1. Ikenotaira Hotel

  2. Ambient Tateshina Hotel

  3. Little grebe

  4. Pension ROCK

  5. Colosseum Inn Tateshina

  6. Pension Smoke Chief

  1. Tateshina Beef

  2. Snowshoe Tour

  3. Soba

  4. Yakitori

  5. Mizutaki

  6. Suwa Taisha Shimosha Akimiya

  7. Suwa Taisha Shimosha Harumiya

  8. Swimming Pool

  9. Bowling alley

  10. Zenkouji

  11. Matsumoto castle

  12. Snow Racer

Pilatus Tateshina Snow Resort

Boasting the second-highest elevation in Japan, the snow quality here is exceptional. Our area’s unique ropeway attracts skiers, sightseers, and those interested in light mountaineering alike. The south-facing slopes offer unparalleled views of the Southern and Central Alps, providing a distinct landscape unlike any other in the area.

If there’s been plenty of snowfall, temperatures are cold, and the forecast is clear, I highly recommend heading to Pilatus.
You can enjoy a 4km long course through the forest while taking in the breathtaking view of our symbolic Yatsugatake = 8 Peaks. Most of the course is suitable for beginners to intermediate skiers, making it perfect for a scenic and relaxing cruise.
On days with heavy snowfall, you might even get to see stunning frost-covered trees and ice formations—a truly spectacular sight!

At Pilatus Tateshina Ski Resort, you can ski with the 8 Peaks All-Mountain Pass.
However, if you ride the ropeway up to enjoy the scenery at the summit station and then take the ropeway back down without skiing or snowboarding, this is not covered by the 8 Peaks All-Mountain Pass.
In this case, you will need to purchase a round-trip ropeway ticket at the ticket counter for 2,600 yen per person.

Information
Top2,237m
Bottom1,771m
Maxium Ski Distance4,000m
Ski Lift2
Roapway1
Number of courses7

The top recommendation is definitely “METAUMA Chicken”!

“META” is a local dialect word meaning “very” or “super”, and “UMA” means “delicious”—so basically, it means “insanely delicious chicken!”

This chicken is coated in a special house-made sauce that takes the flavor to the next level. Take a big bite and enjoy! 

Have you ever tried a ramen like this? A light and refreshing salt-based broth with a kick of Shinshu’s famous wasabifor an extra punch of flavor!

Introducing the “Wasabi Shio Ramen”—a unique and delicious twist on a classic bowl. 

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