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List of all Japanese ski resorts
Since hitting the big time in the nineties, Niseko’s quickly found a spot among the titans: it has some of the best ...more ‣
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Highlights • Snow sure• Off-piste• Foodies
If Tomamu’s name doesn’t grow in the world of Japanese skiing we’ll eat our woolly hats. What other ski resorts...more ‣
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Experience the Japanese ski scene in Hokkaido’s small resort of Sahoro – home to corduroy pistes, thick forest and ...more ‣
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Highlights • All-inclusive accommodation• Small ski area• Excellent piste maintenance
The Iwatake Snow Field’s one of Hakuba’s eleven ski resorts, which together form the biggest bus-linked ski area in...more ‣
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Highlights • Hakuba ski resort• 11 nearby ski areas• Ski, city & culture break
The Hakuba Valley is Japan’s most popular ski area, and Hakuba 47 its youngest and trendiest resort. With 2 terrain ...more ‣
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Highlights • 11 interconnected resorts• Low-cost lift pass
Most popular ski resorts in Japan
Volcanic Hokkaido is Japan's most northerly and second biggest island. It's a hive of activity with a climate of mild summers and cold, snowy winters. Most years, the island sees more snow than anywhere else on earth – the annual average is around 15 metres, which would bury 3 double decker buses on top of each other... Of its many resorts, Niseko reigns supreme with English-speaking ski schools and a huge range of terrain and activities on and off the hill. You'll also find a host of smaller, quieter resorts like Furano and Sahoro – brilliant for a quieter week on the white stuff, or as bases for a round tour of the best Hokkaido resorts.
Japan's main island, Honshu, and its 'Japanese Alps' aren't far behind Hokkaido in the snow department. The Hakuba resorts here are by far the most popular, with many having hosted events for the 1998 Winter Olympics. Within around 4 hours drive of Tokyo, there are nine ski resorts in the Hakuba Valley - including the biggest, Happo One, the linked Goryu and Hakuba 47, family friendly Iwatake and freeriders' favourite Cortina.
Which are the best Japan ski holidays?
| Property | Resort | Price (per person) |
|---|---|---|
| Club Med Kiroro Peak | Kiroro | £ 2962 |
| Club Med Kiroro Grand | Kiroro | £ 1761 |
| Club Med Tomamu Hokkaido | Tomamu | £ 2238 |
| Club Med Sahoro Hokkaido | Sahoro | £ 1850 |
| The Green Leaf Niseko Village | Niseko | £ 2154 |
| Hinode Hills | Niseko | £ 2569 |
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