Furano Ski Resort boasts some of the best snow quality in the world. This resort is divided into two zones: the Kitanomine Zone, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Daisetsuzan Mountain Range and Mt. Tokachitake; and the Furano Zone, which is accessible by high-speed ropeway and ideal for beginners. Skiers can enjoy backcountry skiing in this vast area. The hotel has many activities you can enjoy besides skiing and snowboarding, such as a restaurant where you can enjoy delicious food and a nighttime activity area that is illuminated. This is a snow resort where you can stay for several days and never get bored.

Only an hour from central Tokyo! The Karuizawa Prince Hotel Ski Resort is a winter wonderland full of fun and good times. Enjoy a high rate of sunny clear weather and great après-skiing. Visit the Karuizawa Prince Hotel Ski Resort this winter!

A snow paradise with abundant snowfall! Located on Kaguragamine, the summit is 1,845 meters above sea level. The resort's expansive slopes, comprised of three areas - Tashiro, Mitsumata, and Kagura - offer a total of 32 courses, making it one of Japan's largest ski resorts. Tashiro and Mitsumata areas cater to families and beginners with a variety of courses and parks, while Kagura area offers dynamic courses, parks, moguls, and other features for advanced skiers. Come and experience the abundant attractions of Prince Snow Resort this winter season.

The 134-hectare Naeba Ski Resort can be enjoyed by children and adults alike! The resort offers a wide variety of activities and facilities. There is also an indoor lesson school, so children new to skiing can comfortably learn. There are also snowshoeing tours and indoor craft activities to keep children busy. Even advanced skiers will be satisfied with the 5.5-km Dragondola, the longest in Japan, which takes you to the adjacent Kagura Ski Resort. When you get tired, you can relax at the adjoining hotel, which offers a full range of services. Enjoy winter at Prince Snow Resort with all its charm!

Yakebitaiyama Ski Resort has many woodland courses that take advantage of the natural terrain, and once you reach the 2,000-meter-high summit, you will be rewarded with a stunning 360-degree panorama. With lift tickets exclusive to Mt. Yakebitai, children elementary school age and under can enjoy free lifts all day! Equipped with two gondolas, a total of 16 courses offer a variety of layouts, from flat beginner courses to advanced courses used for international competitions. The Descente First Track event, where you can be the first to ski the slopes in the morning, is a big hit every year! After skiing, unwind at the adjoining hotel. Choose to stay in the East, South, or West buildings depending on your needs.

Shizukuishi is a premier snow resort in the northern Tohoku region with stunning views of Mt. Iwate. The 20 varied courses with a total running distance of 15,660 meters include the 2,648 meter-long E1 Downhill Course, and the snow strider-accessible B1 Family Slope. The resort caters to both novice and advanced skiers. This season, the Park Area has been expanded, featuring a wide array of options to please skiers of all levels. Also, the CAT tour, where you ride on a snowmobile and ski through powder snow, is unique to Shizukuishi Ski Resort! The resort also hosts unique events, such as stargazing tours* using the Night Ropeway, among many other activities. The ski resort is adjacent to the hotel, so you can also enjoy a resort stay.
*Please check the official website of the facility for the operating period and details of the stargazing tour and Ginga Ropeway.

Renowned for its powder snow, Manza Onsen Ski Resort offers some of the best powder snow in Japan. From its 1,994-meter-high summit, you can even catch breathtaking glimpses of Mt. Fuji. The slopes are compact, with gentle and steep inclines, catering to skiers of varying skill levels. Other courses include the forest course, with beautiful frost-covered trees, an uncompressed snow area where you can ski in deep snow, and a panoramic course with views of Mt. Asama and Mt. Myoko. Lift tickets are free for children of elementary school age and younger. The Animal Forest Course with animal signs is also popular. Plus, the hotel is conveniently located just steps away, and you can also explore the nearby Manza Hot Spring Resort, known for having some of the highest sulfur content in Japan.

Prince Snow Resort is full of attractions like the Hakkaisan Ropeway, which takes you up to the top of the 1,147-meter-high mountain with magnificent views. The course has a unique layout with an 820-meter elevation difference and a nearly straight downhill course. A full range of courses for intermediate and advanced skiers are available, including cobb-filed courses and deep snow runs. A detour course for beginners allows for long runs while enjoying the scenery. Lift tickets are free for children of elementary school age and younger. It is worth the trip just to take the ropeway up and admire the view from the summit.

With a maximum run of 8,500 meters, a width of 300 meters, and an elevation difference of 1,124 meters, you can enjoy dynamic runs with views of Lake Nojiri and the mountains of Northern Shinano in the distance. About 80% of the slopes are for beginner and intermediate skiers, and ski lifts and gondolas are free for elementary school students and younger! Additionally, there are dedicated slopes for young children to safely enjoy skiing. The school offers a full range of lessons, from kids lessons to group and private lessons, making it a great place to practice skiing. Sugi Park, located on the slope, offers a wide variety of obstacles for beginners and advanced skiers to enjoy.