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Where in the world is Hakuba? Hakuba is a beautiful valley in the Japanese Alps and is home to the 1998 Japan Olympics. It is famous for "Japow" powder snow, stunning mountain peaks, and a variety of fun activities in both winter and green seasons. Hakuba is 3 hours west of Tokyo. Travel may seem daunting for first timers, and we are here to help make it as seamless as possible for you! For more information, see https://hakuba.com/about/about-hakuba/#getting-here While not necessary, renting a car in Nagano or Hakuba may be a fun idea for those who have international/Japanese licenses and want to explore.

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Air Travel

Those who are traveling from overseas can fly into Tokyo Haneda Airport or Tokyo Narita Airport, both ~5 hours by car from Hakuba, and 20-60min by train from central Tokyo.

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From Haneda/Narita Airports: A number of taxi companies provide flat rates https://narita.airport-taxi.soushin-ichiba.jp/en/hakuba-ski-snowboard-resort-area, https://visit-nagano.alpico.co.jp/hakuba-private-transfer From Tokyo: 1/ Bullet Train to Nagano (~1.5hrs): The Hokuriku Shinkansen runs from Tokyo Station to Nagano Station multiple times a day https://www.jreast.co.jp/multi/en/routemaps/hokurikushinkansen.html 2/ Direct Train to Hakuba (~3hrs 42 min): The Azusa Trainline from Shinjuku Station to Hakuba Station operates once a day https://www.jreast.co.jp/multi/en/traininformation/azusa_kaiji/

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Shuttles operate from Nagano Station to Hakuba regularly, more information to come

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