Manza Onsen - Snow cams

Manza Onsen Ski Resort is located in the Gunma Prefecture of Japan, situated in the Joshin’etsu Kogen National Park and it’s 2 hours and 30 minutes from Tokyo by a combination of shinkansen, local train, and bus.

The best time to visit for skiing is during the winter season, typically from December to March, when the slopes are open and well-covered with snow.

Manza Onsen Ski Resort is known for its serene location within a national park, offering a blend of skiing and relaxing hot spring baths.

The snow is real in Manza Onsen. It is located in the Northern Alps of Japan, which is a region that receives a lot of snowfall in the winter. The average annual snowfall in Manza Onsen is 6-7 meters every season, which is more than enough for skiing and snowboarding.

Manza Onsen can be reached from Tokyo within a duration of approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, employing a sequence of transportation modes including the Shinkansen, local train, and bus.

Commence your journey by boarding the bullet train from Tokyo, bound for Takasaki Station. Upon arriving, make a seamless transfer to the Agatsuma Line. Your destination is Manza Kazawaguchi Station. Subsequently, from the Manza Kazawaguchieki bus stop, a bus ride spanning 45 minutes will transport you to the final destination, the Manza Onsen bus terminal.

Manza Onsen offers a variety of accommodations, including Prince Hotels, and Ryokans (traditional Japanese inns) with onsen facilities. Ready to secure your stay? Click here to book your accommodation!

Manza Onsen has ski rental shops where you can rent ski and snowboard equipment. The resort also offers ski schools and instructors for lessons, catering to beginners and those looking to improve their skills.

Ski/ snowboard equipment rental
Ski/ snowboard school

There are no childcare facilities and services available at Manza Onsen Ski Resort