Possessing what is widely considered to be the world's best lift access snow, Japan is well on its way to becoming a ski capital of the world. Having hosted two winter Olympics in Sapporo (1972) and Nagano (1998), Japan is continuing to receive world acclaim for its consistently deep and light powder, aka "Japow". Apart from its awesome powder, Japan also provides a uniquely great ski experience. In a land abounding with hot springs, excellent food and drink and a 5,000 year old culture, what could go wrong? If the snow doesn't have you coming back for more, Japan's culture, food and people certainly will!
Follow the links below to discover some of Japan's best ski resorts and top regions for skiing in Japan. Get to know the ski capital of the world!
Follow the links below to discover some of Japan's best ski resorts and top regions for skiing in Japan. Get to know the ski capital of the world!
Ski Hokkaido
Hokkaido, Japan's northern most island features ski resorts such as Niseko, Furano and Kiroro. Hokkaido is well known for its consistently deep and light powder and attracts skiiers/riders from all over the world.
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Ski Nagano/Niigata
The Nagano/Niigato region boasts some of the best and most plentiful ski terrain in all of Japan. With Hakuba, Myoko, Shiga Kogen and many more closely situated, Nagano/Niigata is the ski playground of Japan.
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Ski Tohoku
Tohoku, located in the northern region of Japan's main island Honshu, is still relatively unknown in the ski world. With a nearly non-existent foreign presence, Tohoku will provide the most authentic Japanese experience, going beyond the ski resorts.
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