Nozawa Onsen Snow Resort Resort & Slope Video Reviews
Browse rider footage of Nozawa Onsen Snow Resort's runs — from Skyline Course to Uenotaira. Each section shows real terrain with timestamps for the exact moment on the slope.
"from there you've got access to the whole mountain skyline a beautiful ridgeline run all the way back down to the bottom…"
"We start our day here. Uenotaira. Do you like the chairlifts here? They have bubbles over them. To shield you from the w…"
"A good portion of the food and beverage options are at mid mountain along Paradise Trail or at the top of each of the go…"
"Hop on the state-of-the-art Nagasaka Gondola (rebuilt in 2020) for panoramic mountain views and quick slope access. In s…"
"This is where you enter the forest course. From the bottom of Paradise Four lift enter 'Rinkan'. This is 'Rinkan' or For…"
#26 Skyline Course
"from there you've got access to the whole mountain skyline a beautiful ridgeline run all the way back down to the bottom of Karasawa or you can turn left head along beautiful big long flat beginner course."
スカイラインコースがオープンしてるのでスカイラインコースを一気に1番下までかっ飛ばしてみたいと思いますWatch at 0:25 on YouTube ↗
Skyline course. My favorite course in this ski resort. It's so exciting to ski non-stop down this large steep slope.Watch at 12:46 on YouTube ↗
スカイライン連絡ペアっていう短いリフト乗り終わったところにいます今からスカイラインコースですねWatch at 1:02 on YouTube ↗
まだ甲府の荒れ具合のここまででもないので今のうちにですね。スカイラインコース、パティオ一番山頂から一番下まで滑ってみようかなぁと思います。まあ人がね、今日多いのでパティないようにしながら。Watch at 0:26 on YouTube ↗
スカイラインコースは野沢で一番のコースだと思う。Watch at 0:58 on YouTube ↗
下は6号と7号の赤いコースだ。しかし私達は26号コースへ行きます。スカイラインコースへ行きます。皆を連れて柄沢ゲレンデまでスカイラインを滑りに行く。コースは赤い26だ。Watch at 4:36 on YouTube ↗
野沢温泉スキー場道を一気に下るこの スカイラインコースを360°カメラで折り撮りたいと思います。僕あのいつまでたっても中級車になれない初球車みたいな感じなんで拙い滑りになると思いますけど行てきます。Watch at 0:11 on YouTube ↗
最後の音1本なんでやっぱり人気なのはスカイラインで締めようとついて。Watch at 2:35 on YouTube ↗
intermediate courses including the 3.5 km Skyline line that runs along a High Ridge. The 20% left are expert slopes including the Kandahar and 10 ungroomed and steeper slopes.Watch at 1:28 on YouTube ↗
スカイラインの方面に行くんですけど、ゴンドラ戻りなんで。え、ゴンドラの方に降りていきます。ただサイドヒット。え、地形をうまくおつ。一番薄いねてください。真ん中の方は全然雪が付いてるんですけど。Watch at 7:33 on YouTube ↗
the Skyline Trail through to Kamoshika and along Karasawa provides a long way back down to base, but has a fair amount of narrow sections and a slow lift back over.Watch at 3:36 on YouTube ↗
from there you've got access to the whole mountain skyline a beautiful ridgeline run all the way back down to the bottom of Karasawa or you can turn left head along beautiful big long flat beginner course.Watch at 6:03 on YouTube ↗
カラスサーゲレンデのアプローチする上に行くにはスカイラインコースを伝ってで、連絡のカモシカコースを行くとたどり着くんですけど。Watch at 4:32 on YouTube ↗
[Title: 野沢温泉スキー場 スカイラインコース▶カモシカコース▶柄沢ゲレンデ] — transcript contains only music, no spoken content.Watch at 0:00 on YouTube ↗
#8 Uenotaira
"We start our day here. Uenotaira. Do you like the chairlifts here? They have bubbles over them. To shield you from the weather. Let's just take the chair up, and then we'll ski back down and go all the way. It's the longest run in Japan. Ten kilometer run."
