Stays near Hakuba 47

Hidden Lines in Hakuba’s Shadow

Hakuba 47's vibe: Tight pow zone, park energy, mellow base - based in Nagano with 6 lifts.

For the easiest mornings, stay close to the main base lift; for better value, zoom out and compare nearby areas on the map.

Extra tip: more listings sometimes show up using the Japanese name: 白馬し七.

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