Destinations

The modern resort of Tomamu is centrally located in Hokkaido and experiences light and dry snow conditions for excellent off-piste skiing and snowboarding. Find below our latest

Rusutsu is considered by many to be one of Hokkaido’s best ski experiences. Located only an hour and a half from Chitose Airport, the resort offers

Nozawa Onsen is one of Japan’s original ski resorts. The traditional town has more than 30 natural spring onsens located throughout it and the narrow, cobbled

Myoko Kogen is set in the heart of Japan. The area is made up of several resorts with the major ones being linked by a

In Madarao you’ll enjoy fluffy, deep powder, lack of lift lines and plenty of space on the slopes.  The ski area features a unique bowl-shape with both

Located in Niigata Prefecture, Lotte Arai is a boutique resort set amidst a scenic mountain landscape just two hours from Tokyo by Hokuriku Shinkansen. While small at

Kiroro is the hidden powder star of Hokkaido. Locals and visitors alike come to this resort to escape the lift lines, to discover the adventure of

Naeba’s proximity to Tokyo makes it a very popular destination for visitors to the southern Japanese snowfields. The mountain towers over the village below and features incredible

Shiga Kogen is situated in the heart of the Johshinetsu Kogen National Park and is by far the largest ski resort in Japan, with 21 interlinked

Situated on the island of Hokkaido, Furano is well-known for its light and dry snow that falls in abundance throughout the winter season. There are great cruising