Hakuba Ski Resort Chinese Ski & Snowboard Private Lesson
Hakuba Village
- Experience a variety of ski trails at Hakuba Happo-One Snow Resort, Hakuba 47, Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort, and Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort, all of which are top ski resorts in the Hakuba area.
- Our private Chinese instructors offer personalized skiing and snowboarding lessons, tailored to your skill level.
- SnowFun ski instructors all hold international ISIA system certifications, professional teaching licenses, and have extensive teaching experience!
- Exclusive private lessons for you (not combined with others), the instructor will ensure you enjoy a professional and safe snowboarding or skiing experience.
- The instructors are all stationed at the ski resort and are familiar with the teaching terrain and surrounding activities, ensuring student safety.
- Most are Taiwanese and Hong Kong instructors, with a few Chinese-speaking instructors residing in Japan, supporting teaching in multiple languages such as Chinese and English.
- Good instructors make your winter vacation even more enjoyable. We look forward to friends who are willing to try to easily enjoy the fun of skiing and harvest precious memories.
What to expect
Hakuba Ski Resorts Overview:
- Altitude: Hakuba Happo-One: 1,831 meters Hakuba 47 Ski Resort (Hakuba 47): 1,614 meters Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort (Tsugaike Kogen): 1,704 meters Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort (Hakuba Cortina): 1,402 meters *Number of ski runs: Hakuba Happoone: 13 ski slopes (total length 23 km) Hakuba 47: 8 ski slopes (total length 16 km) Tsugiike Plateau: 20 ski trails (30 kilometers in total) Hakuba Cortina: 16 ski runs (total length 18 km)
- Number of cable cars: Hakuba Happo One: 23 cable cars Hakuba 47: 6 cable cars Tsugiike Plateau: 20 cable cars Hakuba Cortina: 7 cable cars Hakuba Valley The foothills of Hakuba Mountain were the venue for the 1998 Winter Olympics. It attracts ski enthusiasts with its natural powder snow and varied ski trails. Hakuba consists of several independent snow mountains and more than a dozen ski resorts, each with its own characteristics. You can easily explore the various ski resorts by taking the village bus. Cortina: The furthest ski resort in Hakuba, but with few people and deep snow. There is a children’s square, which is very suitable for families to travel together. Hotel Green Plaza Hakuba in the ski resort provides the convenience of directly sliding in and out, and there is a beauty hot spring where you can enjoy the snow scenery while taking a bath. Skilled skiers can also ski to the nearby Norikura Ski Resort. Tsugaike Plateau Ski Resort: 50% of the ski trails are green lines, with flat and long forest trails and bell hills, making it a paradise for beginners. Most of the accommodations here are ski-in ski-out, and the transportation is very convenient. Happoone: Hakuba’s largest ski resort, located in the center of Hakuba Valley, was the main venue for the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics. You can also take photos with the Olympic logo. There are shops, restaurants, and bars around, and there are performances and fireworks during festivals, making it suitable for skiers who like a lively atmosphere. Wulong & 47 Ski Resort: The two ski resorts are connected and share the same ski tickets. The foot of Wulong Mountain is flat and suitable for beginners to practice. 47 Ski Resort has a world-class stunt park, attracting intermediate and advanced skiers.
Good to know
- Course content
- Customer service will contact you in advance before class to help the class proceed smoothly. 2 Qualification fees do not include ski equipment, insurance, equipment, lift tickets, meals, transfers and other out-of-pocket expenses.
- Equipment
- Insurance, lift tickets, ski equipment and equipment must be prepared before participating in the course. If the equipment is not complete, due to safety considerations, the coach has the right to refuse to teach and no refund will be given. The necessary ski gear and equipment are as follows: a. Snow jacket, snow pants, ski gloves, goggles. b. Safety helmet, snowshoes, snowboards (including bindings), and ski poles (only required for double skis) c. Protective gear (optional): anti-fall pants, anti-fall clothing, wrist guards, elbow pads, knee pads. If Party A participates in snowboarding courses, it is strongly recommended to choose them. d. Warm accessories (optional): neck girth, mask, wool hat, etc.
- Students need to rent ski equipment and equipment by themselves. Please arrive 1 hour in advance (2 hours in advance on weekends and national holidays), bring your passport (only one for traveling companions), rent and dress at the rental office to avoid delays Class time.
- If you need a coach to accompany you to rent ski gear and equipment and provide guidance on dressing, you must coordinate with the coach in advance, and the accompanying time will be included in the class hours. 4 It is recommended to finish dressing and prepare your ski equipment 10 minutes before class, and arrive at the meeting point designated by the instructor.
- Qualifications
- The course booking representative must convey the precautions to all students in the same class.
- Skiing is a high-energy consumption, high-risk sport. It must be confirmed that the physical and mental health conditions are acceptable, and there are no diseases or symptoms that are prohibited by doctors from participating in this sport (such as but not limited to pregnancy, heart disease, high blood pressure, osteoporosis, surgery recovery period or other internal and external injuries, etc.).
- The minimum age to participate in the course is 4 years old; children under 7 years old and adults over 60 years old need to sign up for one-on-one courses; in special circumstances, with the consent of the coach, adults and children will be taught in the same class, and the teaching will be mainly children.
- Students are not allowed to be replaced during the course; students are not allowed to increase or decrease the number of students without the consent of the instructor.
- You must purchase insurance applicable to "Skiing at Overseas Snow Resorts" before taking classes.
- Understand and understand the injuries that may occur while skiing, and voluntarily participate in high-risk activities, and are willing to bear the greatest responsibility.
- Safety Statement
- Before placing an order, you must understand that skiing is a high-risk sport that may cause physical, mental, and property injuries and losses to yourself (or others); and fully understand that you will be solely responsible for the above-mentioned injuries and losses under any circumstances.
- You must abide by ski resort regulations and instructor guidance, and do not enter snow trails that exceed your own level.
- When taking the cable car, you must go up and down in order, follow the guidance of the staff and coaches, and do not rock or play in the cable car.
- Do not stay in the center of the snow track, at intersections, at turns or downhill slopes, or behind obstacles that cannot be seen by others to avoid being hit.
- If you feel unwell or suffer sports injuries during the course, you should report it to the instructor immediately and stop skiing, or contact the ski resort paramedics to assist in medical treatment.
- Please pay attention to the signs and warnings of the ski resort, and it is prohibited to enter closed areas. 7 Please avoid night skiing and entering the ski resort outside opening hours is prohibited.
- Do not carry any valuable items or items that may interfere with the safety of taxiing.
- Please use skis and equipment that fit your body shape and wear them correctly. If there is any problem, please report it to the coach immediately and replace it.
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