Nozawa Onsen Snow Resort 2026-27 lift pass prices

Japanese period: 2026-27シーズン営業開始～2026年12月18日(金). The start depends on when the resort actually opens; we did not find a fixed opening date on the Japanese page. English prints 2026 November 28th (Sat) ～ December 18th (Fri). November 28 is not substituted for the unknown Japanese opening date. The known Japanese tariff end is December 18, 2026. It is not known which dates up to that end date are covered; this does not confirm when the resort opens or that a whole stay you choose is covered. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/

The seasonal price lists give the number of days and say the gondola is included, but do not say whether the days must be consecutive, when the ticket starts, whether night skiing is included or whether it can be used across price periods. Those conditions remain unknown, and a selected date inside the tariff period does not confirm the complete stay. The separate regular price list says its own two- and three-day tickets run on consecutive days from the purchase date and exclude night skiing; we do not apply those rules to these seasonal prices. The older accommodation section is also excluded. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/; the regular prices, for comparison only: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ Early-season sales deadlines conflict: Japanese says two-day sales end December 17, 2026 (2026-12-17) and three-day sales end December 16, 2026 (2026-12-16); English says two-day sales end December 18, 2026 (2026-12-18) and three-day sales end December 17, 2026 (2026-12-17). We do not say which page is right. The generic sale window stays unknown. These are sales deadlines, not calculated last valid ski days or time-of-day cutoffs. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases, with the guide separately printing ￥ 500 refundable on return under its current-season conditions; lost or damaged media are not refunded. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and fare refunds after purchase are prohibited; recharging overwrites unused hours, days or points. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2026-27シーズン営業開始～2026年12月18日(金). The start depends on when the resort actually opens; we did not find a fixed opening date on the Japanese page. English prints 2026 November 28th (Sat) ～ December 18th (Fri). November 28 is not substituted for the unknown Japanese opening date. The known Japanese tariff end is December 18, 2026. It is not known which dates up to that end date are covered; this does not confirm when the resort opens or that a whole stay you choose is covered. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/

The seasonal price lists give the number of days and say the gondola is included, but do not say whether the days must be consecutive, when the ticket starts, whether night skiing is included or whether it can be used across price periods. Those conditions remain unknown, and a selected date inside the tariff period does not confirm the complete stay. The separate regular price list says its own two- and three-day tickets run on consecutive days from the purchase date and exclude night skiing; we do not apply those rules to these seasonal prices. The older accommodation section is also excluded. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/; the regular prices, for comparison only: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ Early-season sales deadlines conflict: Japanese says two-day sales end December 17, 2026 (2026-12-17) and three-day sales end December 16, 2026 (2026-12-16); English says two-day sales end December 18, 2026 (2026-12-18) and three-day sales end December 17, 2026 (2026-12-17). We do not say which page is right. The generic sale window stays unknown. These are sales deadlines, not calculated last valid ski days or time-of-day cutoffs. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases, with the guide separately printing ￥ 500 refundable on return under its current-season conditions; lost or damaged media are not refunded. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and fare refunds after purchase are prohibited; recharging overwrites unused hours, days or points. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ One preschool child per accompanying adult is admitted free only without an issued ticket and passing the gate together; this is a condition, not a free ticket for every child.

Japanese period: 2026-27シーズン営業開始～2026年12月18日(金). The start depends on when the resort actually opens; we did not find a fixed opening date on the Japanese page. English prints 2026 November 28th (Sat) ～ December 18th (Fri). November 28 is not substituted for the unknown Japanese opening date. The known Japanese tariff end is December 18, 2026. It is not known which dates up to that end date are covered; this does not confirm when the resort opens or that a whole stay you choose is covered. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/

