Happo-one

Happo-one

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Happo One shaped its reputation through Olympic heritage and remarkable 1,071-metre vertical terrain. The resort's distinct zones progress from wide-open beginner areas to steep alpine bowls, with the famous Skyline course offering one of Japan's most dramatic skiing experiences. Advanced riders discover challenging lines in the Kurobishi area, while the Sakka slopes provide perfect progression terrain.

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Elevation: 1391m / 4564ft

Located at the perfect mid-mountain location this Happo One web cam looks out from the terrace to the summit region of the resort.

Twenty-three lifts, including five gondolas, systematically cover Happo One's extensive terrain. The lift network's organisation creates natural progression through different ability zones while maintaining efficient circulation patterns. Upper mountain lifts access dramatic alpine terrain, while lower mountain facilities focus on learning and development. The system handles high volumes smoothly, minimising wait times even during peak periods.

Happo-one Lift System
Total Ski Lifts = 22
Gondola
1
Gondola
Quad Chair
5
Quad Chair
Triple Chair
3
Triple Chair
Double Chair
13
Double Chair

Happo-one Resort Elevation

6007ft1831mResort Summit3514ft1071mVertical Drop2493ft760mResort Base
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Trails

Total Runs

13

Total Area

544 ac

220.1 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner
30%
Intermediate
45%
Advanced
20%
Expert
5%
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Location

Centred in the Hakuba Valley, Happo One provides access to Japan's most dramatic alpine scenery. The resort combines traditional Japanese elements with modern facilities, creating a balanced mountain experience. Local villages maintain authentic character through architecture, cuisine, and seasonal festivals. The area's position makes it an ideal base for exploring multiple Hakuba Valley resorts.

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Season Info

The resort operates from early December through early May, with reliable snowfall averaging 11 metres annually. Peak conditions arrive from January through March, offering consistent powder opportunities. Spring brings unique skiing conditions with reliable coverage at higher elevations. The mountain's varied aspects maintain good snow quality throughout the season, particularly in the upper bowls.

Current Season

2024-2025

Opening Day

12/5/2024

Closing Day

3/29/2025

Days Open

115

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Annual Snowfall

Metric

11m

1100cm

Imperial

36.1ft

433in

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