Just got off the gondola, at Uenotaira Station. I want to talk about the snow here. It is 100% natural snow. [...] This is Uenotaira, considerably flat, suitable for learning and practicing.Watch at 7:56 on YouTube ↗
Uenotaira, 2ks, greener than a frog's green bits. Good little run for learners. Plus, it gives you access to the park with its jumps.Watch at 7:40 on YouTube ↗
Uenotaira slope from here. Continuous gentle slopes that beginners can enjoy. Uenotaira.Watch at 3:12 on YouTube ↗
はい今上野タイラゲレンで来てますめちゃくちゃ気持ちいいっすねここはあの本当にスキースノーボードデビューする人には多分日本で1番持ってこいのベルデなんじゃないかと思いますWatch at 6:43 on YouTube ↗
We start our day here. Uenotaira. Do you like the chairlifts here? They have bubbles over them. To shield you from the weather. Let's just take the chair up, and then we'll ski back down and go all the way. It's the longest run in Japan. Ten kilometer run.Watch at 17:22 on YouTube ↗
ゆっくりと練習する必要があります。上の平ゲレンデの初心者コースからスタートして、ゆっくりとパラダイススノーコースの頂上まで滑り、そこから4人乗りのリフトに乗って、Watch at 6:34 on YouTube ↗
This is No. 8 UENOTAIRA. The altitude is 1,300 meters. The snow quality is very good. The slope is gentle and spacious. It is very suitable for novices and family tourists.Watch at 2:59 on YouTube ↗
私が進めるのはボンドラオリ場からすぐ滑り出せる上の平ゲレンデ。昨年からファミリーゲレンデに名前が変わったと思いますが、そのゲレンデがおすすめです。Watch at 4:08 on YouTube ↗
これで今上の平来ました。いや、雪良くて面白いね。でも人がやっぱ多いから気をつけないと危ないかも。は、行ってみよう。Watch at 11:24 on YouTube ↗
さあ、上の平ら滑ります。こっちはね、緩い広いバーンなんで、初心者の人とかおすすめです。こんな感じで木があるんで、しっかりね、避けながら滑っていきましょうね。シーズン早めにちょっと滑りたいなって人は上の平らで足なりするのがいいと思いますよ。Watch at 11:17 on YouTube ↗
#10 Paradise
"A good portion of the food and beverage options are at mid mountain along Paradise Trail or at the top of each of the gondolas. The individual options along Paradise like Hakuin and Popey give great choices for groups."
The next one is Paradise slope. Actually you will reach this slope right after get off from Hikage Gondola. It is shorter and a bit steeper than Uenotaira trail. But it is fun!Watch at 9:16 on YouTube ↗
This is at the top of Paradise. It's 1.2ks. It's green. Greener than a leprechaun's underpants.Watch at 2:54 on YouTube ↗
Go down again from the Paradise Four lift area. From the bottom of Paradise Four lift enter 'Rinkan'.Watch at 5:08 on YouTube ↗
パラダイスゲレンデ、フレンドリーな小さなコース。Watch at 3:38 on YouTube ↗
We just skied down. This is the green line No. 10 called Paradise. It's quite nice to ski, better than the one in the morning. Let's take a cable car up.Watch at 2:51 on YouTube ↗
we play most these days. Paradise. called BUNA in Paradise.Watch at 12:55 on YouTube ↗
遠くに雪を頂いた山々を望むパラダイスパラダイスゲレンデの頂上で。上の平ゲレンデの初心者コースからスタートして、ゆっくりとパラダイススノーコースの頂上まで滑り。Watch at 6:28 on YouTube ↗
This is No. 10 Paradise Slope. You can go there after practicing on No. 8 UENOTAIRA. This slope is suitable for novices to practice.Watch at 3:14 on YouTube ↗
A good portion of the food and beverage options are at mid mountain along Paradise Trail or at the top of each of the gondolas. The individual options along Paradise like Hakuin and Popey give great choices for groups.Watch at 2:10 on YouTube ↗
But my favorite, I think, is Paradise, the next one down. Beautiful views over the valley, high-speed quad lift that services four or 500 meters across in some points.Watch at 6:18 on YouTube ↗
ですからそのゆったりとした、パラダイスのバーンからその後コース的には、全長5kgのコースがあるんですけど、長いです。ちょっとね、細いんで。パラダイズからの輪感ということでよろしくお願いします。パラダイスゲレンデのトップ行きましたけど相当広いね、ここね。広いですね。100m以上あります。Watch at 1:31 on YouTube ↗
上のダイラコースを降りていってパラダイス連で滑ってリコース。で間コースを降りて下まで行くと、ここまで10kmのコースが。Watch at 17:01 on YouTube ↗
ほう。さあ、次はパラダイスギレンデだよね。山びこ4さあ、リ感コース目指すよ。うん。とりあえずこのパラダイスゲレンではそのまま降りてくよ。いや、このパラダイスゲて広いからね。めっちゃ気持ちいいね。Watch at 24:37 on YouTube ↗
#33 Nagasaka
"Hop on the state-of-the-art Nagasaka Gondola (rebuilt in 2020) for panoramic mountain views and quick slope access. In spring, natural pipes form on the Nagasaka ski slope, making it exciting and fun."