The seasonal price lists give the number of days and say the gondola is included, but do not say whether the days must be consecutive, when the ticket starts, whether night skiing is included or whether it can be used across price periods. Those conditions remain unknown, and a selected date inside the tariff period does not confirm the complete stay. The separate regular price list says its own two- and three-day tickets run on consecutive days from the purchase date and exclude night skiing; we do not apply those rules to these seasonal prices. The older accommodation section is also excluded. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/; the regular prices, for comparison only: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ Early-season sales deadlines conflict: Japanese says two-day sales end December 17, 2026 (2026-12-17) and three-day sales end December 16, 2026 (2026-12-16); English says two-day sales end December 18, 2026 (2026-12-18) and three-day sales end December 17, 2026 (2026-12-17). We do not say which page is right. The generic sale window stays unknown. These are sales deadlines, not calculated last valid ski days or time-of-day cutoffs. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases, with the guide separately printing ￥ 500 refundable on return under its current-season conditions; lost or damaged media are not refunded. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and fare refunds after purchase are prohibited; recharging overwrites unused hours, days or points. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2026-27シーズン営業開始～2026年12月18日(金). The start depends on when the resort actually opens; we did not find a fixed opening date on the Japanese page. English prints 2026 November 28th (Sat) ～ December 18th (Fri). November 28 is not substituted for the unknown Japanese opening date. The known Japanese tariff end is December 18, 2026. It is not known which dates up to that end date are covered; this does not confirm when the resort opens or that a whole stay you choose is covered. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/

The seasonal price lists give the number of days and say the gondola is included, but do not say whether the days must be consecutive, when the ticket starts, whether night skiing is included or whether it can be used across price periods. Those conditions remain unknown, and a selected date inside the tariff period does not confirm the complete stay. The separate regular price list says its own two- and three-day tickets run on consecutive days from the purchase date and exclude night skiing; we do not apply those rules to these seasonal prices. The older accommodation section is also excluded. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/; the regular prices, for comparison only: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ Early-season sales deadlines conflict: Japanese says two-day sales end December 17, 2026 (2026-12-17) and three-day sales end December 16, 2026 (2026-12-16); English says two-day sales end December 18, 2026 (2026-12-18) and three-day sales end December 17, 2026 (2026-12-17). We do not say which page is right. The generic sale window stays unknown. These are sales deadlines, not calculated last valid ski days or time-of-day cutoffs. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases, with the guide separately printing ￥ 500 refundable on return under its current-season conditions; lost or damaged media are not refunded. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and fare refunds after purchase are prohibited; recharging overwrites unused hours, days or points. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2026-27シーズン営業開始～2026年12月18日(金). The start depends on when the resort actually opens; we did not find a fixed opening date on the Japanese page. English prints 2026 November 28th (Sat) ～ December 18th (Fri). November 28 is not substituted for the unknown Japanese opening date. The known Japanese tariff end is December 18, 2026. It is not known which dates up to that end date are covered; this does not confirm when the resort opens or that a whole stay you choose is covered. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/

The seasonal price lists give the number of days and say the gondola is included, but do not say whether the days must be consecutive, when the ticket starts, whether night skiing is included or whether it can be used across price periods. Those conditions remain unknown, and a selected date inside the tariff period does not confirm the complete stay. The separate regular price list says its own two- and three-day tickets run on consecutive days from the purchase date and exclude night skiing; we do not apply those rules to these seasonal prices. The older accommodation section is also excluded. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/; the regular prices, for comparison only: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ Early-season sales deadlines conflict: Japanese says two-day sales end December 17, 2026 (2026-12-17) and three-day sales end December 16, 2026 (2026-12-16); English says two-day sales end December 18, 2026 (2026-12-18) and three-day sales end December 17, 2026 (2026-12-17). We do not say which page is right. The generic sale window stays unknown. These are sales deadlines, not calculated last valid ski days or time-of-day cutoffs. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases, with the guide separately printing ￥ 500 refundable on return under its current-season conditions; lost or damaged media are not refunded. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and fare refunds after purchase are prohibited; recharging overwrites unused hours, days or points. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ One preschool child per accompanying adult is admitted free only without an issued ticket and passing the gate together; this is a condition, not a free ticket for every child.

