Kiroro Ski Resort is located in a mountain valley 2hrs drive from Chitose Airport. The top gondola station averages a massive 5m snow base with well over 17m+ in annual snow falls.

Niseko Ski Resort is officially Japan’s #1 snow resort, located in Hokkaido, 2.5hrs drive from Chitose Airport and the nearby city of Sapporo.

A 2 hour drive from Chitose Airport and just 45 minutes from Niseko, Rusutsu is a family friendly resort and a powder purist’s dream come true.

This world-class ski area is regarded as having the lightest and driest powder in Japan delivering an average of 9m of snow.

This family-friendly, self-contained resort is ideal for beginners and experts alike, making it perfect for families with children.

Located around 3.5hrs by bullet train and bus is Tohoku’s largest resort of Appi Kogen and is considered one of the best quality ski resorts in Japan.

Nozawa Onsen, located in the northern part of Nagano Prefecture, is a historical onsen town better known for its onsens with more than 13 public hot spring baths that can be used free of charge.

Myoko Kogen is one of Japan’s oldest ski areas is renowned for some of the best vertical and longest runs Japan has to offer.

Naeba is a high quality ski resort with impressive facilities and services located in the southern area of Yuzawa town in Niigata Prefecture, approx. 2.5 hours from Tokyo.

Set on the Niigata and Nagano boarder this mountain of two connected resorts has been gaining in popularity.

Hakuba Valley is at the heart of the spectacular Japanese Alps and just 3hrs from downtown Tokyo. Host to the 1998 Winter Olympic Games, this is one of Japan’s largest and most renowned alpine resorts.

Shiga Kogen is one of Japan’s largest ski areas made up of 18 interlinked ski resorts that offer a smorgasbord of options including beginner slopes, long cruisers, challenging moguls and powder bowls.