Takasu Snow Park is a ski area in Gifu with 2 webcams, 12 runs, 12 lifts and 700 m vertical.
Takasu Snow Park connects with Dynaland to form Central Japan's largest ski area. 2 webcams, 12 runs, 12 lifts and 700 m vertical.
2026-27 season: opening Fri, December 11 (source: resort site, checked October 27).
Cameras are expected to come back online when the season starts (opening: Fri, December 11). Some cameras stream all year: press play to try one.
The longest run is about 4.8 km. An adult day ticket is around ¥6,000 (check the resort for current prices).
A YouTube live stream shows the slopes. Snow depth and the 7-day snowfall and temperature forecast for Takasu Snow Park come from Open-Meteo forecast models for its part of Gifu.
Best for: Terrain Park, Snowboarding, Night Skiing
Takasu draws day-trippers from Nagoya and Osaka, and the rental counter is busiest before noon.
Takasu Snow Park is in Gujo, Gifu Prefecture, in the Okumino ski belt. It is roughly two hours from Nagoya by car, which makes it one of the main weekend resorts for the Chubu region.
Yes. Takasu is known for wide, long, well-groomed runs and a large beginner area, and it is one of the easier big resorts in western Japan to learn at.
Dynaland sits immediately next door and the two areas are commonly skied together, with combined tickets offered in most seasons. Check the current season's ticket page before you go.
Takasu normally opens in December and closes in early April. Snowmaking supports the lower slopes early and late in the season.
Expect around JPY 5,000 to 6,000 for skis or a board with boots for a day at the on-mountain counter. Shops on the approach road are cheaper. Current prices are listed on the Takasu page.
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