Hakuba Happo-One live cams at Usagidaira, Panorama and Parking Lot 3. Compare snow and visibility by elevation, then open the Hakuba snow report.
Happo-One has a big vertical, so it can be raining at the base while it snows up top, or clear below with cloud sitting on the ridge. Comparing cameras at different heights is the best way to use them here.
Usagidaira (1,391m): The mid-mountain area above the gondola. It is your guide to snow and visibility higher up. If you can see here, the upper runs are worth the ride.
Panorama (1,198m): A lower mid-mountain slope. Compare it with Usagidaira to see where the snow surface changes on the way down.
Parking Lot 3: A base car park. Check how full it is on weekend and holiday mornings before you set off.
Happo-One Live Camera: The main stream over the whole ridge, useful for seeing weather moving in and how well the runs are covered.
Start with Usagidaira in the morning. Clear views mean head up; cloud means stay lower in the trees.
In spring the base and mid-mountain can feel like different resorts. The Panorama camera shows how far the melt has come.
For snow depth and the forecast, open the Hakuba snow report page.
Which Happo-One cameras are on this page? Usagidaira, Panorama, Parking Lot 3 and the main ridge stream, all in one place.
Are the cameras shown as live out of season? No. Out of season some feeds keep their last winter image, so we only mark them live while the resort is open.
Where are the other Hakuba cameras? The Hakuba snow report page gathers cameras and snow depth for Goryu and 47, Iwatake, Tsugaike, Cortina and more.