In Japan, resorts are the names given to the ski regions, (eg. Hakuba) which in turn are usually surrounded by several ski fields (eg. Hakuba 47). Each of the four resorts we feature has a distinctive atmosphere created by it's unique history and geography. There is most definitely something to suit everybody.

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Hakuba

Located in the Nagano Prefecture, the Hakuba valley incorporates 10 ski resorts, over 200 runs, 139 lifts, a local village, ski /snowboard shops, a combination of traditional and Western dining and apres ski entertainment. This area the heart and soul of snow sports in Japan. >More

Myoko Kogen

Less than an hour north of Nagano City, Myoko Kogen boasts an annual average snowfall of more than 13m of soft deep powder and a quiet mountain village. It offers beginner runs to steep slopes without the long lift lines. Many hotels are located on the slopes, meaning ski in/ski out options are available.>More

Shiga Kogen

Shiga Kogen is a cosy ski resort nestled in the heart of the Joshinetsu National Park in the Nagano Prefecture. As Japan's largest resort, it is famous for its grand scale, wide range of ski terrain, amazing panoramic views, and powder snow. Shiga Kogen is the ultimate destination for the keen skier. >More

Nozawa Onsen

Nozawa Onsen is a quaint mountain village with a collection of legendary onsens, ryokans (traditional Japanese inns), minshuku (slightly more rustic inns) and souvenir shops situated at the base of the Nozawa ski resort. The ski area is one of the largest in the country with over 50 kms of trails. >More

Hokkaido

The Ski Region of Hokkaido is made up of 3 main ski areas Niseko, Furano & Rusutsu . Hokkaido offers skiers and snowboard enthusiasts some of the best snow conditions in the world! With 20 feet of snow in most areas the average during the season, there are plenty of great days to enjoy the snow. >More