Skiing Japan? This is how to get to your resort!

Skiing Japan? This is how to get to your resort!

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GOOD FOR WHICH SKI RESORTS?
Hakuba area (bus transfer)
Myoko / Kurohime area (train transfer)
Shiga Kogen area (bus or train)

For Nozawa Onsen and Madarao/Tangaram you can take the same train line (Hokuriku) and go to Iiyama station.

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This is the option I like as it’s a straight forward way to quickly leave the airport and get going. Especially if you arrive at Tokyo Narita Terminal 3.

There are a bunch of options. You’re welcome to put your favourite option and recommendation in the comments. Feel free to take the option you’re most comfortable with.
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WHY THE BUS?
– Easy transfers (no switching trains)
– Bus stop directly outside: no need to search for the train station
– Luggage can be stowed below the bus
– It’s quicker to take the bus than the cheapest train
– The fastest train is about 60 minutes and costs double at 3000 yen

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DIRECTIONS
✈️ Narita Airport ➡️ Tokyo station 🚌
1500 yen adult 750 yen elementary student
62-70 minute ride

🚆 Tokyo station ➡️ Nagano station
Roughly 8000 yen
105 minutes

Then transfer to the bus or train towards your ski destination.

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Want more details about the Tokyo to Narita bus?
https://tyo-nrt.com/

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