Next, I will move to Nagasaka Area via this lift and a short ski run through the mountain. I'm at Nagasaka Area already. [...] Let's try Nagasaka Slope!Watch at 14:44 on YouTube ↗
Jaffa and Hotdog, feeling it on Nagasaka. 700m. Greener than a leprechaun's nose goblin's nose goblin. Ramen found her ski legs pretty quickly on Nagasaka.Watch at 7:15 on YouTube ↗
And we're back to the gondola, Hikage Station. Riding down from the gondola to the next of the gondola station. An access trail to Nagasaka. Graveyard by the slopes.Watch at 20:38 on YouTube ↗
長坂ゲレンデも初心者に優しいコースです。Watch at 6:19 on YouTube ↗
日影ゲレンデから長坂ゲレンデまで行ける。こんないいサービスで私も乗りたい。Watch at 1:25 on YouTube ↗
Hop on the state-of-the-art Nagasaka Gondola (rebuilt in 2020) for panoramic mountain views and quick slope access. In spring, natural pipes form on the Nagasaka ski slope, making it exciting and fun.Watch at 0:38 on YouTube ↗
フォーム上で長坂か涸沢かを選択できます。... すぐに長坂駅に到着しました。到着後、Watch at 1:29 on YouTube ↗
Nagasaka base will suit those with more ski experience looking to head straight up the mountain. A good portion of the food and beverage options are at mid mountain along Paradise Trail.Watch at 2:01 on YouTube ↗
#21 Rinkan
"This is where you enter the forest course. From the bottom of Paradise Four lift enter 'Rinkan'. This is 'Rinkan' or Forest course. It's more like a regular forest trail in the summer."
This is RINKAN trail, it's 5 kilometers long. Stunning! It is a long trail, combine with easy and a bit not easy for beginner too.Watch at 12:01 on YouTube ↗
最後はえこのビドですね民間コースを流していく感じですかねはいそうすると長坂ゴンドラにひょいっと出てくるはずですWatch at 9:09 on YouTube ↗
This is Rinkan, 5ks. It's greener than a leprechaun's nose goblin. It'll take you down from the bottom of Paradise to the Hikage base.Watch at 5:14 on YouTube ↗
This is where you enter the forest course. From the bottom of Paradise Four lift enter 'Rinkan'. This is 'Rinkan' or Forest course. It's more like a regular forest trail in the summer.Watch at 6:24 on YouTube ↗
ここから林間コースに入っていきます。こういうところに行きた。出た。こういう感じのやつ。こういう感じ。Watch at 10:43 on YouTube ↗
Rinkan is the only green trail down from mid mountain and it's long. Beginners feeling a little fatigued at the end of the day should take the safe option and ride the gondolas down.Watch at 5:18 on YouTube ↗
#18 CHALLENGE-39°KABE
"All of the lower black runs from Challenge 39 right across to Grand Prix and Hachiman on the other side of the mountain are ungroomed and steep. So great on powder days."
チャレンジ39度のためって言う やばい甲府もあるんだけどねはいけないんですよねなので今回はWatch at 0:47 on YouTube ↗
さて現在チャレンジペアリフトに乗っております かの有名な39度の壁ホースがあるリフトですね 意外と早くてあと上りと下りで高さが違うっていうのが特徴でしたねここが39度の壁コースリフトの上からでは全然わからないですけどボッコボコで舌がガリガリですねWatch at 0:05 on YouTube ↗
打ち身はにチャレンジ三十数度の壁の入り口があってはシュナイダー甲府の入り口になりますよね超どっWatch at 1:33 on YouTube ↗
はいここが野沢で1番シャドがきついんじゃないかっていうチャレンジ39°の壁っていうコースですねはい上級者限定ですWatch at 8:55 on YouTube ↗
野沢5000で公式で一番斜度が高いのが39度あるチャレンジ39度の壁というところがあるんですよね。でそこはまだコースが狭いわけじゃないし、公的も短いんですよね。ここは結構コース長くて37度対向車道があるということで、かなりハードになってます。Watch at 1:38 on YouTube ↗
All of the lower black runs from Challenge 39 right across to Grand Prix and Hachiman on the other side of the mountain are ungroomed and steep. So great on powder days.Watch at 7:32 on YouTube ↗
#27 Grand Prix
"lower black runs from Challenge 39 right across to Grand Prix and Hachiman on the other side of the mountain are ungroomed and steep."
