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Travel period Dec Given that was where we always want to go. So two days before Christmas , Stephen and I went to Japan. And we organised the rest of our itinerary. We flew into Tokyo. After arriving at Narita Airport, we cleared customs and immigration before boarding the Narita Express to Tokyo approximately 1 hour. We were dropped at the Happo bus stop in Hakuba town and 15 mins later, the shuttle bus from our hotel arrived. By the next day, we were ready to hit the slopes. The Hakuba Valley is a huge expanse of resorts offering an incredible variety of terrain for skiers and snowboarders alike. Situated in the heart of the Japanese Alps, the alpine scenery is truly spectacular with huge rugged peaks towering above the town below. Consistent powder snow on many challenging runs at Hakuba makes this region a high priority destination for serious ski travelers in Japan. The distinct small village atmosphere of this resort town is another major draw card. From one end of the valley to the other, there are 11 resorts accessing over runs offering all types of different terrain. It took us the whole first day to do anything that even resembled snowboarding, and without the lesson, we would probably be still been on the bunny slopes by the end of the day. Great effort! There was so much to love about boarding in Hakuba. Despite the fact it was peak time, and most days the runs were crowded, in general there were very few times we had to line up in order to use the ski lifts. Because the ski resort was so huge, there were many slopes to choose from, and we just picked routes where we were less likely to encounter the largest crowds. We stayed at the four-star Mominoki hotel, located in Wadano area, next to Happo-One lift. We could not have loved it more. The staff were absolutely helpful and welcoming, spoke good English, and we able to communicate pretty well. The staff at the front desk knew absolutely everything about the town of Happo. Our room was a good size by Japanese standards, had a comfortable bed and best of all, a toilet with a heated seat. Breakfast was included in our stay with both Western style and Japanese style buffet, we have to say it was delicious. The hotel has a beautiful lobby with open fire place and lounge area to relax in and take in the mountains. Guest facilities include a coffee shop, three restaurants, internet access and a lounge bar. The lounge bar offers delicious coffee and English tea in the daytime, and wines and Japanese sake, as well as cocktails, at night happy hour 4pm-6pm. There was plenty of time for us to relax and have a few drinks before for dinner. The hotel also had its own natural indoor and outdoor traditional onsens spa public baths , one for males and females. After a day of snowboarding, lying in a warm onsen, looking up the sky while snowing was one of the most memorable experiences of my life. There are over a hundred restaurants in the Hakuba valley with a huge variety of cuisine from all over Japan and the world. Here is a selection of our favorites. On the left-hand side just after you get out of the Mominoki parking lot, Hakuba 70 is a quaint and cosy place run by friendly owners. The menu consists of simple and tasty local dishes. We had the fresh homemade soba noodles soup and udon noodles soup. Both were delightful. A new and stylish izakaya adjacent to the pub. They have a wide range of traditional Izakaya and teppanyaki menu, hot pot menu, sushi and sashimi selections as well as local Sake and Beer. The Northern European style restaurant is elegant, and the buffet style service is very popular for both Japanese and international guests. Great service and tasty food. Run in a cosy authentic log cabin with great service by what I assume is family owned business, we were always well greeted. This cosy restaurant seats about six tables. Real home cooked delicious and traditional food, and the home-made plum wine goes down a treat. Highly recommended after a long day in the snow. We selected the gyoza and chicken yakitori for our entrees, both well prepared and tasty and opted for the sukiyaki hot pot for our main. The hot pot provided for plenty of food for the pair of us. It was cooked with the assistance of staff on our table. We ate here five consecutive nights in our one-week snowboard trip. On departure, we received handmade origami which provided for that added final touch to a great night. With all the muscle stiffness from snowboarding and falling over many times, we took two days off the slopes. We went on to Hakuba station by foot. With the views of the Alps we took our time to walk, and soaked up the Japanese Alps Nagano had to offer. We spent about two hours in town visiting the shops and had lunch at one of the many noodle shops near the station, before we walked back to the hotel. The next day, without the snowboard gear, we went on for a ride on gondola up to the top of the mountain. It was an absolutely spectacular alpine view from the top. Sitting in the snow, sipping our hot chocolate, watching the silent, blanketed world below was a surprisingly peaceful experience. Definitely on our list to be visit on our next snowboard trip. You May Also Like. Getting to Hakuba We flew into Tokyo. Nagano We were dropped at the Happo bus stop in Hakuba town and 15 mins later, the shuttle bus from our hotel arrived. About Hakuba The Hakuba Valley is a huge expanse of resorts offering an incredible variety of terrain for skiers and snowboarders alike. Heading up the slopes Situated in the heart of the Japanese Alps, the alpine scenery is truly spectacular with huge rugged peaks towering above the town below. Accommodation We stayed at the four-star Mominoki hotel, located in Wadano area, next to Happo-One lift. Eating out There are over a hundred restaurants in the Hakuba valley with a huge variety of cuisine from all over Japan and the world. Hakuba 70 Fresh homemade soba noodle soup Hakuba 70 On the left-hand side just after you get out of the Mominoki parking lot, Hakuba 70 is a quaint and cosy place run by friendly owners. Izakaya Kaz A new and stylish izakaya adjacent to the pub. Linnea The Northern European style restaurant is elegant, and the buffet style service is very popular for both Japanese and international guests. Mimasakatei Run in a cosy authentic log cabin with great service by what I assume is family owned business, we were always well greeted.

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