Japanese period: 2026-27シーズン営業開始～2026年12月18日(金). The start depends on when the resort actually opens; we did not find a fixed opening date on the Japanese page. English prints 2026 November 28th (Sat) ～ December 18th (Fri). November 28 is not substituted for the unknown Japanese opening date. The known Japanese tariff end is December 18, 2026. It is not known which dates up to that end date are covered; this does not confirm when the resort opens or that a whole stay you choose is covered. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/

The seasonal price lists give the number of days and say the gondola is included, but do not say whether the days must be consecutive, when the ticket starts, whether night skiing is included or whether it can be used across price periods. Those conditions remain unknown, and a selected date inside the tariff period does not confirm the complete stay. The separate regular price list says its own two- and three-day tickets run on consecutive days from the purchase date and exclude night skiing; we do not apply those rules to these seasonal prices. The older accommodation section is also excluded. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/; the regular prices, for comparison only: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ Early-season sales deadlines conflict: Japanese says two-day sales end December 17, 2026 (2026-12-17) and three-day sales end December 16, 2026 (2026-12-16); English says two-day sales end December 18, 2026 (2026-12-18) and three-day sales end December 17, 2026 (2026-12-17). We do not say which page is right. The generic sale window stays unknown. These are sales deadlines, not calculated last valid ski days or time-of-day cutoffs. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases, with the guide separately printing ￥ 500 refundable on return under its current-season conditions; lost or damaged media are not refunded. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and fare refunds after purchase are prohibited; recharging overwrites unused hours, days or points. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The tariff period runs from March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusively. These start and end dates do not say when a multi-day ticket starts, whether its days must be consecutive or can be spread out, whether a ticket bought near the end can be used after the period ends, or whether it covers the whole stay you choose. No separate spring multi-day sales deadline is printed. The repeated Japanese spring table is recorded once.

The seasonal price lists give the number of days and say the gondola is included, but do not say whether the days must be consecutive, when the ticket starts, whether night skiing is included or whether it can be used across price periods. Those conditions remain unknown, and a selected date inside the tariff period does not confirm the complete stay. The separate regular price list says its own two- and three-day tickets run on consecutive days from the purchase date and exclude night skiing; we do not apply those rules to these seasonal prices. The older accommodation section is also excluded. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/; the regular prices, for comparison only: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The tariff period runs from March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusively. These start and end dates do not say when a multi-day ticket starts, whether its days must be consecutive or can be spread out, whether a ticket bought near the end can be used after the period ends, or whether it covers the whole stay you choose. No separate spring multi-day sales deadline is printed. The repeated Japanese spring table is recorded once. The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases, with the guide separately printing ￥ 500 refundable on return under its current-season conditions; lost or damaged media are not refunded. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and fare refunds after purchase are prohibited; recharging overwrites unused hours, days or points. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The tariff period runs from March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusively. These start and end dates do not say when a multi-day ticket starts, whether its days must be consecutive or can be spread out, whether a ticket bought near the end can be used after the period ends, or whether it covers the whole stay you choose. No separate spring multi-day sales deadline is printed. The repeated Japanese spring table is recorded once.

The seasonal price lists give the number of days and say the gondola is included, but do not say whether the days must be consecutive, when the ticket starts, whether night skiing is included or whether it can be used across price periods. Those conditions remain unknown, and a selected date inside the tariff period does not confirm the complete stay. The separate regular price list says its own two- and three-day tickets run on consecutive days from the purchase date and exclude night skiing; we do not apply those rules to these seasonal prices. The older accommodation section is also excluded. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/; the regular prices, for comparison only: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The tariff period runs from March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusively. These start and end dates do not say when a multi-day ticket starts, whether its days must be consecutive or can be spread out, whether a ticket bought near the end can be used after the period ends, or whether it covers the whole stay you choose. No separate spring multi-day sales deadline is printed. The repeated Japanese spring table is recorded once. The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases, with the guide separately printing ￥ 500 refundable on return under its current-season conditions; lost or damaged media are not refunded. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and fare refunds after purchase are prohibited; recharging overwrites unused hours, days or points. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ One preschool child per accompanying adult is admitted free only without an issued ticket and passing the gate together; this is a condition, not a free ticket for every child.

Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The tariff period runs from March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusively. These start and end dates do not say when a multi-day ticket starts, whether its days must be consecutive or can be spread out, whether a ticket bought near the end can be used after the period ends, or whether it covers the whole stay you choose. No separate spring multi-day sales deadline is printed. The repeated Japanese spring table is recorded once.