ここの右側のグランプリコースっていうところから降りていくのも楽しいんですけどもあの多分おそらく野沢の中でトップレベルに上級のあの急斜面なんですがWatch at 6:40 on YouTube ↗
もう何でジャンピング幸福なんですかね。ここでジャンプしたらやばいれるようにしみますよ。書面が全く下にバーッと降りてくるので、グランプリ公表に骨の方がそうかあるかもしれないな。Watch at 7:56 on YouTube ↗
比嘉はにグランプリ公ってのがあって思ったんですけど。公欠ひどい目にあいましたあそう旧動燃の結婚。ちょっと難しいコースはいかないで今回はそのまままっすぐ下によっていきたいと思う。Watch at 6:52 on YouTube ↗
最後はグランプリで締め。大丈夫。満喫できましたか。良かったあそっかそっかありがとうございます。Watch at 16:29 on YouTube ↗
lower black runs from Challenge 39 right across to Grand Prix and Hachiman on the other side of the mountain are ungroomed and steep.Watch at 7:35 on YouTube ↗
#28 Jumping
"ここもえ右側にこんな感じで難しいジャンピングコースっていうのがえあるんですけれどもこっちもあの普通に滑ってる方は入らないと思うので大丈夫かなと思います僕ちょっと後で滑りに行きます"
ここもえ右側にこんな感じで難しいジャンピングコースっていうのがえあるんですけれどもこっちもあの普通に滑ってる方は入らないと思うので大丈夫かなと思います僕ちょっと後で滑りに行きますWatch at 7:29 on YouTube ↗
これで今日8ジャンピング小遣いとかな。じゃあ便コースっていうかなり難易度の高い上級コースはこの先にあるんですけどそっから下においてみますかね。せっかくなので。Watch at 6:52 on YouTube ↗
ジャンピング。こんな感じでしょうまあなんとかなるでしょ。段差がすごい。これ思いっきり地形出てますね。やっぱ。Watch at 13:43 on YouTube ↗
#16 Schneider
"This is Schneider. It's 1.5Ks. It's blacker than a black cat at Halloween. It's so black it could make your undies brown."
This is Schneider. It's 1.5Ks. It's blacker than a black cat at Halloween. It's so black it could make your undies brown.Watch at 6:51 on YouTube ↗
打ち身はにチャレンジ三十数度の壁の入り口があってはシュナイダー甲府の入り口になりますよね超どっWatch at 1:38 on YouTube ↗
はいパラダイスギレンでからそのまままっすぐ行ってシュナイダーコース来ましたまめちゃくちゃ綺麗景色ですよねでこのシュナイダーコース中上級車以上になってるんですけど入り口がすごい幅広のWatch at 12:07 on YouTube ↗
#19 Utopia A
"ユートピアですねユートピアゲレンデっていうちょっと難易度の高い上級航空 5 aa ご紹介できるかと思います パラダイス議連でをある程度ぜって言ってしまいなぁ復権に入っていたところから分岐"
ユートピアですねユートピアゲレンデっていうちょっと難易度の高い上級航空 5 aa ご紹介できるかと思います パラダイス議連でをある程度ぜって言ってしまいなぁ復権に入っていたところから分岐Watch at 0:28 on YouTube ↗
#17 Challenge
"Challenge, Schneider, and Utopia trails. Down the center of the Nagasaki Gondola is Bunabayashi, a gentle meander providing access to Ushikubi and Kurakura."
Challenge, Schneider, and Utopia trails. Down the center of the Nagasaki Gondola is Bunabayashi, a gentle meander providing access to Ushikubi and Kurakura.Watch at 3:54 on YouTube ↗
#42 Kamoshika
"少し登り傾斜なので、スピードに乗っておきたい所です。カモシカコースに入り、柄沢ゲレンデに落とします。"
少し登り傾斜なので、スピードに乗っておきたい所です。カモシカコースに入り、柄沢ゲレンデに落とします。Watch at 3:40 on YouTube ↗
#26 Skyline
"konichiwa kimono wearers, this is Skyline on a bluebird day, this may well be the best run at Nozawa Onsen. head up the Nagasaka gondola then Skyline link pair to get to Skyline, which is 3.5ks down the ridge line. Starts red, ends black."
The most famous SKYLINE It's all on the ridgeline of the mountain a snow track So look down on this landscape beautiful enough If you are climbing a mountain, you will know The scenery on the ridge is very beautifulWatch at 10:46 on YouTube ↗
Forking off left to Skyline. Now we're on Skyline. 3.5ks. Starts redder than a sunburnt ranger, then turns blacker than a yikes. It's a great run, especially on a clear day, which this is not.Watch at 1:08 on YouTube ↗
this is run number 26 otherwise known as the skyline uh from the the views of the top is absolutely stunning and looking back at it like this was just truly breathtakingWatch at 7:05 on YouTube ↗
konichiwa kimono wearers, this is Skyline on a bluebird day, this may well be the best run at Nozawa Onsen. head up the Nagasaka gondola then Skyline link pair to get to Skyline, which is 3.5ks down the ridge line. Starts red, ends black.Watch at 0:06 on YouTube ↗
#1 Yamabiko A
"I recommend when you get to the gondola get on it ride it all the way to the end station at Yamabiko and then from there you've got access to the whole mountain skyline a beautiful ridgeline run all the way back down to the bottom of Karasawa."
