Kagura Ski Resort｜Ski resorts, recommended course guide｜Weather forecast, purchase of lift tickets, course map

A backcountry paradise within a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Tokyo

In the Yuzawa area of ​​Niigata Prefecture, this is a ski resort with strong powder and backcountry colors. Open from late November to late May. In addition to being easily accessible from the Kanto region, it has a reputation for good snow quality due to its high snowfall and high altitude.

The ski resort has a vast field consisting of three areas: "Kagura" on the upper part, "Mitsumata" on the lower part, and "Tashiro" which can be accessed from Kagura or the Tashiro Ropeway. Together with the neighboring Naeba Ski Resort, it is called Mt Naeba, and it is possible to come and go by the Dragon Dora that connects the areas. Common lift tickets are also available.

Kagura's slope top is 1,845m, and a BC gate is installed at the top. It is also popular as the first field for beginners to BC, and there are courses for beginners and intermediates on various guided tours.

Fascinating "winter scenery skiing on Prince" plan

This winter, Prince Hotels is offering a special package of spectacular views + fast track. A quiet Wada hut located halfway up the slopes at an altitude of 1,380m can be reserved for just one group and the star-filled sky and powder the next morning will be all to themselves. It's a gorgeous plan where you can have a video taken of your spectacular ski run and receive a gift as a souvenir. Click here for details on the ``Wada Hut Reservation & Kagura ``Main Slope'' Fast Track Plan'' .

Free lift fees for children up to elementary school age！

During the '23-24 season, lift fees are free for children up to elementary school age at all ski resorts at Prince Snow Resort! Furthermore, by joining PRINCE KIDS CLUB, you will receive benefits such as preferential treatment programs and anniversary gifts at Prince Hotels & Resorts hotels and snow resorts across the country.

Maximum slope: 27 degrees Average: 21 degrees / Distance: 611m / Slope direction: ー

An uneven terrain course with a course length of over 600m. Approach using the Kagura 1st Expressway. Even after the snowfall, if the snow cover is shallow, the slopes are so rough that they become subdued. Let's enjoy the fresh snow that will make your feet stick.

Maximum slope: 29 degrees Average: 20 degrees / Distance: 441m / Slope direction: ー

A steep slope course that can be seen on the right from the bottom of the Kagura Daiichi Expressway. It is famous as a tough bump course in spring and when there is no snow, aiming for powder in the morning when the snow is fresh. The running distance is as short as 441m, but the response to the slide is the best.