slopes of an open plateau spread out and continue toward the peak of Mt. Hakuba Norikura. Along the Salt Road, there are many opportunities to encounter stone Buddhas and shrines and join hands in prayer. You could almost call it a path of prayer. A group of stone Buddha statues are lined up on the slope at the foot of the mountain. During the Edo period, it must have been right in the middle of a dense forest. According to the information board, the year it was built is unknown, but 100 Kannon statues were gathered here from sacred sites and temples in Saigoku, Chichibu, and Bando, which are pilgrimage sites. It seems that the custom of visiting temples became popular in the late Edo period, so I think the stone Buddha group was enshrined there by the mid-19th century. It is said that since the Edo period, the people of Chikoku-go have been making stone Buddha statues in each house and placing them as dedications at key points in the village and on the roads. (Original) 千国番所跡を出て南西に歩いて牛方宿を過ぎると、栂池高原にさしかかります。前山と呼ばれる低い山裾を南西に向かって１キロメートルほど歩くと、百体観音（石仏群）が並ぶ場所にいたります。そこは栂池高原スキー場の東の外れに位置していて、雪解け水が集まる湿原・森林地帯です。今は前山の西側は切り開かれ、栂池高原スキー場の東の端にあって、西に草原が開けた場所です。 百体観音と呼ばれる石仏群は、前山と呼ばれる尾根筋の裾の雑木林のなかにあって、西には開けた高原の斜面が広がり、白馬乗鞍岳の峰に向かって続いています。 塩の道は路傍の各所で石仏や祠に出会い合掌する機会も多くなります。さながら祈りの道ともいえるでしょう。 山裾斜面に石仏群が並んでいます。江戸時代には、まさに鬱蒼とした森の真ん中にあったのでしょう。 説明板によると、造立年代は不明ですが、巡礼の地である西国、秩父、坂東の霊場・札所の観音像を集めて百体をこの場所に集めたものだとか。札所めぐりの風習は江戸時代後期から普及したそうなので、19世紀半ばまでに石仏群が安置されたものではないかと思います。 江戸時代から千国郷の人びとは家ごとに石仏をつくり、村や街道の要所に奉納設置してきたそうです。

(Translated by Google) About 5 minutes down the road in front of the Tsugaike Kogen bus stop, there is a dirt road to the left. In front of Petit Hotel Schanze, there is a salt path and a guide stake. A minute or two walk through the rice fields, you will see a hundred Kannon statues at the back of a steep slope that is used as a small jumping practice area in winter. Each person has a different face. They are lined up facing the divine mountains of Hakuba, protected from behind by trees that pierce the sky. What a refreshingly beautiful place. (Original) 栂池高原バス停正面の道を5分ほど下ったところに左に入る土の道があります。プティホテル シャンツェさんの手前で、塩の道と案内の杭が立っています。 田んぼの中を進むこと1～2分、冬は小さなジャンプ練習場になる急斜面の奥に百体観音様が。 お一人お一人それぞれちがうお顔。天を突く木々に背後を守られ、神々しい白馬の山々に向かって並んでいらっしゃる。なんともしみじみと美しいところです。

(Translated by Google) It's quiet and you can see the beautiful mountain range of Hakuba. (Original) 静かで白馬の山並みも綺麗に見えますよ。

Tsugaike holds a special place in my heart. Very wide and very long slopes are well suited for learners and those wanting a more relaxed experience. It was busy when I was here, but it never felt 'crowded'. Experts or those wanting more of a challenge may find the runs themselves a bit lacking, or the gondola ride long. But even though I would move on to the higher-level resorts further south later in the week, I could never be disappointed with the experience at Tsugaike. Lots of restaurants and bars on these slopes and in this village too, and a convenience store is near the base if you want to stock-up before taking the bus out.

Fantastic resort for beginners to intermediate. Highly recommended if starting out. You won’t get bored with the long and very wide runs

Love this place. The slope are nice. The snow is very fluffy and soft. I am a beginner snowboarder but I like here anyway 😃

Very suitable for beginner! Two side of the ski resort are both lift and gondola available to access to the uphill, both are suitable for beginner for practice.

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.

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.

