Asama 2000 Park is located in the Takamine Kogen area of Komoro city, close to Mt Asama in Nagano Prefecture. The name - sort of - comes from the elevation of the resort, from 1880m to 2050m. At this height snow conditions are often good and there are some fine views of the surrounding mountains as well. Interestingly, the slopes of Asama 2000 Park are actually within Gunma Prefecture but the official address is in Komoro city. Access to the ski hill is only from the south as the roads to the north (Gunma) are blocked off in winter.
Nagano Prefecture is located in the Chubu region of the main island of Honshu. Most of the Northern Alps, Central Alps and Southern Alps are located within Nagano (along with neighbouring prefectures). Nagano has the second highest number of ski and snowboard resorts in all of Japan and they are spread around the whole prefecture. Nagano city and many of the major ski resorts are located in the northern region.
Ski and snowboard lessons are available at Asama 2000 Park.
Equipment Rental
Ski Rental:
Available
Snowboard Rental:
Available
Ski and snowboard equipment rental is available. Ski and snowboard wear rental is also available.
Children's facilities
The 'Chibbiko Hiroba' area for young children is located near the base of the resort - entry is 500 yen.
There is also an indoor 'Kids Room'. Entry is 500 yen.
Entry to one includes entry to the other!
Park information
There is no official Snow Park, but there are some items placed around the slopes.
Asama 2000 Park Season & Opening Times
Typical season is from Late November until Early April
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
Daytime
Weekends and holidays
Normally open from 8:30am until 4:30pm
Weekdays
Normally open from 8:30am until 4:30pm
'Nighta' (night skiing)
Weekends and holidays
No
Weekdays
No
Opening information
There is no nighta at this ski hill.
Asama 2000 Park Lift Ticket Charges
Adults
Child
Elementary & Junior High School age
Senior
55 years & over
1 Day (weekends & holidays)
4,000 yen
1,000 yen
2,500 yen
1 Day (weekdays)
2,000 yen
1,000 yen
2,000 yen
AM / PM (weekends only)
3,000 yen
1 Lift Coupon
300 yen
300 yen
300 yen
12 Lift Coupons
3,300 yen
3,300 yen
3,300 yen
Season Ticket
30,000 yen
10,000 yen
20,000 yen
Ski-kodomo-no-hi (Children's Day) is on the first and third Sunday of January, February, March and April. On those days, children up to Junior High School age can ride the lifts for free.
Cheaper early and spring ski lift ticket prices are available.
Getting to Asama 2000 Park
By public transport
Train
22.9km from Sakudaira Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen line
17km from Komoro Station on the Shinano Tetsudo Line
22.9km from Sakudaira Station on the Koumi Line
Information
Asama 2000 Park is a 17km drive from the Komoro IC of the Joshinetsu Expressway and 23km from Sakudaira Station (Nagano Shinkansen), which is about 60 minutes drive.
Local bus services are available from Sakudaira Station (60 minutes) and Komoro Station (45 minutes).
By Car
18.9km from the Komoro IC on the Joshinetsu Expressway
22.6km from the Saku IC on the Joshinetsu Expressway
23.6km from the Tobu Yunomaru IC on the Joshinetsu Expressway
Nearest national route: Route 18 (15.9km away)
Nearest prefecture road: Prefecture Road 80
Direction
Asama 2000 Park is a 19km drive from the Komoro IC exit and under 23km drive from the Saku IC exit of the Joshinetsu Expressway.
From the exit, continue on Prefecture Road 79 until reaching the junction with Route 18. Turn left onto Route 18 and after just over 1.5km turn left once again at the sign for 'Takaminekogen Heights' to head up to the ski hill.
Access from the north is not possible in the winter months.
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Many ski resorts in Japan do not update their own information until the autumn months and so our process of updating information will be ongoing until November.
Resorts usually open and close around the same time each season - if the 2017-2018 planned season dates are still displayed on this page, they can be used as a good indication of the season length.
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