Dining at Summit Views
For guests who'd rather not venture out after a day on the mountain, Summit Views Hakuba has its own dining built in. FUGA Hakuba serves izakaya-style small plates and seasonal dishes in a relaxed setting, while the rooftop Summit Terrace offers drinks and food with sweeping views over Happo — both just an elevator ride from your room.
FUGA Hakuba & Summit Terrace — Japanese-influenced small plates, seasonal menus, and rooftop drinks. No need to leave the hotel.
Popular Spots Within Walking Distance
Happo village itself has a strong and varied food scene — much of it within a few minutes' walk of the hotel. Here are some of the most popular options guests consistently recommend.
Happo has a good handful of casual bars and grills serving burgers, ribs and a lively après-ski atmosphere. Popular with both locals and visitors, especially in the evening.
📍 Throughout Happo village
Several well-regarded teppanyaki spots are within walking distance of Happo, serving grilled meat, seafood and vegetables cooked right in front of you — a great option for a slightly more special evening out.
📍 Within walking distance of Happo
Several excellent ramen counters are dotted around Happo — exactly what you want after a cold day skiing. Look for the queues outside in the evening; they're usually a good sign.
📍 Multiple locations around Happo village
Traditional Japanese small-plates dining paired with beer, sake and shochu. Happo has a good cluster of izakayas serving everything from yakitori to sashimi — perfect for sharing a few dishes with a group.
📍 Throughout Happo village
For a pre-ski coffee or a warm-up stop between runs, Happo has a handful of cosy cafés serving good coffee and light bites — ideal for refuelling without a full sit-down meal.
📍 Around Happo village and near the lifts
A Few Tips for Dining in Happo
Many of Happo's most popular spots are small, and tables can fill up quickly during peak season (especially around New Year and February weekends). Arriving early for dinner — around 6pm — generally means a shorter wait. Cash is still widely used in smaller restaurants, though most now accept card or IC payment as well.
If you're staying in for the evening, room service-style convenience is exactly what FUGA Hakuba and the Summit Terrace are built for — no need to brave the cold if you'd rather not.
FUGA Hakuba and the rooftop Summit Terrace give guests a full dining and drinks experience without stepping outside — Japanese-influenced small plates, seasonal dishes and rooftop views, all included in your stay at Summit Views Hakuba.
Explore Summit Views Hakuba Reserve a RoomFrequently Asked Questions
Where can I eat without leaving Summit Views Hakuba?
Summit Views Hakuba has its own dining on-site — FUGA Hakuba for izakaya-style small plates and seasonal dishes, and the rooftop Summit Terrace for drinks and food with views over Happo.
What kind of restaurants are in Happo village?
Happo has a strong mix of ramen shops, traditional izakayas, bars and grills, and cosy cafés — most within a short walk of each other and of Summit Views Hakuba.
Do I need to book restaurants in advance in Happo?
During peak season (New Year and February weekends especially), popular spots can fill up quickly. Arriving early in the evening or booking ahead where possible is a good idea.
Is it easy to find good food close to Happo-One?
Yes — Happo village sits right at the base of Happo-One, so restaurants, cafés and bars are within easy walking distance of the slopes, making it simple to grab food before or after skiing.