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Hakuba Now: Friday 7th March 2025

  • Mar 7, 2025
  • 3 min read

Independent snow and weather reporting from the Hakuba region of Nagano


New snowfall at base 1cm
Snowfall at base this season 751cm

Posted on Friday 7th March 2025 This is an archived report. The latest Hakuba Now report can be found here.


There was a thin layer of snow on the top of my car this morning (already gone).


Check below for what ski areas are reporting, but let me just comment on Hakuba Cortina.


Hakuba Cortina this morning is saying on the official site that it has 30cm of fresh snowfall. (Sounds great!) At the same time, it is saying 20-25cm on it's Facebook page. I suppose one may be correct. Though all admittedly sound appealing when other ski areas are reporting much less.


Tsugaike ski area says "there was snowfall, but the wind is blowing it away".


What does seem to be the case is that there was more snowfall to the north (Otari) than in Hakuba and Omachi regions to the south.


Anyway, it all sounds worth investigating and should be a fine morning to be out on the slopes. There is some blue sky and sunshine amongst the clouds.


(The top quad lift at Happo-one should be opening again from 10am this morning).


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ABLE Hakuba Goryu


New snowfall (as reported by the ski area):

Top: 3cm


Official snow depth (as reported by the ski area):

Top: 450cm

Top: 210cm


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Hakuba 47 Winter Sports Park


New snowfall (reported by the ski area):

Top: 5cm

Base: 0cm


Official snow depth (as reported by the ski area):

Top: 475cm

Base: 190cm


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Hakuba Cortina


New snowfall (reported by the ski area):

30cm (or maybe 20-25cm)... conflicting official information


Official snow depth (as reported by the ski area):

400cm


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Hakuba Happo-one


New snowfall (as reported by the ski area):

Kurobushi (1680m): 5cm

Usagidaira (1400m): 0cm

Nakiyama (800m): 0cm


Official snow depth (as reported by the ski area):

Kurobushi (1680m): 630cm

Usagidaira (1400m): 308cm

Nakiyama (800m): 170cm


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Hakuba Iwatake Snow Field


New snowfall (reported by the ski area):

Mountain Side: 10cm

Village Side: 1cm


Official snow depth (as reported by the ski area):

Mountain Side: 350cm

Village Side: 150cm


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Hakuba Norikura Onsen


Official snow depth (as reported by the ski area):

390cm


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Jigatake


New snowfall (reported by the ski area):

0cm


Official snow depth (as reported by the ski area):

160cm


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Kashimayari Skijo Family Park


Official snow depth (as reported by the ski area):

220cm


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Tsugaike Mountain Resort


Official snow depth (as reported by the ski area):

Upper: 359cm

Base: 167cm


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White Resort Hakuba Sanosaka


Official snow depth (as reported by the ski area):

165cm



Hakuba Now 2024-2025 season

Data as Friday 7th March 2025 Total snowfall at base so far 751cm Number of days snowfall observed at base 67 days Most snowfall observed in 1 day 38cm (28th December) November 2024 snowfall 42cm reported on 3 days December 2024 snowfall 278cm reported on 21 days January 2025 snowfall 235cm reported on 19 days February 2025 snowfall 179cm reported on 20 days March 2025 snowfall 17cm reported on 4 days



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