Japan lift pass prices, as published

Hakuba Valley 2026-27 lift pass prices

This pass covers: 10 ski areas · See covered areas

Copied from https://www.hakubavalley.com/ticket/ (Japanese, read ). These are dated readings, not live prices.

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Adult one-day prices from the newest price table we read.

  • 11,100円 Latest recorded 1日券 Season 2026 – 27 · Read on
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 大人 (中学生以上(13歳以上))

    Tax: included, per the page. Card deposit: not required, as the source states explicitly.

    Read from www.hakubavalley.com

All 20 recorded figures, with conditions and sources.

See every recorded price, including other age groups

What the Japanese words in these tables mean
日券
day ticket: 1日券 is a 1-day ticket, 2日券 a 2-day ticket
大人
adult
小人
child

Our own translation, to help with the original words. The prices show exactly what the resort printed.

A separate pass for several ski areas. Check its own coverage and use-day rules alongside the prices below.

Lift pass prices, as published

Latest recorded the newest price table when we read it · Previous season a previous season's price table, still shown on the page when we read it · Old prices a price table that was replaced, was out of date, or is kept as a record; not a current price · Season unknown no season name is printed on the price table · every price keeps the date we read it and its source.

Season 2026 – 27 Latest recorded Japanese source 1日券, 2日券, 3日券 and other tickets

Source: https://www.hakubavalley.com/ticket/

Card deposit: not required, as the source states explicitly. All were read from the URL above.

Season 2026 – 27, printed on the page. Tax: included, per the page. (※金額には消費税を含みます) Figures printed with 円. Not on sale yet when we read the page.

The official webshop's instructions say Visa or Mastercard only; that is for the webshop, and we do not say the ticket counter has the same rule. https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/