The seasonal price lists give the number of days and say the gondola is included, but do not say whether the days must be consecutive, when the ticket starts, whether night skiing is included or whether it can be used across price periods. Those conditions remain unknown, and a selected date inside the tariff period does not confirm the complete stay. The separate regular price list says its own two- and three-day tickets run on consecutive days from the purchase date and exclude night skiing; we do not apply those rules to these seasonal prices. The older accommodation section is also excluded. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/; the regular prices, for comparison only: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The tariff period runs from March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusively. These start and end dates do not say when a multi-day ticket starts, whether its days must be consecutive or can be spread out, whether a ticket bought near the end can be used after the period ends, or whether it covers the whole stay you choose. No separate spring multi-day sales deadline is printed. The repeated Japanese spring table is recorded once. The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases, with the guide separately printing ￥ 500 refundable on return under its current-season conditions; lost or damaged media are not refunded. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and fare refunds after purchase are prohibited; recharging overwrites unused hours, days or points. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The tariff period runs from March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusively. These start and end dates do not say when a multi-day ticket starts, whether its days must be consecutive or can be spread out, whether a ticket bought near the end can be used after the period ends, or whether it covers the whole stay you choose. No separate spring multi-day sales deadline is printed. The repeated Japanese spring table is recorded once.

The seasonal price lists give the number of days and say the gondola is included, but do not say whether the days must be consecutive, when the ticket starts, whether night skiing is included or whether it can be used across price periods. Those conditions remain unknown, and a selected date inside the tariff period does not confirm the complete stay. The separate regular price list says its own two- and three-day tickets run on consecutive days from the purchase date and exclude night skiing; we do not apply those rules to these seasonal prices. The older accommodation section is also excluded. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/; the regular prices, for comparison only: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The tariff period runs from March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusively. These start and end dates do not say when a multi-day ticket starts, whether its days must be consecutive or can be spread out, whether a ticket bought near the end can be used after the period ends, or whether it covers the whole stay you choose. No separate spring multi-day sales deadline is printed. The repeated Japanese spring table is recorded once. The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases, with the guide separately printing ￥ 500 refundable on return under its current-season conditions; lost or damaged media are not refunded. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and fare refunds after purchase are prohibited; recharging overwrites unused hours, days or points. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The tariff period runs from March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusively. These start and end dates do not say when a multi-day ticket starts, whether its days must be consecutive or can be spread out, whether a ticket bought near the end can be used after the period ends, or whether it covers the whole stay you choose. No separate spring multi-day sales deadline is printed. The repeated Japanese spring table is recorded once.

The seasonal price lists give the number of days and say the gondola is included, but do not say whether the days must be consecutive, when the ticket starts, whether night skiing is included or whether it can be used across price periods. Those conditions remain unknown, and a selected date inside the tariff period does not confirm the complete stay. The separate regular price list says its own two- and three-day tickets run on consecutive days from the purchase date and exclude night skiing; we do not apply those rules to these seasonal prices. The older accommodation section is also excluded. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/; the regular prices, for comparison only: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The tariff period runs from March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusively. These start and end dates do not say when a multi-day ticket starts, whether its days must be consecutive or can be spread out, whether a ticket bought near the end can be used after the period ends, or whether it covers the whole stay you choose. No separate spring multi-day sales deadline is printed. The repeated Japanese spring table is recorded once. The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases, with the guide separately printing ￥ 500 refundable on return under its current-season conditions; lost or damaged media are not refunded. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and fare refunds after purchase are prohibited; recharging overwrites unused hours, days or points. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ One preschool child per accompanying adult is admitted free only without an issued ticket and passing the gate together; this is a condition, not a free ticket for every child.

Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The tariff period runs from March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusively. These start and end dates do not say when a multi-day ticket starts, whether its days must be consecutive or can be spread out, whether a ticket bought near the end can be used after the period ends, or whether it covers the whole stay you choose. No separate spring multi-day sales deadline is printed. The repeated Japanese spring table is recorded once.

