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Hakuba - Tsugaike
- Ski In / Ski Out to Tsugaike ski hill
- Large living area & separate study, foosball & media rooms
- 7-seater vehicle provided - ski whichever resort you like
- Staff support on-site in the adjacent house
Highlights
- Beginner skiers' paradise
- Great tree skiing and accessible backcountry terrain
- Lots of ski in / ski out accommodation options
- Authentic village vibe with a few traditional restaurants, bars and Izakayas
Overview
Located towards the Northern end of the Hakuba Valley between Iwatake and Norikura ski areas, Tsugaike is the perfect place for beginners learning to ski and for those just getting into backcountry skiing and snowboarding.
The Tsugaike village stretches across the base of the ski hill (Lower Tsugaike) and runs alongside the piste run at the northern edge of the ski area (Upper Tsugaike).
Given the wide base of the hill, the village offers a number of traditional style ski in / ski out lodges and modest slopeside hotels.
Groups of friends and multiple families travelling together are well served by the wonderfully spacious and aptly named Slopeside Chalet, located on the side of the ski run where Upper and Lower Tsugaike meet.
Tsugaike village has retained its character and is well suited to visitors seeking a Japanese experience in a sleepy village setting.
Tsugaike Accommodation Map
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Ski Resort
Tsugaike has an excellent array of beginner green runs with the super wide & mellow lower half of the mountain offering plenty of space to practise without worrying about crashing into other people or trees!
Backcountry skiing is permitted at Tsugaike is accessible from the top of the ski resort. The terrain is pretty extensive, whilst not being as steep as Happo One especially Tsugaike also has a modest but well-maintained terrain park. Find out more >
Dining & Nightlife
Lower Tsugaike’s main street features a handful of restaurants, bars and Izakayas serving Japanese favourites.
Beyond dinner & a few drinks, Tsugaike is relatively quiet, so a visit to Happo One village is recommended for those wanting to enjoy a more lively night out. Find out more >
Onsen
The Espoir Misawa Hotel features male & female indoor baths and can be found in the Upper Tsugaike slopeside neighbourhood.
Heading out in the direction of Iwatake to neighbouring Ochikura area, the Sierra Resort features the fabulous Kominka no yu onsen bathhouse. Constructed using timbers from traditional housing as old as 160 years, Kominka no yu is the largest hot spring in the Hakuba Valley. Enjoy stunning forest and mountain views from both the indoor and outdoor baths. Find out more >