ABOUT Shiga Kogen
- Shiga Kogen (Nagano) is the highest and largest interconnected resort in Japan, providing endless terrain for all abilities
- If you book early, Shiga is one of the best value ski destinations, with ski-in ski-out accommodation for a fraction of the price
- Nightlife is limited in Shiga, with a handful restaurants and bars, most of which are located in the hotels
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Shiga Kogen Accommodation
Shiga Kogen is home to some great hotels offering everything you need. View our favourite properties here. -
Shiga Kogen
Ski Packages
Fully customisable Shiga Kogen packages including accommodation, flights, lift passes, lessons and more. -
Shiga Kogen
day tours
If you want to take a rest day while in Shiga Kogen here are some ideas to keep you busy. -
Shiga Kogen Dining
Shiga Kogen is limited in terms of nightlife but there are still some great dining options throughout the area. -
How to get to
Shiga Kogen
You have a few different options for getting to Shiga Kogen from Tokyo and other cities. Check out which option is best for you. -
Shiga Kogen Trail Maps
Shiga Kogen is a huge ski resort with 18 interconnected ski areas. Find out what each area has to offer with our resort guides and trail maps. -
Shiga Kogen School
Group Tours
Looking to plan an overseas school tour to Shiga Kogen? Let us do the organisation for you with our team of experienced school travel specialists.
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