Kurobushi Kogen Snow Park Jangle Jungle

“I opted for a five-hour ticket that allowed me afternoon access to downhill skiing. This ticket also included the ability to participate in the night games during operational hours. The value of this ticket was quite impressive when compared to the one-day passport which included the night race as well. The night games are conducted daily until 10pm, even on weekdays, which makes it possible to enjoy skiing after a day's work. A delightful aspect is that each course is freshly compacted with snow before the night games begin, a luxury typically only experienced in the morning. Furthermore, the drop in temperature during the evening enhances the quality of the snow, making the skiing experience even more enjoyable.”

“I opted for a 5-hour ticket at Kurobushi Kogen Snow Park Jangle Jungle, which allowed me to enjoy downhill skiing starting in the afternoon. A highlight of this ticket is the access it provides to the night games during operating hours. The night games here are a delightful experience, running every day until 10pm, even on weekdays. This ensures that I could enjoy plenty of skiing even after a day's work. Before the commencement of the night games, each course is filled with compacted snow, a joyous sight indeed! It's a unique experience, akin to the excitement of a fresh morning on the slopes, but in the evening. The drop in temperature during the evening ensures good snow quality, adding to the overall enjoyment.”

“From my experience at Kurobushi Kogen Snow Park Jangle Jungle, the course could be somewhat challenging for those new to skiing. However, once you've got a grip on the basics, the experience is entirely enjoyable. The extended course was a highlight for me, with its perfect balance of slope and breadth, making it an absolute delight!”

“In my experience, Kurobushi Kogen Snow Park Jangle Jungle offers commendable snow quality, slopes, and facilities. The central slope is equipped with two high-speed 4-seater lifts alongside a pair lift, which I find adequate for a ski resort in this region. However, the central slope demands extra caution due to some less-experienced boarders displaying poor etiquette, including smoking on the course and unfortunately, not stopping to assist after collisions, even with child skiers. As a frequent visitor—approximately 20 times each year—I would advise against skiing on the central slope during the daytime, especially if you are with children. Conversely, the more challenging courses are primarily used by skiers, allowing a more assured skiing experience.”