Kagura
Resort Overview
Rising above Niigata Prefecture, Kagura Ski Resort captivates visitors with its remarkable 1,845-meter elevation and abundant snowfall. The resort's expansive terrain offers 29 distinct courses across three interconnected skiing areas - Kagura, Mitsumata, and Tashiro. Known for having one of Japan's longest skiing seasons, Kagura combines natural beauty with reliable snow conditions, drawing winter sports visitors from around the world.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
32
Total Area
418 ac
169.2 ha
Kagura Lift System
Kagura's comprehensive lift network includes 8 lifts and the iconic Dragondola - the world's longest gondola system connecting it to neighbouring Naeba Resort. The lift infrastructure provides seamless access to over 25 kilometres of skiable terrain. Operating with efficiency during peak times, the system ensures smooth transitions between the resort's varied zones, allowing skiers to maximise their time on the slopes.
Lifts
Total Lifts
19
Lift Types
4
Location & Getting There
Situated in the heart of Niigata's snow country, Kagura is approximately 200 kilometres from Tokyo. The resort benefits from its position in the Mikuni mountain range, where cold Siberian air masses collide with moisture from the Sea of Japan, creating ideal snow conditions. Regular shuttle services connect the resort to major transportation hubs, while the nearby town of Yuzawa offers convenient accommodation and dining options for visitors.
Kagura
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