Why foreign tourists are drawn to the skiing in Hakuba, Japan: powder snow, great food, uncrowded slopes, and for many it is cheaper than at home

Japan’s winter resorts are pulling in overseas skiers and snowboarders, and a trip to Nagano’s Hakuba Valley reveals uncrowded slopes, good-value ski passes and accommodation, and great food.

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