Had my first snowboard lesson here. A great place to learn as it's a very moderate slope in the beginner areas and isn't super busy like some of the more central resorts

(Translated by Google) It is an unmanned station with no toilets or ticket vending machines. There is a drink vending machine outside the station. There is a bus stop to Tsugaike Plateau, but the frequency is very few (see the photo for the frequency). Remember to draw a ticket after getting on the train, and pay with the driver when you get off the train. If you stop at a station with a station attendant, you will pay when you exit the station. (Original) 無人車站，沒有廁所，沒有售票機，站外有飲料販賣機，有公車站前往栂池高原，但班次極少（班次見照片）。上火車後記得要抽整理券，下車跟司機付費，如果停靠的是有站務員的車站，則出站的時候再付費。

(Translated by Google) If you walk from Hakuba Station to Shinano Morikami Station, there are no trains. I had no choice but to walk along National Route 148 all the way to Minami Otari, but I didn't see anyone walking. And it looks like a bear might come out. I wouldn't be surprised if there were signs warning of bears. So I arrived at Hakuba Oike Station. It's like coming by car. I don't think anyone likes walking, let alone riding trains. (Original) 白馬駅から信濃森上駅までウォーキングで来たら電車なんかないのよ。しょうがないから南小谷迄国道148号を歩くことにしたけど人なんか歩いてないよ。しかも熊が出てきそうなところだぜ。熊に注意の看板が出てても不思議じゃないね。 というわけで白馬大池駅に到着。車で来るところみたいです。電車はおろか歩くなんて物好きはいないんでしょう。

(Translated by Google) Hakuba Oike Station on the Oito Line. It's basically unmanned. There are also no toilets. The parking lot is large. The waiting room is also clean. It might be good for charriders. There are remnants of a KIOSK in the past. (Original) 大糸線白馬大池駅。基本無人です。 トイレもありません。 駐車場は広いです。 待合室も綺麗です。チャリダーには良いかも知れませんね。 昔はKIOSKがあった名残があります。

(Translated by Google) The parking lot in front of the station is unusually large. In the past, did many route buses going to Tsugaike Kogen stop here? Although the structure has not been able to exchange trains for a long time, there are traces of multiple exits, so it must have been crowded with tourists in the 1960s and 1970s...When you think about it, it's sad to see its current decline. … (Original) 駅前の駐車場が異様に広い。昔は栂池高原方面に行く路線バスがたくさん停まっていたのでしょうか？ 列車交換は昔から出来なかったような構造ではあるけど、出札口が複数あった痕跡があるから60、70年代は観光客でごった返していたのでしょう…それを思うと現在の凋落ぶりが嘆かわしいです…

(Translated by Google) It's a relatively simple, unmanned station with one track and one surface, a decent waiting room, and National Route 148 and the Hime River flowing in front of the station, so there's nothing special about it. Although it's not within walking distance, it's also the closest station to Tsugaike Kogen in the nearby Hida Mountains (Northern Alps), so depending on the time of year it might be used by mountain climbers or ski resort users. It seems like it's usually used by local students. (Original) １面１線の比較的簡単な造りの無人駅で､待合室はちゃんとあり､駅前は国道148号と姫川が流れてるくらいで特にこれと言って無いかな？ 歩いて行ける距離ではないが､近くにそびえる飛騨山脈(北アルプス)の栂池高原等の最寄り駅でもあるので､時期によっては登山やスキー場への利用者が利用する事もあるのかな？ 普段は地元の学生等が利用しているみたい｡

(Translated by Google) It's an unmanned station. There is only one platform and both up and down lines are used. You can't use the toilet. A memory (comment) notebook was placed in the station building. (Original) 無人駅です。ホームは１つで上下線併用。トイレは使えません。駅舎に思い出（コメント）ノートが置かれていた。

(Translated by Google) It's an unmanned station with no toilets or anything. It is the nearest station to Tsugaike, but there are no taxis. (Original) トイレも何も無い無人駅です。 栂池に行く最寄り駅ですが、タクシーはおりません。

Top Level Snow Best Snow I ever had having snow experience in Sweden Austria Italy and Germany

