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December 27, 2014
Dr Gordon caldwell from
United Kingdom
Dr Gordon caldwell from

I have skied in Argentiere, Tignes, St Anton, Verbier, Mammoth Mountain, Lake Tahoe, but none can match Hakuba Cortina for value, amount of skiing per lift, stunning views, quality and value of food. Cortina is linked to a resort perfect for family skiing, and also greater selection of eating places. Today we paid 4500 Yen for a pass covering the two areas. Everyone's so friendly and helpful. It's amazing being greeted on and off lifts! Around Hakuba we've skied Happo, Goryu, Hakuba 47, but Cortina is really special. Easy to get to on shuttle bus from Happo information centre 500 Yen each way.
October 26, 2013
John-San from
Australia
John-San from

For the last 4 season I have work and live in the Hakuba-Mura area. The transport to this resort is great. Both the resort and Hakuba information Centre have shuttles that will get you there before the lift starts (8.30am). It leaves Hakuba information Centre at 8.00am, 9.00am and 10.00am. So to get first line you don't need a car, unless you want to leave early. The first returning bus leaves at 3.20pm, then 4.20pm and 5.20 pm. The staff are very accommodating but speak limited English. But this is a reality everywhere seeing that you are in a non English country!!! The snow is superb and views are superb. The whole experience is superb. Any time off I get I stay at the this resort. I base 400 meter from Goryu but prefer to by pass this, 47, Happo Iwatake and Tsugaiki to stay and board this venue, Cortina. Like all the resort in Hakuba-mura it is crowded during the winter holidays. The crowds decrease during February and are non-existent in March. March still receives good dumps of snow but not huge like in Dec, Jan, and Feb. I can recommend this resort highly. You don't need a car to take advantage of this resort just don't have an attitude like the people who are down on Cortina because they can not organise themselves. If you do go by shuttle take a change of clothes and take advantage of their amazing onsen which is free with your full day lift pass which also gives you a Y1000 off lunch.
January 26, 2012
John from
Japan
John from

The best place after a nice dump of snow. Always less crowded than Happo or 47 and for some reason seems to snow more here as well. It's a great training for learning to really ski in powder without having to dodge trees. The runs are wide and long. Downside, hard to get to without a car, hence, why it's not as busy. My tip, hire one, it's worth it.
November 30, 2005
James Schlieff from
Australia
James Schlieff from

Hakuba Cortina Kokusai is nestled on the northern end of the awesome Hakuba! Valley in Nagano Japan. The weird looking Hotel Green Plaze (www.hgp.co.jp) is situated on the mountain and is known as the 'romantic resort'. Cortina has 17 runs and the longest run is 5km. 9 Lifts allow skiers and snowboarders to reach high points and ski onto neighbouring Hakuba Norikura. It is located very close to other world famous resorts such as Happo-one where the downhill race for the winter olmpics were located. A shuttle bus runs between the resorts in the Hakuba Valley and takes around 20 mins.