The seasonal price lists give the number of days and say the gondola is included, but do not say whether the days must be consecutive, when the ticket starts, whether night skiing is included or whether it can be used across price periods. Those conditions remain unknown, and a selected date inside the tariff period does not confirm the complete stay. The separate regular price list says its own two- and three-day tickets run on consecutive days from the purchase date and exclude night skiing; we do not apply those rules to these seasonal prices. The older accommodation section is also excluded. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/specialseason/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/special-tickets/; the regular prices, for comparison only: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The tariff period runs from March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusively. These start and end dates do not say when a multi-day ticket starts, whether its days must be consecutive or can be spread out, whether a ticket bought near the end can be used after the period ends, or whether it covers the whole stay you choose. No separate spring multi-day sales deadline is printed. The repeated Japanese spring table is recorded once. The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases, with the guide separately printing ￥ 500 refundable on return under its current-season conditions; lost or damaged media are not refunded. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and fare refunds after purchase are prohibited; recharging overwrites unused hours, days or points. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2026-27シーズン営業開始～2026年12月18日(金). The start depends on when the resort actually opens; we did not find a fixed opening date on the Japanese page. English prints 2026 November 28th (Sat) ～ December 18th (Fri). We do not use November 28 as the Japanese opening date, and this does not confirm when the resort opens or that it operates on a date you choose. The known end is December 18, 2026. The Japanese and English opening wording remains distinct.

The fresh regular tariff defines 1日券 as 購入日のみ有効 ナイター不可: valid only on the purchase day and excluding night skiing. The seasonal price list calls it 1日券（ゴンドラ共通）. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket and 4 hours ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and refunds after purchase are prohibited. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2026-27シーズン営業開始～2026年12月18日(金). The start depends on when the resort actually opens; we did not find a fixed opening date on the Japanese page. English prints 2026 November 28th (Sat) ～ December 18th (Fri). We do not use November 28 as the Japanese opening date, and this does not confirm when the resort opens or that it operates on a date you choose. The known end is December 18, 2026. The Japanese and English opening wording remains distinct.

The fresh regular tariff defines 1日券 as 購入日のみ有効 ナイター不可: valid only on the purchase day and excluding night skiing. The seasonal price list calls it 1日券（ゴンドラ共通）. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket and 4 hours ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and refunds after purchase are prohibited. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ One preschool child per accompanying adult is admitted free only without an issued ticket and passing the gate together; this is a condition, not a free ticket for every child.

Japanese period: 2026-27シーズン営業開始～2026年12月18日(金). The start depends on when the resort actually opens; we did not find a fixed opening date on the Japanese page. English prints 2026 November 28th (Sat) ～ December 18th (Fri). We do not use November 28 as the Japanese opening date, and this does not confirm when the resort opens or that it operates on a date you choose. The known end is December 18, 2026. The Japanese and English opening wording remains distinct.

The fresh regular tariff defines 1日券 as 購入日のみ有効 ナイター不可: valid only on the purchase day and excluding night skiing. The seasonal price list calls it 1日券（ゴンドラ共通）. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket and 4 hours ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and refunds after purchase are prohibited. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2026-27シーズン営業開始～2026年12月18日(金). The start depends on when the resort actually opens; we did not find a fixed opening date on the Japanese page. English prints 2026 November 28th (Sat) ～ December 18th (Fri). We do not use November 28 as the Japanese opening date, and this does not confirm when the resort opens or that it operates on a date you choose. The known end is December 18, 2026. The Japanese and English opening wording remains distinct.

The fresh regular tariff defines 4時間券 as four consecutive hours from gate passage, on the same day. The English tariff additionally says purchase-day use and excludes night skiing. The seasonal price list calls it 4時間券（ゴンドラ共通）. This is not a whole-day ticket or a flexible-hour balance. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket and 4 hours ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and refunds after purchase are prohibited. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2026-27シーズン営業開始～2026年12月18日(金). The start depends on when the resort actually opens; we did not find a fixed opening date on the Japanese page. English prints 2026 November 28th (Sat) ～ December 18th (Fri). We do not use November 28 as the Japanese opening date, and this does not confirm when the resort opens or that it operates on a date you choose. The known end is December 18, 2026. The Japanese and English opening wording remains distinct.

The fresh regular tariff defines 4時間券 as four consecutive hours from gate passage, on the same day. The English tariff additionally says purchase-day use and excludes night skiing. The seasonal price list calls it 4時間券（ゴンドラ共通）. This is not a whole-day ticket or a flexible-hour balance. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket and 4 hours ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and refunds after purchase are prohibited. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ One preschool child per accompanying adult is admitted free only without an issued ticket and passing the gate together; this is a condition, not a free ticket for every child.