Ski haven.. one stop for all levels

What a day! Long wide slopes

(Translated by Google) Although buggies are expensive, we highly recommend them. Pochadas was the second best. I went to Obon in the summer of 2024. The water in the pond is cold, so participants will be able to use the tent sauna, so rash guards are sufficient. For lunch, we had Burger King. I was there from 9am to 3pm. There are many types of activities, so I narrowed down the ones I would like to participate in. Parking is available nearby for 500 yen per day. There is a reception desk 5 minutes up the lift. Lifts are free. If you do not bring a swimsuit, you will not be able to participate in Pochadas. (Original) バギーが値段が高いが1番オススメ。ポチャダスが2番目に良かった。2024年夏のお盆に行きました。池の水が冷たいので、参加者は、テントサウナに入れるから、ラッシュガードで十分。お昼は、バーガーキングで凌いだ。9時から15時までいました。アクティビティの種類が多いので、参加するのを絞りました。駐車場は、近くの1日500円でとめれます。リフトで5分上がったところに受付あります。リフトは、無料。水着持参しないと、ポチャダス参加できない。

(Translated by Google) First of all, you should definitely ride the buggy! You'll be more than satisfied with the price. The speed and thrills are better than most roller coasters! (Unpredictable movements) Even though the water temperature at Pochadas is cold, it feels nice if you're moving, but it might be too cold if you stay in it for too long. Also, if you fall in, it's hard to get up. But everyone from children to adults had a great time here. (Original) まず、バギーは絶対乗って！お値段以上に絶対満足する。そこら辺のジェットコースターよりスピード感もスリルも凄い！（予測不可能な動き）ポチャダスは水温冷たいって言っても、動いてたら気持ち良い水温だけど、浸かりっぱなしは冷たいかも。あと、落ちたら上がるの大変。でもここは子供から大人までとても楽しめました。

(Translated by Google) It seems like an adventure spot in the summer, but in the winter it's a very large and wide ski resort with several courses. It seems like a famous place with many shops, bars and a burger joint that looks very tasty and a bit American-style. There are so many cable cars that I couldn't even count them all. There's not enough time to slide down all the courses in one day. There's also a gondola that goes halfway up the mountain. But if you want to continue climbing to the top, it will still take a few minutes. You can stay in the same cabin to go up to the top of the mountain. Since it's so high, it takes a while to get there. The scenery is very beautiful. The snow is very soft and fluffy. There are a lot of people, and the parking lot is small for such a large place. They charged us ¥1000 yen to park our car. It's the first time I've seen a ski resort charging for parking. But it was totally worth it. I recommend it! I've never been in the summer, but next time I want to go. (Original) Parece que no verão é um lugar de aventuras, mas no inverno é uma Estação de esqui bem grande e larga e tem vários cursos, parece ser um lugar famoso tem muitas lojas, bares e uma lanchonete de hambúrguer que parece ser muito gostoso e um pouco de estilo americano. Tem vários teleféricos que nem deu para contar a quantidade, um dia só não dá tempo de escorregar em todos os cursos. Também há uma gôndola que sobe até a metade da montanha Mas se você quiser continuar subir até o topo ainda vai levar alguns minutos, e você pode continuar dentro da mesma cabine para subir até o topo da montanha, por ser muito alto demora um pouco para chegar até lá. A paisagem é muito bonita. A neve é bem fofa e macia. Tem muita gente, e o estacionamento é pouco para um lugar tão grande e nos cobraram ￥1000 ienes para estacionar o carro, é a primeira vez que eu vejo uma Estação de Esqui cobrando estacionamento. Mas valeu muito a pena👍 recomendo! Eu ainda nunca fui no verão mas da próxima vez quero ir sim.

(Translated by Google) We went on the first Sunday of September. Even though it was a Sunday, there were only a few people there... but we were able to climb Cabedas right away, which was great. Our reservation for Tobidas was over in a flash, but it was fun, and Cogidas was more thrilling than we expected... (Maybe it was just me, but the whole family (adults) enjoyed it. Maybe it was because it was empty, but we couldn't climb Cabedas in the first try, and we almost fell... but the staff were friendly and helpful, letting us try again, and showing us tips and demonstrations on the slackline. I'd definitely like to go again. (Original) 9月最初の日曜日に行きました。日曜日なのに人もまばら…でも予約していなかったカベダスもすぐ出来て良かったです。予約していったトビダスもあっという間でしたが楽しく、コギダスは思った以上にスリルがあり…(私だけかも)家族皆(大人)楽しめました。空いていたのもあったと思いますが、カベダスを一回で登れず、もう少しの所で落下…そしたらもう一度チャレンジさせてくれたり、スラックラインではコツや見本を見せてくれたりとフレンドリーで親切な職員さん達でした。また行きたい所です。