Itinerary Reference

Day 1

06:50 Assemble at Tokyo Station Marunouchi South Exit (recommended to arrive 10‑15 minutes earlier)

07:20 Assemble at Shinjuku Station Tokyo Mode Gakuen (recommended to arrive 10‑15 minutes earlier)

12:00 Hakuba Sanosaka

12:20 Hakuba Goryu & Hakuba 47

12:40 Hakuba Happo‑One

13:00 Hakuba Iwatake

Day 2

12:20 Hakuba Iwatake

12:40 Hakuba Happo‑One

13:00 Hakuba Goryu & Hakuba 47

13:20 Hakuba Sanosaka

17:25 Alight at Shinjuku

17:55 Alight at Tokyo

*Itinerary may be adjusted due to factors such as traffic or weather conditions

Highlights

The distance between Tokyo and Hakuba is long; taking a route bus back and forth helps reduce the stress of self‑driving, parking, and winter road driving

For the outbound trip, boarding is available at two designated locations (Tokyo Station and Shinjuku Station) heading to designated ski resorts in the Hakuba area in order; on Day 2, passengers will be picked up from each ski resort in a fixed order and returned to Shinjuku Station and Tokyo Station

Covering 4 popular ski areas with 5 ski resorts in the Hakuba region, it is ideal for travellers who wish to freely arrange their ski itinerary while solving the transport problem between Tokyo and Hakuba

Each traveller is allowed to bring 1 piece of luggage + 1 set of ski/snowboard equipment. For excess luggage beyond the limit, an excess luggage fee of JPY 1,500 per piece will be charged

Planning a self‑guided ski trip to Hakuba, Nagano? Say goodbye to hassles like mountain driving, tedious transfers, and hauling heavy ski gear! This dedicated round‑trip shuttle bus between Tokyo and the Hakuba region perfectly meets your skiing travel needs. Whether you want to focus on skiing, freely arrange your accommodation itinerary, or avoid the fatigue and risks of long‑distance self‑driving on winter mountain roads, this convenient service lets you travel effortlessly between downtown Tokyo and Hakuba\'s top ski resorts to enjoy Japan\'s world‑class powder snow experience. Early bird discounts are now available for a limited time—book in advance to enjoy great value and get maximum cost‑performance for your ski trip!

The route covers five super popular ski resorts in Hakuba, providing one‑stop pick‑up and drop‑off across the entire area to suit different skiing levels and travel preferences. Hakuba Sanosaka features diverse runs suitable for beginners and leisure skiers, making it a great choice for first‑time visitors to Hakuba. Hakuba Goryu and Hakuba 47 are interconnected, offering rich slope variations, expansive views, and stunning vistas of the Northern Alps. Beginners to advanced ski enthusiasts can all ski to their heart\'s content; pick‑up and drop‑off for both resorts are unified at the Hakuba Goryu stop for added convenience.

As a classic representative resort in Hakuba, Hakuba Happo‑One features slopes of various difficulties and is a must‑visit destination for ski enthusiasts, combining classic mountain scenery with a professional skiing experience. Meanwhile, Hakuba Iwatake Snow Field stands out for its open and breathtaking alpine winter scenery. Not only can you enjoy skiing, but you can also immerse yourself in Hakuba\'s winter mountain atmosphere—perfect for travellers who want to admire the scenery while skiing.

Operated with comfortable private vehicles throughout, featuring spacious interiors and a dedicated large luggage area where snowboards, ski wear, suitcases, and other oversized gear can be easily stored. Experienced drivers are familiar with winter mountain road conditions, ensuring smooth and safe rides with no hidden charges and clear, transparent pricing. No need to spend time planning transport or worrying about mountain driving risks—simply book and travel with ease, allowing you to focus on enjoying the powder snow fun and a hassle‑free Hakuba ski trip!