Overview

The Mt. Naeba Area is made up of five large resorts and with over 30 ski lifts and three gondolas you can easily spend a week here and still not explore the whole area. Mount Naeba offers a huge variety of different runs and courses, with excellent snow conditions throughout the winter season.

This year there will be a fireworks event on the Saturday night of our trip. There is also night skiing available under the spotlights until 20:45pm when the fireworks show starts.

Naeba Ski Resort is a top destination for skiers and snowboarders of all skill levels, offering an impressive variety of terrain and activities. The resort is conveniently connected to Kagura Ski Resort via Japan's longest gondola, the Dragondola, creating the vast Mt. Naeba ski area. With its high elevation, Naeba boasts excellent snow quality and is known for its well-groomed runs, catering especially to intermediate and advanced riders. Beginners will find plenty of gentle slopes, and families can enjoy a range of activities that extend beyond skiing, making it an ideal getaway for everyone.

One of Naeba's unique attractions is its wide array of features, including a terrain park for freestylers, a banked slalom course, and designated kids’ areas, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Those looking for adventure can explore sidecountry areas with guided powder tours, while families and first-time visitors will appreciate the accessible indoor and outdoor play areas. Naeba truly excels in blending thrilling skiing experiences with family-friendly amenities, making it a versatile destination for skiers and non-skiers alike.

With its extensive terrain, modern lift system—including two gondolas and multiple high-speed quad chairs—and the added bonus of the Kagura connection, Naeba offers an exceptional winter resort experience. Whether you’re looking for exciting groomed runs, family-friendly activities, or just a scenic escape in the snow, Naeba Ski Resort delivers a memorable adventure.