Yamabiko A course. It's easy to go down as the condition of snow is pretty good.Watch at 11:21 on YouTube ↗
はい今山山のびAコースですかね山びこ山下から見て1番左側のコース滑ってますでこのコースあのリフト降りてからあの若干上りがあるっていうので山びこ山のコースの中だったら1番空いてるコースかなと思いますWatch at 4:56 on YouTube ↗
Intermediate skiers will find long rolling reds and excellent tree skiing up top at Yamabiko. The steep trails for advanced skiers tend to be below mid-mount.Watch at 0:53 on YouTube ↗
I recommend when you get to the gondola get on it ride it all the way to the end station at Yamabiko and then from there you've got access to the whole mountain skyline a beautiful ridgeline run all the way back down to the bottom of Karasawa.Watch at 5:59 on YouTube ↗
武功を振り向けばやまびこ方上がって来てねこっちがは。きますねぇー。あっていけるわけですよ。東蒲池の方から。日本海がはっきりは見え出会えても。Watch at 1:25 on YouTube ↗
#5 Yamabiko E
"Yamabiko E. It says Uwadaira slope on the right, so I go to the right."
ということでまず山びこコースですねおえっとEコースの方ですね左の方にグっと曲がっていきますWatch at 0:45 on YouTube ↗
Yamabiko E. It says Uwadaira slope on the right, so I go to the right.Watch at 2:16 on YouTube ↗
#29 Hikage A
"下の日陰ゲレンデまで降りてきましたここも本当に初心者向けのゲレンデになりますただこれ横のリフトがめちゃくちゃ遅い乗りリフトになってます"
下の日陰ゲレンデまで降りてきましたここも本当に初心者向けのゲレンデになりますただこれ横のリフトがめちゃくちゃ遅い乗りリフトになってますWatch at 14:22 on YouTube ↗
遊ロードを経由して日影ゲレンデのゴンドラまで行く。... 日影ゲレンデから長坂ゲレンデまで行ける。こんないいサービスで私も乗りたい。Watch at 0:11 on YouTube ↗
#35 Karasawa
"個人的にはここはちょっとやっぱり俺好きだなっていうコースを教えてください。これかなりマニアックになるんですが、スキー場の一番右側に位置するカラスサーゲレンデっていうところが素晴らしいです。今リフト自体は止まってるんですけど、そのゲレンドのアプローチする上に行くにはスカイラインコースを伝ってで、連絡のカモシカコースを行くとたどり着くんですけど、このコース長とあとシャド感、あと雪質もね、いいんですよ。"
皆を連れて柄沢ゲレンデまでスカイラインを滑りに行く。コースは赤い26だ。途中で左を曲げられて43号行く。43から35の緑コースと繋って柄沢ゲレンデまで行ける。Watch at 4:37 on YouTube ↗
it's only a short walk up to the Karasawa ski area where you can connect across and then ski down to Nagasaka Gondola station.Watch at 5:23 on YouTube ↗
個人的にはここはちょっとやっぱり俺好きだなっていうコースを教えてください。これかなりマニアックになるんですが、スキー場の一番右側に位置するカラスサーゲレンデっていうところが素晴らしいです。今リフト自体は止まってるんですけど、そのゲレンドのアプローチする上に行くにはスカイラインコースを伝ってで、連絡のカモシカコースを行くとたどり着くんですけど、このコース長とあとシャド感、あと雪質もね、いいんですよ。Watch at 4:32 on YouTube ↗
#40 Kitsune
"At the end of Skyline you can take Kinsune down to the Nagasaka base. It's 600m. It's greener than an envious avocado. It's a cat track."
At the end of Skyline you can take Kinsune down to the Nagasaka base. It's 600m. It's greener than an envious avocado. It's a cat track.Watch at 2:03 on YouTube ↗
#39 Kumataka
"The Hikage triple chair which takes you to Kumataka and down to Nagasaka."
The Hikage triple chair which takes you to Kumataka and down to Nagasaka.Watch at 9:04 on YouTube ↗
Resort Overview Videos
POV 12:02 Very popular video (1.35M views) documenting a first-time Japanese onsen (hot spring bath) experience at Nozawa Onsen village. No skiing content — entirely focused on the traditional communal hot spring bathhouses.
