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    You could fly into NGO (Nagoya) and the bus/train would be cheaper, R/T around $120, around $180 from NRT. see this site for routes/prices
    Japan train route finder. If all you are doing is Hakuba (Hakubaiwatake Ski Area) then its cheaper than the rail pass. A quick search of rail passes does not show a 5 day pass, only 7,14 &21 days. 7 day is $244.
    Just things to look into.
    Offroader - NonRev Correspondent - Utah


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    Thank you for your ideas.
    Offroader, I should have been more specific about the train. It's a short trip, so we want to get to the snow ASAP, so by train I mean Shinkansen. JR sells 5 day passes here:
    JR EAST PASS | Fares & Passes | JR-EAST. NGO is still a good suggestion though, and sometimes has more open seats than NRT.

    Mrs767, I will try your email idea. BTW, love the Buckaroo Banzai reference. That was my senior quote in my HS yearbook.

    Thanks again

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