Niigata Prefecture / Yuzawa Town (湯沢町)
Yuzawa Nakazato Snow Resort
Yuzawa Nakazato Snow Resort
The snow resort is a ski resort in the Tōjō-tōjō area of Tōjō-tōjō, Nizhny Novgorod.Grandes are extended to 458 to 702m high.The snow play area for children and you can also choose winter exits with family.The 17 course has the longest sliding distance of 2,000m.
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Trails & lifts
- Number of trails
- 17 trails
- Longest run
- 2,000m
- Aerial tramways
- 0
- Vertical drop
- 244m
- Base elevation
- 458m
- Top elevation
- 702m
- Chairlifts
- 6
- Gondolas
- 0
Tickets & opening information
Not registered for the season.
Ticket types & conditions
The applicable conditions of the fee are not registered. please check the price guide.
Check the latest information
Prices and opening schedules may change. Check the linked information for ticket types, valid dates and age requirements.
Offers & passes
This is the service information posted on this ski site. please check the target year, ticket and use conditions.
YUKIMAJI
The conditions and objectives of this ski area.
リクルート公式2025-26参画施設(2025/10/24時点)に掲載。2026-27の実施・対象日・無料回数は未確認。
EARTH HOPPER
The conditions and objectives of this ski area.
Please check the tickets and conditions for use in the official guide.
Indy Pass
The conditions and objectives of this ski area.
公式日本対象施設一覧。利用回数・除外日・券種を確認。
JAF Member Benefits
The conditions and objectives of this ski area.
新潟県JAF公式掲載でリフト券等の優待を確認。券種・利用人数は施設ごとに異なる。
Smile 18
The conditions and objectives of this ski area.
スマイルリゾートの18歳向け優待。平日はリフト1日券無料、土日祝・年末年始は割引。事前SNSフォロー・本人確認の条件あり。2026-27対象生年月日と当施設の実施日を要確認。
Facilities
- Equipment rental
- Available
- Ski school & lessons
- Available
- Kids & snow play area
- Available
- Snow Park
- Available
Location & resort details
- Resort name
- Yuzawa Nakazato Snow Resort
- Prefecture
- Niigata Prefecture
- Municipality
- Yuzawa Town (湯沢町)

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