Applies to every price in this table

Who can buy: General public

  • 11,100円 1日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 大人 (中学生以上(13歳以上))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日当日のみ有効. Valid only on the day of use. Japanese adult definition: junior high school and older (13 and over); English says Ages 13+. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 6,400円 1日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 小人 (小学生(6歳〜12歳))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日当日のみ有効. Valid only on the day of use. Japanese child definition: elementary-school pupils (6–12); English says Ages 6 to 12. The source states free entry under 6 except Jigatake and Kashimayari, where it is under 3. We list no price for the excepted ages 3–5. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 21,800円 2日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 大人 (中学生以上(13歳以上))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より4日間有効. Valid for 4 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese adult definition: junior high school and older (13 and over); English says Ages 13+. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 12,500円 2日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 小人 (小学生(6歳〜12歳))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より4日間有効. Valid for 4 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese child definition: elementary-school pupils (6–12); English says Ages 6 to 12. The source states free entry under 6 except Jigatake and Kashimayari, where it is under 3. We list no price for the excepted ages 3–5. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 32,200円 3日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 大人 (中学生以上(13歳以上))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より6日間有効. Valid for 6 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese adult definition: junior high school and older (13 and over); English says Ages 13+. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 18,100円 3日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 小人 (小学生(6歳〜12歳))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より6日間有効. Valid for 6 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese child definition: elementary-school pupils (6–12); English says Ages 6 to 12. The source states free entry under 6 except Jigatake and Kashimayari, where it is under 3. We list no price for the excepted ages 3–5. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 42,800円 4日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 大人 (中学生以上(13歳以上))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より8日間有効. Valid for 8 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese adult definition: junior high school and older (13 and over); English says Ages 13+. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 23,900円 4日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 小人 (小学生(6歳〜12歳))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より8日間有効. Valid for 8 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese child definition: elementary-school pupils (6–12); English says Ages 6 to 12. The source states free entry under 6 except Jigatake and Kashimayari, where it is under 3. We list no price for the excepted ages 3–5. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 53,400円 5日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 大人 (中学生以上(13歳以上))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より10日間有効. Valid for 10 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese adult definition: junior high school and older (13 and over); English says Ages 13+. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 29,700円 5日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 小人 (小学生(6歳〜12歳))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より10日間有効. Valid for 10 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese child definition: elementary-school pupils (6–12); English says Ages 6 to 12. The source states free entry under 6 except Jigatake and Kashimayari, where it is under 3. We list no price for the excepted ages 3–5. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 63,900円 6日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 大人 (中学生以上(13歳以上))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より11日間有効. Valid for 11 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese adult definition: junior high school and older (13 and over); English says Ages 13+. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 35,900円 6日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 小人 (小学生(6歳〜12歳))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より11日間有効. Valid for 11 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese child definition: elementary-school pupils (6–12); English says Ages 6 to 12. The source states free entry under 6 except Jigatake and Kashimayari, where it is under 3. We list no price for the excepted ages 3–5. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 74,500円 7日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 大人 (中学生以上(13歳以上))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より12日間有効. Valid for 12 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese adult definition: junior high school and older (13 and over); English says Ages 13+. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 41,700円 7日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 小人 (小学生(6歳〜12歳))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より12日間有効. Valid for 12 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese child definition: elementary-school pupils (6–12); English says Ages 6 to 12. The source states free entry under 6 except Jigatake and Kashimayari, where it is under 3. We list no price for the excepted ages 3–5. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 85,100円 8日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 大人 (中学生以上(13歳以上))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より13日間有効. Valid for 13 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese adult definition: junior high school and older (13 and over); English says Ages 13+. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 47,600円 8日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 小人 (小学生(6歳〜12歳))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より13日間有効. Valid for 13 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese child definition: elementary-school pupils (6–12); English says Ages 6 to 12. The source states free entry under 6 except Jigatake and Kashimayari, where it is under 3. We list no price for the excepted ages 3–5. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 95,500円 9日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 大人 (中学生以上(13歳以上))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より14日間有効. Valid for 14 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese adult definition: junior high school and older (13 and over); English says Ages 13+. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 52,900円 9日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 小人 (小学生(6歳〜12歳))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より14日間有効. Valid for 14 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese child definition: elementary-school pupils (6–12); English says Ages 6 to 12. The source states free entry under 6 except Jigatake and Kashimayari, where it is under 3. We list no price for the excepted ages 3–5. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 106,100円 10日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 大人 (中学生以上(13歳以上))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より16日間有効. Valid for 16 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese adult definition: junior high school and older (13 and over); English says Ages 13+. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

  • 58,800円 10日券 Latest recorded
    Season 2026 – 27 Read on season printed on the page
    • Where to buy: not recorded
    • Age group: 小人 (小学生(6歳〜12歳))
    Notes for this price

    使用開始日より16日間有効. Valid for 16 days from the first day of use. The number of ski days is distinct from the first-use validity window; days need not be consecutive within that window. Japanese child definition: elementary-school pupils (6–12); English says Ages 6 to 12. The source states free entry under 6 except Jigatake and Kashimayari, where it is under 3. We list no price for the excepted ages 3–5. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day. No deposit is required for this common pass; https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ distinguishes deposits on individual-resort tickets. Online purchases cannot be cancelled/refunded, per that guide. The pages we read do not give the exact days these tickets can be used, and the sales planned for November do not tell us a ski date.

These figures were read on 2026-09-06. The label beside each price says whether this was the newest price table when we read it. Any later reading is shown as a separate table.

More about this price table

Hakuba Valley All-Mountain Day Pass, not an individual-resort or season pass. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. The Japanese tariff says first lift or HV shuttle use starts validity; a shuttle-only day consumes one pass day, unused days expire at the end of the stated window, and shuttle access ends when pass days are exhausted. The same tariff limits the free shuttle benefit to ski-area use days. Online purchase instructions additionally require new passes to be redeemed before free shuttle use and reloaded passes to pass a lift gate first. We show these conditions as the page gives them and do not take them to mean unlimited bus travel. The 2026–27 label and the planned November sale do not give the season's opening or closing dates. Both languages show the same 20 prices and the same plan to sell them on the official webshop around November. The Japanese table additionally prints activation, day-consumption and unused-day expiry conditions; the English table does not include those paragraphs. The common pass requires no deposit, per both purchase guides and the FAQ. Online terms prohibit cancellation/refund after purchase; lost tickets cannot be reissued per the FAQ. The purchase guides are not separately headed 2026–27 tariff tables.