Japanese period: 2026-27シーズン営業開始～2026年12月18日(金). The start depends on when the resort actually opens; we did not find a fixed opening date on the Japanese page. English prints 2026 November 28th (Sat) ～ December 18th (Fri). We do not use November 28 as the Japanese opening date, and this does not confirm when the resort opens or that it operates on a date you choose. The known end is December 18, 2026. The Japanese and English opening wording remains distinct.

The fresh regular tariff defines 4時間券 as four consecutive hours from gate passage, on the same day. The English tariff additionally says purchase-day use and excludes night skiing. The seasonal price list calls it 4時間券（ゴンドラ共通）. This is not a whole-day ticket or a flexible-hour balance. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket and 4 hours ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and refunds after purchase are prohibited. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English independently prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The full-year spring interval is March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusive. These dates are the inclusive endpoints of the published spring period. The Japanese page repeats the spring tariff table identically; each selected fare is recorded once.

The fresh regular tariff defines 1日券 as 購入日のみ有効 ナイター不可: valid only on the purchase day and excluding night skiing. The seasonal price list calls it 1日券（ゴンドラ共通）. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket and 4 hours ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and refunds after purchase are prohibited. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English independently prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The full-year spring interval is March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusive. These dates are the inclusive endpoints of the published spring period. The Japanese page repeats the spring tariff table identically; each selected fare is recorded once.

The fresh regular tariff defines 1日券 as 購入日のみ有効 ナイター不可: valid only on the purchase day and excluding night skiing. The seasonal price list calls it 1日券（ゴンドラ共通）. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket and 4 hours ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and refunds after purchase are prohibited. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ One preschool child per accompanying adult is admitted free only without an issued ticket and passing the gate together; this is a condition, not a free ticket for every child.

Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English independently prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The full-year spring interval is March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusive. These dates are the inclusive endpoints of the published spring period. The Japanese page repeats the spring tariff table identically; each selected fare is recorded once.

The fresh regular tariff defines 1日券 as 購入日のみ有効 ナイター不可: valid only on the purchase day and excluding night skiing. The seasonal price list calls it 1日券（ゴンドラ共通）. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket and 4 hours ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and refunds after purchase are prohibited. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English independently prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The full-year spring interval is March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusive. These dates are the inclusive endpoints of the published spring period. The Japanese page repeats the spring tariff table identically; each selected fare is recorded once.

The fresh regular tariff defines 4時間券 as four consecutive hours from gate passage, on the same day. The English tariff additionally says purchase-day use and excludes night skiing. The seasonal price list calls it 4時間券（ゴンドラ共通）. This is not a whole-day ticket or a flexible-hour balance. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket and 4 hours ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and refunds after purchase are prohibited. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English independently prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The full-year spring interval is March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusive. These dates are the inclusive endpoints of the published spring period. The Japanese page repeats the spring tariff table identically; each selected fare is recorded once.

The fresh regular tariff defines 4時間券 as four consecutive hours from gate passage, on the same day. The English tariff additionally says purchase-day use and excludes night skiing. The seasonal price list calls it 4時間券（ゴンドラ共通）. This is not a whole-day ticket or a flexible-hour balance. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket and 4 hours ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and refunds after purchase are prohibited. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ One preschool child per accompanying adult is admitted free only without an issued ticket and passing the gate together; this is a condition, not a free ticket for every child.

Japanese period: 2027年3月29日(月) ～ 5月5日(水). English independently prints 2027 March 29th (Mon) ～ May 5th (Wed). The full-year spring interval is March 29 through May 5, 2027, inclusive. These dates are the inclusive endpoints of the published spring period. The Japanese page repeats the spring tariff table identically; each selected fare is recorded once.

The fresh regular tariff defines 4時間券 as four consecutive hours from gate passage, on the same day. The English tariff additionally says purchase-day use and excludes night skiing. The seasonal price list calls it 4時間券（ゴンドラ共通）. This is not a whole-day ticket or a flexible-hour balance. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/ The IC guide explicitly lists 1 day to 3 days ticket and 4 hours ticket among media requiring no security deposit. Regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Changes, cancellations and refunds after purchase are prohibited. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ The age definitions come from our new reading of the regular price list. Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; seniors are age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from its school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. Japanese preschool school status also differs from English up-to-five wording. These eligibility differences remain unresolved. Sources: https://nozawaski.com/winter/lift_price/ and https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ticket-prices/

購入日のみ有効 ナイター不可. Valid only on the purchase day; night skiing excluded. The IC guide lists 1 day to 3 days ticket under The following IC ticket doesn’t require a security deposit at purchase ! Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/

購入日のみ有効 ナイター不可. Valid only on the purchase day; night skiing excluded. The IC guide lists 1 day to 3 days ticket under The following IC ticket doesn’t require a security deposit at purchase ! Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ Japanese category: junior high school and below. One accompanying adult may take one preschool child free only without an issued ticket and passing the gate together. The English under-15 header differs from the school-based footnote; check eligibility before purchase.

