Illustration of Naeba in winter

Japan · Niigata

Naeba webcams.

Naeba webcams: four official cameras across the slopes and base of Naeba Ski Resort, with current weather for the snowy mountains of Niigata.

Naeba's cameras are on the publisher's own site: this page links to 4 official views from Naeba Ski Resort.

Official cameras

Naeba - 4 official live cameras

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Plan your ski day

Naeba at a glance

What the mountain is best for, when the season runs and what to look for on the cameras. Confirm lifts, snow and roads with the official report before you go.

Best for
A big resort with easy access from Tokyo, night skiing and a link to Kagura
Typical season
Late November to early May
Watch for
Snowfall at the base, visibility on the upper runs and snow cover at the start and end of the season
Location
Niigata, Japan
Coordinates
36.7950, 138.7800
Cameras
4 on the official page
Published by
Naeba Ski Resort
Official site
princehotels.co.jp
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Naeba webcams: what each camera shows

  1. Naeba - 4 official live cameras

    The official page shows four cameras across the slopes and the base area.

    Opens on the publisher's site · Naeba Ski Resort · View at Naeba Ski Resort

About Naeba

Naeba is one of Japan's best-known ski resorts, set in the mountains of southern Niigata about two hours from Tokyo, with the Dragondola linking it to the Tashiro and Kagura ski areas. Heavy snow from the Sea of Japan is common, while the lower slopes can turn wet in mild spells. These Naeba webcams show the slopes and the base area.

Which Naeba webcam to check first

Start with the base camera for snowfall and activity around the Naeba Prince Hotel. The slope cameras show snow cover and visibility further up the mountain.

Before you go to Naeba

Check Naeba's operating news and the Japan Meteorological Agency forecast before you go. Route 17 over the Mikuni Pass can need chains, and the Dragondola runs on a shorter season than the main resort.

A note on safety

Webcams and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. A camera can't tell you whether a lift, piste, road or off-piste route is open or safe.