Hakuba Ski Fun: Private Instructor Exclusive Lesson (Half Day)

※ The minimum number of participants is 1 and the maximum is 6.
※ Lessons can be held at designated ski resorts.
※ For designated lesson locations other than Iwatake/Mike, a separate instructor lift ticket fee is required.
※ Private lessons are available for children under 10 years old.
※ Accommodation purchases include ski resort transfers. Accommodation is based on two people sharing a room. Please contact customer service if you would like all participants to share a room.
※ Please arrive at the meeting point one hour in advance if you need to rent equipment.
※ Lesson levels:
Beginner: First time skiing.
Beginner: Mastered sideways skiing.
Intermediate: Mastered basic turns.
Advanced: Mastered intermediate turns.

[Ski Resort Outfit]
Head: Wool hat and neckband (recommended for cycling neckbands). Long, draped scarves are not suitable.

Upper Body:
Layer 1 - Moisture-wicking top
Layer 2 - Cotton hoodie or fleece jacket. Add additional warm clothing depending on the weather; an onion-style layer is recommended.
Layer 3 - Ski jacket (can be purchased in advance or rented from a ski school)

Lower Body:
Layer 1 - Moisture-wicking pants
Layer 2 - Ski pants (can be purchased in advance or rented from a ski school)

Feet: Thick socks that reach around the knee. Socks and other related items can be purchased at ski equipment stores.
Please also bring snow-resistant slippers, lip balm, and sunscreen.

[Gear Rental Information]
※Ski Equipment
#1: Snowboard, assistive devices, shoes
#2: Board, assistive devices, ski poles, shoes

※Goggles:
Snow is highly reflective; looking directly at the snow is almost like looking directly at the sun. Wearing ski goggles protects your eyes from UV rays on sunny days and provides clear vision and protection from wind and snow on snowy days.

※ Gloves:
Durable, cold-weather ski gloves.

※ During instruction, we will repeatedly emphasize and instruct on safety precautions for activities on the snow, but we still recommend that you use basic protective gear.

※ Hip pads, knee pads, wrist guards, and elbow pads:
Beginners often stumble or fall while learning to balance. Trying to support yourself with your hands during a stumble can easily sprain or bruise your wrists and elbows. For your safety and a greater sense of security during your training, we recommend renting professional protective gear.

※ Helmet:
Beginners may stumble forward or backward during their training. For your head's safety and a greater sense of security during your training, we recommend renting a professional helmet. Wearing a helmet is now considered essential equipment for both beginners and skiers of all levels.