購入日のみ有効 ナイター不可. Valid only on the purchase day; night skiing excluded. The IC guide lists 1 day to 3 days ticket under The following IC ticket doesn’t require a security deposit at purchase ! Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ Japanese category: age 60 and older; present proof of age. The English over-60 header differs from its from-60 footnote; eligibility at exactly 60 remains a recorded source-wording conflict.

購入日から連続2日間 ナイター不可. Valid for 2 consecutive days from purchase; night skiing excluded. The IC guide lists 1 day to 3 days ticket under The following IC ticket doesn’t require a security deposit at purchase ! Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/

購入日から連続2日間 ナイター不可. Valid for 2 consecutive days from purchase; night skiing excluded. The IC guide lists 1 day to 3 days ticket under The following IC ticket doesn’t require a security deposit at purchase ! Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ Japanese category: junior high school and below. One accompanying adult may take one preschool child free only without an issued ticket and passing the gate together. The English under-15 header differs from the school-based footnote; check eligibility before purchase.

購入日から連続2日間 ナイター不可. Valid for 2 consecutive days from purchase; night skiing excluded. The IC guide lists 1 day to 3 days ticket under The following IC ticket doesn’t require a security deposit at purchase ! Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ Japanese category: age 60 and older; present proof of age. The English over-60 header differs from its from-60 footnote; eligibility at exactly 60 remains a recorded source-wording conflict.

購入日から連続3日間 ナイター不可. Valid for 3 consecutive days from purchase; night skiing excluded. The IC guide lists 1 day to 3 days ticket under The following IC ticket doesn’t require a security deposit at purchase ! Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/

購入日から連続3日間 ナイター不可. Valid for 3 consecutive days from purchase; night skiing excluded. The IC guide lists 1 day to 3 days ticket under The following IC ticket doesn’t require a security deposit at purchase ! Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ Japanese category: junior high school and below. One accompanying adult may take one preschool child free only without an issued ticket and passing the gate together. The English under-15 header differs from the school-based footnote; check eligibility before purchase.

購入日から連続3日間 ナイター不可. Valid for 3 consecutive days from purchase; night skiing excluded. The IC guide lists 1 day to 3 days ticket under The following IC ticket doesn’t require a security deposit at purchase ! Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ Japanese category: age 60 and older; present proof of age. The English over-60 header differs from its from-60 footnote; eligibility at exactly 60 remains a recorded source-wording conflict.

ナイター開催日有効. Valid on night-skiing event dates. The English tariff says valid on the day of purchase from 5 PM to 8 PM. This price is printed under the regular heading 通常通常料金　2026年12月19日（土）～2027年3月28日(日)まで; that heading does not mean night skiing runs every day. We did not find a 2026–27 calendar of night-skiing dates. The linked Japanese lift timetable still describes 2025–26 night dates and 16:30–20:00; those historical dates and hours are not applied to this fare. Check the official operation schedule before buying; the page we read does not confirm night skiing on a chosen date or that every lift is included. The IC guide explicitly lists 4 hours ticket and Night Ski ticket among the ticket types requiring no security deposit. This applies to the identified media; regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Tickets cannot be changed, cancelled or refunded after purchase. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; its senior eligibility is age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from the English school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. The preschool wording also differs. These eligibility contradictions remain unresolved; check official conditions before purchase.

