Rewild Ninja Snow Highland

“Despite its small size, the Rewild Ninja Snow Highland ski resort offers an incredible experience with its high-quality snow and breathtaking views of the Northern Alps. If you're fortunate, the sight of the hoarfrost on the trees in the forest course is a sight to behold. Its course layout, converging at the bottom, makes it convenient to arrange meet up times to ski solo. The resort also provides a good variety of terrain and slopes that are especially enjoyable when the snow quality is excellent. There's also a park, albeit small, that could be easy to miss due to lack of information on the website, lack of guides on the course, and its hidden location due to the slope's incline. Although the park is seldom crowded, making it challenging to gauge the kicker's speed, its modest size is perfect for discreet practice. The after-park, one-card burn is wide yet short, but offers a delightful carving experience. Despite its small size, the resort perfectly caters to my craving for high-quality snow, speedy tracks, parks, and untouched snow. Although the resort is overshadowed by the nearby Sugadaira, I appreciate its efforts and hope it continues to strive. I would like to see more park information on social media to maintain updated information. Freestyle skiing is a lesser-known aspect of Nagano's ski culture, which I find a tad dull.”

“The snow quality at Rewild Ninja Snow Highland is quite commendable. Although there are just two lifts, it's conveniently designed so all the courses converge at the same spot, making it easy to reunite with companions even if you're on different courses. My visit in early March was quite pleasant as it wasn't overly crowded and I noticed that many of the skiers seemed to have an intermediate skill level or higher.”

“I personally believe that the lift in the middle could be improved to be more dynamic. To be quite candid, I'm not convinced there will be a repeat visit.”

“Upon my recent visit to 'Rewild Ninja Snow Highland', I noticed a significant increase in snowscoots. I can't help but speculate they might be planning to introduce snow scoot sales. However, this leaves me questioning whether such a change could potentially impact keyers and bodas, possibly leading to a diminished experience.”