Vlog 23:45 Popular travel vlog (760K views) of a winter train journey to Nozawa Onsen village, focusing on the rural Japanese village atmosphere, onsen culture, and local food. No skiing content.
POV 0:16 The official 2022-23 season TV commercial for Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort, marking the approach of the resort's 100th anniversary.
POV 7:22 A Japanese TV news report on Nozawa Onsen's inbound tourism boom: the resort welcomed 405,000 visitors last season (up 10%), with 60 workers from 15 countries hired to serve the growing international crowd.
POV 12:01 A top-to-bottom snowboard run at Nozawa Onsen described as 120% satisfying, claiming the resort offers nearly every snowboard terrain type in a single descent.
POV 20:22 A ski edit of Nozawa Onsen's longest available course filmed top to bottom, set entirely to pop music. The video showcases skiing down the resort's longest open run but includes no spoken narration or slope-specific commentary.
POV 26:16 Popular Japanese vlog (74K views) exploring scenic photography spots at Nozawa Onsen village and mountain. Focus is on photography and views rather than skiing; no specific slope names mentioned.
Overview 21:48 A Taiwanese travel guide to Nozawa Onsen village's 13 free public hot spring baths (sotoyu) — visiting all 13 in one day for free.
POV 17:05 Popular opening day video (65K views) at Nozawa Onsen. The skier takes the Nagasaka Gondola and is surprised how many courses are available on opening day.
POV 31:48 English vlog documenting expert mogul skiing at Nozawa Onsen. No specific slope names mentioned — the video focuses on off-piste and mogul terrain without identifying individual courses.
POV 8:39 Late-season backcountry skiing adventure at Nozawa Onsen with local guides. Off-duty ski instructors and backcountry guides lead the group through avalanche safety training and off-piste terrain. No named in-bounds slopes.
Review 6:56 A travel vlog highlighting 5 things to do at Nozawa Onsen, combining skiing with village life — set almost entirely to music.
POV 10:52 An Australian group's powder skiing edit at Nozawa Onsen — mostly music with exclamations of joy in the deep powder.
POV 7:45 Breaking news-style Japanese vlog (30K views) documenting Nozawa Onsen's resort opening day. No specific slope names in the transcript; general excitement about the opening.
POV 15:12 Japanese vlogger films the Yamabiko area at Nozawa Onsen during a powder day when natural gullies have grown into dramatic terrain features. The course conditions are described as wild, with moguls and natural features.
POV 10:02 English vlog (24K views) experiencing deep powder skiing in Nozawa Onsen village. Captures the unique combination of traditional Japanese village and powder skiing. No specific course names mentioned.
POV 16:26 Japanese season-opening day video at Nozawa Onsen on November 29th with natural snow. Captures the excitement of early-season conditions. No specific course names from the auto-generated transcript.
Other 27:52 Spring onsen and hot spring experience video at Nozawa Onsen, focusing on the natural hot spring bath (yuza) rather than skiing. No slope discussion despite the ski resort title.
POV 11:05 Japanese powder long-course resort report at Nozawa Onsen (23K views). General terrain coverage on a powder day, no specific slope names identifiable from the auto-generated transcript.
POV 11:07 Practical travel guide for first-time visitors to Nozawa Onsen. Covers accommodation options, onsen etiquette, currency exchange tips, lift ticket pricing, and rental gear availability at a hostel-style Airbnb.
Review 17:22 Japanese slope report showcasing fluffy natural snow at Nozawa Onsen, a resort Japan is proud of internationally. General terrain coverage without naming specific courses.
POV 12:01 A snowboarder attempts to ride the full 10km run at Nozawa Onsen with their husky dog, exploring the dog-friendly gondola policy and the resort's long vertical.
POV 3:15 A live or karaoke performance of '雪は青春 (Snow is Youth)' by Tanaka Seiji — the official '9 a.m. on the slopes' song composed for Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort.
POV 12:40 English documentary-style video exploring the Japan skiing boom, featuring Nozawa Onsen among other resorts. Compares Japan, Europe, and China skiing cultures. No specific Nozawa slopes named.
POV 10:45 Season-opening day ski video at Nozawa Onsen with natural snow and views. The skier rides the Nagasaka Gondola and accesses the Yamabiko lifts. Brief mention of early-season limited course availability.
POV 6:22 A freeriding session at Nozawa Onsen focusing on 'Yamabiko no Sawa' — a gully or tree-run feature in the Yamabiko area — set entirely to music.
