Things to do in Hakuba

Purchased via klook and confirmation was very fast (2-3mins) so I was able to redeem it immediately at the ticket counter at Goryu. just had to show them the QR code and they will scan and issue the pass.

Pass on klook is much cheaper than at the Ticket Counter. it’s around SGD77 at the Ticket Counter but only SGD71 on klook + the pass on klook already includes the 500yen deposit for the card.

Simple and straightforward to collect lift passes. Cheaper than buying directly from the ski resort and

Very convenient, no limit on the ticket collection date, you only need to go to the on-site machine to read the Qrcode to get the physical ticket card, and you can return the ticket card to get the deposit back when you leave

goryu and hakuba 47 was easily the best valley that we did on our trip to hakuba. had a good mix of intermediate and beginner runs, including a very long windy green run

value for money, staff at the shop was very friendly and thought us how to use the equipment. will recommend!

They say Hapowon is the biggest main ski resort in Hakuba, but for your first run, I definitely recommend going up the slopes and enjoying the powder and doing a tree run. Hakuba really had a lot of snow, so it was really nice.

highly recommended! great instructor for beginners! I have never done snowboarding before but I managed to learn the basics and have fun :) if I had more time I would’ve gone for the 6 hours one instead 🥹