Not listed here: Exact calendar start/end dates of ski validity and resort operating dates; The checkout after signing in, a firm date when sales start, and whether tickets were still available after we read the page; Separate individual-resort tickets, season passes, Epic benefits and other products; A separate reduced-price ticket for ages 3–5 at Jigatake or Kashimayari; Counter-specific or distinct new/reload prices.

We also read https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/. It publishes less than the page this price table was read from. The notes under this price table say what it leaves out.

Before you buy

Ticket rules and official links to check before you buy. Each note says which ticket it covers, where it came from and when we read it.

Ten ski areas and flexible days

Hakuba Valley All-Mountain Day Pass · 2026–27

This separate pass covers the ten named ski areas listed below and allows more than one on the same day. Night skiing and the night shuttle are excluded. Multi-day tickets have a window from first use: for example, the printed two-day ticket has a four-day window. Purchased ski days and the elapsed window are different; unused days expire when the window ends. Read each ticket's own duration and validity note.

Source read · Official Japanese tariff and use-day rules · Official English tariff and coverage

Published prices; sales planned around November

Hakuba Valley daily tickets · status when read on 6 September 2026

Both official tariff pages published 2026–27 prices and planned official webshop sales around November. The purchase guides still asked readers to wait for sales to start. The sections we read did not give calendar ski-validity dates, so Snowge cannot confirm a selected date from the season label alone. Check the official sale status and each resort's operating dates before buying.

Source read · Official daily-ticket publication · Official purchase guide

Shuttle use can consume a pass day

Hakuba Valley day-pass transport and online activation conditions

The Japanese tariff says the first lift or valley-shuttle use starts validity, and a shuttle-only day still consumes one pass day. It also limits the free shuttle benefit to ski-area use days. The online guides require newly purchased passes to be collected before free shuttle travel; reloaded passes must first pass a lift gate to write the latest data. These are separate use and activation conditions, not unlimited bus travel. The night shuttle is excluded.

Source read · Official Japanese day-consumption conditions · Official online activation instructions

Collecting a card, including the Jigatake exception

Hakuba Valley common pass · official purchase guide and FAQ

The common pass requires no deposit. New online purchases use the emailed collection codes to collect a card; bring the card when reloading. Jigatake cannot issue or reload the valley pass: collect it at another resort first, then exchange it at Jigatake's ticket office for a local ticket. Online terms prohibit cancellation and refund after purchase; the FAQ says lost tickets cannot be reissued. Individual-resort ticket deposits and conditions are separate.

Source read · Official collection, deposit and refund instructions · Official pass FAQ

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About these prices 20 recorded figures

A separately published multi-resort pass covering ten named ski areas. It is not a new mountain or an individual-resort ticket. The 2026–27 price list is published, with official webshop sales planned around November; the pages we read do not give exact ski-season dates.

What this pass admits you to

Covered ski areas and local ticket records

These are the recorded admission areas for this pass. Linked pages describe local tickets with their own prices and conditions.

Where these prices came from: each price table links to the page we copied it from, and Pages we checked lists every page we visited and when.

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PageResultLanguagePrices on the pageChecked on
https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/about_hakubavalley_en/ Page opened English yes
https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/ Page opened English yes
https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket_en/onlinewebshop_en/ Page opened English yes
https://www.hakubavalley.com/ticket/ Page opened Japanese yes
https://www.hakubavalley.com/ticket/onlinewebshop/ Page opened Japanese yes

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