ナイター開催日有効. Valid on night-skiing event dates. The English tariff says valid on the day of purchase from 5 PM to 8 PM. This price is printed under the regular heading 通常通常料金　2026年12月19日（土）～2027年3月28日(日)まで; that heading does not mean night skiing runs every day. We did not find a 2026–27 calendar of night-skiing dates. The linked Japanese lift timetable still describes 2025–26 night dates and 16:30–20:00; those historical dates and hours are not applied to this fare. Check the official operation schedule before buying; the page we read does not confirm night skiing on a chosen date or that every lift is included. The IC guide explicitly lists 4 hours ticket and Night Ski ticket among the ticket types requiring no security deposit. This applies to the identified media; regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Tickets cannot be changed, cancelled or refunded after purchase. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; its senior eligibility is age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from the English school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. The preschool wording also differs. These eligibility contradictions remain unresolved; check official conditions before purchase. One accompanying adult may take one preschool child free only without an issued ticket and passing the gate together; this is not a separately priced free ticket.

Exact printed heading: 通常通常料金　2026年12月19日（土）～2027年3月28日(日)まで. These regular-price dates apply to the four-hour prices we list. It is not a night-operation calendar. ゲート通過から 連続4時間(当日のみ）. Four consecutive hours from gate passage, on the same day. The English tariff additionally says only valid during the day of purchase and marks 4 Hours☆ as excluding night skiing. This is an hour-based ticket, not a whole-day or flexible-hour pass.

ゲート通過から 連続4時間(当日のみ）. Four consecutive hours from gate passage, on the same day. The English tariff additionally says only valid during the day of purchase and marks 4 Hours☆ as excluding night skiing. This is an hour-based ticket, not a whole-day or flexible-hour pass. The IC guide explicitly lists 4 hours ticket and Night Ski ticket among the ticket types requiring no security deposit. This applies to the identified media; regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Tickets cannot be changed, cancelled or refunded after purchase. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; its senior eligibility is age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from the English school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. The preschool wording also differs. These eligibility contradictions remain unresolved; check official conditions before purchase.

Exact printed heading: 通常通常料金　2026年12月19日（土）～2027年3月28日(日)まで. These regular-price dates apply to the four-hour prices we list. It is not a night-operation calendar. ゲート通過から 連続4時間(当日のみ）. Four consecutive hours from gate passage, on the same day. The English tariff additionally says only valid during the day of purchase and marks 4 Hours☆ as excluding night skiing. This is an hour-based ticket, not a whole-day or flexible-hour pass.

ゲート通過から 連続4時間(当日のみ）. Four consecutive hours from gate passage, on the same day. The English tariff additionally says only valid during the day of purchase and marks 4 Hours☆ as excluding night skiing. This is an hour-based ticket, not a whole-day or flexible-hour pass. The IC guide explicitly lists 4 hours ticket and Night Ski ticket among the ticket types requiring no security deposit. This applies to the identified media; regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Tickets cannot be changed, cancelled or refunded after purchase. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; its senior eligibility is age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from the English school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. The preschool wording also differs. These eligibility contradictions remain unresolved; check official conditions before purchase. One accompanying adult may take one preschool child free only without an issued ticket and passing the gate together; this is not a separately priced free ticket.

Exact printed heading: 通常通常料金　2026年12月19日（土）～2027年3月28日(日)まで. These regular-price dates apply to the four-hour prices we list. It is not a night-operation calendar. ゲート通過から 連続4時間(当日のみ）. Four consecutive hours from gate passage, on the same day. The English tariff additionally says only valid during the day of purchase and marks 4 Hours☆ as excluding night skiing. This is an hour-based ticket, not a whole-day or flexible-hour pass.

ゲート通過から 連続4時間(当日のみ）. Four consecutive hours from gate passage, on the same day. The English tariff additionally says only valid during the day of purchase and marks 4 Hours☆ as excluding night skiing. This is an hour-based ticket, not a whole-day or flexible-hour pass. The IC guide explicitly lists 4 hours ticket and Night Ski ticket among the ticket types requiring no security deposit. This applies to the identified media; regular customers may instead choose reusable deposit-bearing media for repeated online purchases. No deposit is added to or subtracted from this fare. Tickets cannot be changed, cancelled or refunded after purchase. Source: https://en.nozawaski.com/the-mountain/lift-ticket/ic-lift-tickets/ Japanese child eligibility is junior high school and below; its senior eligibility is age 60 and older with proof of age. English Child (under 15) and Senior (over 60) headers differ from the English school-based and From 60 years old footnotes. The preschool wording also differs. These eligibility contradictions remain unresolved; check official conditions before purchase.