Hakuba/Goryu/Tsugaike Plateau/Cortina Private Ski Lesson
- Our team of instructors holds certifications from the International Ski Federation (FIS) and possesses years of extensive teaching experience at major ski resorts throughout Japan.
- Our instructors specialize in creating personalized private ski lessons for you, your friends, and your family, ensuring a customized learning experience for every participant.
- No need to join a group class. Our curriculum is meticulously designed, comprehensively covering beginner to advanced levels, to cater to the needs of students with varying skill levels.
- Our instructors are based at the ski resort long-term and possess in-depth knowledge of the terrain, ensuring the safety of students during the skiing process.
- Enjoy the fun of skiing with our Mandarin ski lessons, where communication is seamless.
What to expect
Hakuba Village is located in the Northern Japan Alps in Nagano Prefecture, Japan, and is famous for the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics. There are 10 ski resorts of various sizes here, collectively known as "Hakuba Valley." It is characterized by excellent snow quality (dry powder snow), large vertical drops, and diverse slopes, making it suitable for beginners, advanced skiers, and extreme sports enthusiasts alike.
The ski resorts in Hakuba are not far from each other and can be reached by shuttle bus, so many tourists choose to "stay in one place and ski at multiple resorts" to experience different terrains and scenery.
"Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort" Features: Known for its wide, gentle slopes, it is the most suitable ski resort in the Hakuba area for beginners and families. The longest slope distance is 5000m, and there are a variety of slope routes.
"Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort" boasts 100% natural powder snow of the highest quality. The soft and fluffy snow has the characteristic of not easily wetting the body even when you fall. The popularity here is also due to the availability of 16 types of slopes with varying gradients.
"Hakuba Iwatake Snow Field" Features: Known for its "spectacular view"! The 360-degree view from the summit overlooks Hakuba Village and the Northern Alps. Although the number of ski runs is not the highest, the viewing value is extremely high. At the summit, there is the famous "Hakuba Mountain Harbor" summit cafe, with a glass viewing platform paired with coffee, which is very eye-catching.
Good to know
I. Course Content
- Customer service will contact you before the class to help ensure the smooth running of the course.
- Qualification fees do not include ski equipment, insurance, gear, lift tickets, meals, transportation, and other expenses to be paid by the participant.
II. Equipment
- Participants must prepare insurance, lift tickets, ski equipment, and gear before participating in the course. If the equipment is incomplete, the instructor has the right to refuse to teach for safety reasons, and no refund will be given. The necessary ski equipment and gear are as follows: a. Ski jacket, ski pants, ski gloves, goggles. b. Helmet, ski boots, skis (including bindings), ski poles (only for two-board skiing) c. Protective gear (optional): padded shorts, protective clothing, wrist guards, elbow pads, knee pads. If Party A participates in snowboarding courses, it is strongly recommended to select optional equipment. d. Warm accessories (optional): neck warmer, face mask, beanie, etc.
- Students need to rent ski equipment and gear on their own. Please bring your passport (only one representative passport is required for companions) to the rental location for rental and dressing 1 hour in advance (2 hours in advance on weekends and national holidays) to avoid delaying the class time.
- If you need an instructor to accompany you to rent ski equipment and gear and guide you on how to wear it, you need to coordinate with the instructor in advance, and the accompanying time will be included in the class hours.
- It is recommended to arrive at the meeting point designated by the instructor 10 minutes before the class, fully dressed and with all ski equipment ready.
III. Qualifications
- The person booking the course must inform all accompanying students of the contents of the precautions.
- Skiing is a high-energy-consuming and high-risk sport. It is necessary to confirm that you are in good physical and mental health to undertake it, and that there are no diseases or symptoms that doctors prohibit you from participating in this sport (such as, but not limited to, pregnancy, heart disease, high blood pressure, osteoporosis, surgical recovery period, or other internal or 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 register for one-on-one courses; in special circumstances, with the instructor's consent, adults and children can attend classes together, and teaching will be mainly for children.
- Students cannot be replaced during the course; without the instructor's consent, the number of people cannot be increased or decreased without authorization.
- You must purchase insurance applicable to "overseas ski resort skiing" before class.
- Understand and be aware of the injuries that may occur in skiing, and voluntarily participate in high-risk activities, willing to bear the greatest responsibility.
IV. Safety Statement
- Before placing an order, you must understand that skiing is a high-risk sport that may cause physical and mental, property damage and loss to yourself (or others); and fully understand that you are fully responsible for the above-mentioned injuries and losses under any circumstances.
- You must abide by the ski resort regulations and instructor's guidance, and must not enter ski runs that exceed your level.
- When taking the cable car, you must get on and off in order, listen to the guidance of the staff and instructor, and do not shake or play on the cable car.
- Do not stay in the center of the ski run, at intersections, at downhill turns, or behind obstacles that others cannot see to avoid being hit.
- If you feel unwell or have a sports injury during the course, you should immediately report it to the instructor and stop skiing, or contact the ski resort rescuer for assistance in seeking medical attention.
- You must pay attention to ski resort signs and warnings, and it is forbidden to enter closed areas.
- Please avoid night skiing and do not enter the ski resort during non-opening hours.
- Do not carry any valuables or items that interfere with skiing safety.
- Please use ski equipment and gear that fits your body and wear it correctly. If there is a malfunction, you should immediately report it to the instructor and replace it.