JPY 74000 per person

Includes Semi Private Return Transfer (Maxi Taxi) from Tokyo's Narita Airport to your accomodation in Hakuba. 7 Nights Self Contained accomodation and a five day three mountain lift pass. This is based on four people sharing in a Two Story Townhouse. Ensuite, Free Internet and Free shuttle at your door or walk to Happo One in 15minutes. Extra nights just JPY 5500 per person

On a Double share basis will cost JPY 106000 per person and triple share is 85000 per person
If you can make it to Hakuba Railway Station, we will pick you up from there, and you SAVE! From only JNY 55000. Now thats a bargain!!
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Japan has an excellent transportation system, world-renowned for its efficiency and cleanliness.

All airports, including Narita Airport near Tokyo, the new Kansai International Airport near Osaka, have direct, regular connections to the main city train stations. There are plenty of signs in English, and both airports have English speakers at the tourist information stands.

Trains are easily the most convenient method of transport. Tickets are purchased from vending machines within the station, and most stations are signed in English. Tokyo, and Osaka have loop lines (train lines that run in a circle around the main city center), thus allowing easy access to all other train lines. Colour coded maps of the train and subway lines are available from English-speaking tourist information centers. link to train trip planner

Bus services run from Shinjuku station to Hakuba Village

Taxi fares begin at 680 yen, and additional charges are incurred after 2 kilometers. Japanese taxi services pride themselves on being clean, reliable and safe. Most taxi drivers wear white gloves, and taxi rear doors open and close automatically. It is also possible to arrange a taxi (minivan) to pickup up to 12 people from the airports in Narita or Nagoya, and deliver you at your chosen accomodation in about 6hours. Cost is around A$130 each way.

Cars are readily available in all brands and types. During winter, rental cars come equipped with snow tyres, and ski & snowboard racks are an optional extra. An international license is required to drive in Japan, and must be arranged in your home country before arrival in Japan. Driving is fairly straightforward, and almost all major roads have English signage. Road rules are similar to England, and cars are even driven on the same side! One for us!