Overview 5:47 Short English guide to Nozawa Onsen from a Tokyo-based local, highlighting it as a hidden gem ski resort in Japan. General resort recommendation without naming specific slopes.
Vlog 15:00 American couple's travel vlog at Nozawa Onsen focusing on village life, food, accommodation, and beginner skiing. No specific slope names discussed — primarily a lifestyle and food vlog.
Overview 33:19 Japanese resort guide video covering bottom-to-top-to-bottom at Nozawa Onsen. Highlights the Nagasaka Gondola (10-person capacity, full-glass panoramic design). Infrastructure-focused rather than course-specific.
Vlog 26:47 Thai travel vlog arriving at Nozawa Onsen, focusing on the village's 13 onsen bathhouses, snow activities, and local Japanese food. No skiing content in this episode; the next episode covers the ski resort.
Overview 12:26 A travel couple's resort guide covering transport, accommodation tips, restaurants, onsen etiquette, and ski pass advice. General terrain overview only — no specific slope runs discussed.
POV 6:14 A snowboarder visits Nozawa Onsen during Golden Week (May holidays), still finding good snow and enjoying Yamabiko's famous curry at the mid-mountain restaurant.
POV 11:46 A beginner Taiwanese skier rides Nozawa Onsen's longest green (beginner) run — 9.2 km without changing lifts — on January 4, 2026.
Other 5:42 AI-narrated hotel and ryokan ranking video covering 5+ accommodations at Nozawa Onsen. No skiing or slope content — purely accommodation guide.
Vlog 4:32 Short English ski vlog praising Nozawa Onsen as Japan's most picturesque ski resort. No specific slope names mentioned; focuses on the village atmosphere and general ski experience.
POV 9:25 Japanese early-season powder day report just after resort opening at Nozawa Onsen. Great snow conditions highlighted, no specific course names mentioned.
POV 16:01 A Japanese skier showcases Nozawa Onsen's legendary 9km beginner route from the summit, calling it possibly the best beginner course in Japan. Passes near the Challenge 39-degree Wall and descends to the Schneider cafeteria area.
POV 0:27 Two middle-aged Japanese guys going wild in Nozawa Onsen's famous deep powder — the title is a pun on 'powder bath' (both deep snow and the resort's hot springs).
Vlog 1:30 A Finnish snowboarder breaks down the total cost of a solo trip to Nozawa Onsen — lift passes, accommodation for the Fire Festival, transport from Haneda, and meals.
POV 1:00 A Japanese vlog about visiting Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort, described as one of Japan's largest resorts near the Uonuma area. The transcript is a Japanese pop song playing in the background with no spoken ski content.
POV 3:01 Official 2024 promotional video for Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort. Short English promotional content (37 segments) showcasing the resort's terrain and village. No specific slope names mentioned.
Overview 5:02 A complete guide to Nozawa Onsen covering how to get there, accommodation, the 13 free onsens, restaurants, and general resort info including 40/30/30% terrain split across 50km of runs. No specific slope runs discussed.
Vlog 0:58 A South African couple working remotely in Japan travels to Nozawa Onsen for a ski weekend, covering their train and bus journey and first impressions of their hotel.
POV 0:17 A first-time skier at Nozawa Onsen — one of Japan's largest resorts — captured in a short music-only clip with no narration.
Vlog 1:04 A short AI-narrated travel tip reel promoting Nozawa Onsen with three reasons to visit: breathtaking alpine views with long courses, light powder snow, and traditional onsen village culture.
POV 10:40 A visitor tries to win a 'Nasky' (the Nozawa Onsen mascot) plush toy from a claw machine game at the resort — it turns out to be impossibly difficult.
POV 24:37 Japanese documentary-style video documenting 24 hours at Nozawa Onsen ski resort ('The slopes never sleep'). Long video (436 segments) covering both skiing and night activities at the resort. No specific slope names identifiable.
POV 16:41 Spring 2024 late-season skiing at Nozawa Onsen showing May conditions. The resort is accessible via Nagasaka area and the snow is nearly gone by late season. Historical mention of a former snowpark at Karasawa.
POV 5:26 Behind-the-scenes of a mountain photography shoot at Nozawa Onsen as part of the 'Chasing the Frozen Wave' YouTube series, with clients from New Zealand.
POV 25:11 A five-day family snowboarding trip to Nozawa Onsen with two young children — covering the Japan travel, first ski lessons on the slopes, and the excitement of a child completing their first full run.
POV 8:27 A snowboard improvement video at Nozawa Onsen focusing on terrain reading ('terrain mastery is the key') — set entirely to music with exclamations of excitement.
POV 0:40 A first attempt at Nozawa's 'sawa' (gully terrain) — a short POV music clip showing the tree-run or gully terrain at Nozawa Onsen.
POV 11:09 A spring snowboard session at Nozawa Onsen — the group debates what matters most: the location, the weather, the gear, or the people you ski with.
POV 2:27 Flash report of a powder day at Nozawa Onsen, riding with new resort staff on what they call miraculous powder conditions on December 22, 2020.
POV 3:03 Very short New Year's Eve powder day video at Nozawa Onsen, mostly music with minimal narration. No specific slope names mentioned; heavy powder conditions visible but no course identification.
Vlog 6:00 Episode 1 of a JAPOW series, following a group of friends at Nozawa Onsen on a 30cm powder day in early January 2026 — excited pre-dawn prep and on-mountain riding.
POV 0:20 Short powder day ski/snowboard edit from Nozawa Onsen during the 2022–23 season, set entirely to music. The transcript contains only song fragments with no spoken content or slope information.
Review 0:36 Very short Japanese video (5 segments) celebrating Nozawa Onsen's resort opening day, enjoying the feel of fresh snow. No specific slope information.
POV 8:35 A Taiwanese skier's POV footage of Nozawa Onsen on January 25, 2026, filmed with DJI Action 5 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro, highlighting Japan's longest ski run.
Overview 15:51 An American snowboarder visits Nozawa Onsen for the famous Dosojin Fire Festival and two days of riding, noting it takes 27 minutes to descend from near the top — one of the longest runs they've ever skied.
POV 3:38 A snowboarder explains their binding setup — duck stance at 6/-6 degrees, 1.5cm setback, zero forward lean — while riding powder and carving at Nozawa Onsen.
POV 4:51 Japanese skier takes on the steep Schneider course on January 10, 2022 after lunch at Paradise glade mid-mountain. Describes the icy, bumpy conditions. Also passes the Hikage glade area on the way down.
Vlog 12:26 A snowboard day-trip vlog to Nozawa Onsen featuring a cat inn stay, summit views, evening at the whisky distillery, and dinner at a local izakaya.
POV 14:01 Japanese skier tries Nozawa Onsen after hearing it's very popular with international visitors. Gives general impressions of the resort's terrain and atmosphere without naming specific courses.
Vlog 2:23 A powder ski trip to Nozawa Onsen — a music-only edit with no narration.
Vlog 12:02 A Taiwanese retired couple's ninth ski travelogue at Nozawa Onsen over the New Year, describing how the Skyline run became paradise after fresh snowfall.
POV 0:16 An alpine snowboard carving video at Nozawa Onsen — a short music-only clip with no narration, set to Ed Sheeran's 'Shape of You'.
POV 59:28 A long skiing vlog at Nozawa Onsen filmed with an Insta360 X5 camera in 8K — showcasing the resort's vast terrain and winter scenery with behind-the-scenes filming discussions.
Vlog 12:32 A family snowboard trip to Nozawa Onsen spanning three days, featuring food and café stops including gelato, oyaki, and a visit to Café Tanuki, plus skiing and the resort's famous hot springs.
POV 5:45 A powder day snowboard edit from Nozawa Onsen on February 14, 2023 — music and enthusiastic 'woo' exclamations, no narration.
Vlog 14:01 Taiwanese couple's first visit to Nozawa Onsen covering the bus journey from Narita, village exploration, local food (corn, steamed buns, apple ice cream), onsen, Yuzawa Shrine, and a day of skiing. No specific slopes named.
POV 1:27 An adventure through Nozawa Onsen's powder forest — tree-run terrain accessed from the resort — capturing deep powder and the excitement of off-piste skiing.
POV 0:42 Very short Japanese powder and tree skiing video (5 segments) at Nozawa Onsen. No specific slope names.
POV 14:02 Short English ski vlog from Nozawa Onsen on a powder day ('pow, cold, and chaos'). No specific slope names mentioned; focuses on the fun atmosphere and powder conditions.
POV 1:08 A short powder laps clip at Nozawa Onsen with a brief testimonial praising conditions as 'next level' and calling Japanese powder amazing.
POV 0:15 A female snowboarder rides Hikage-no-kabe (the wall run) at Nozawa Onsen during the 2021-22 season — a short clip with music and no narration.
Vlog 1:08 A music-only ski and snowboard edit from a 2019 visit to Nozawa Onsen — no narration.
POV 4:14 A short Japanese ski and onsen hopping vlog at Nozawa Onsen on a powder day. The skier's excited reactions are captured ('so fun', 'couldn't stop') alongside food tasting at the village. No specific slopes are named.
POV 0:48 A very short snowboarding clip at Nozawa Onsen with only music and no narration.