There are about 20 unique ski resorts, including some of the largest ski resorts in Japan and ski resorts popular with children. Smooth access from the Tokyo metropolitan area. The superb powder snow that can only be found inland is sure to have you coming back for more.
A vast resort spanning the north and south of Mt. Bandai. Contains some of the largest slopes in the country in two distinctive areas accessible by connect lift: the South Area (formerly Alts Bandai) and the North Area (formerly Nekoma Ski Resort).
Northern Area: 〒969-2701
1163 Nekomayama, Hibara, Kitashiobara-mura, Yama-gun, Fukushima
Southern Area: 〒969-3396
6838-68 Shimizudaira, Sarashina, Bandai-machi, Yama-gun, Fukushima
With a base elevation of 1,000 meters and a peak elevation of 1,600 meters, this resort offers ample snowfall and excellent snow quality. Enjoy skiing to your heart's content in the great nature of Urabandai. In addition to a long run stretching 4,500 meters, the resort features 11 courses and 5 parks, catering to everyone from children and seniors to beginners and advanced skiers.
A superb location with magnificent views of the snow-covered Mt. Bandai. This ski resort offers stunning vistas from the summit and has many gentle slopes, making it perfect for a relaxing family outing. There are also diverse attractions such as the famous Yellow Falls tour and trekking courses.
A large slope with 18 courses surrounded by nature and offering easy access. The ski slopes feature stunning views of a sea of clouds and Lake Inawashiro. Enjoy the Ina Ski! Winter Fireworks illuminating the night sky (held every Saturday), along with other popular attractions like the Bell of Happiness and the Clear Dome.
From beginners to advanced skiers, there are a variety of 6 courses on the slopes, with the magnificent panoramic views of Mt. Bandai and Lake Inawashiro being the highlights. The Snow Play Land is extremely popular among families with young children, offering plenty of fun! With moving walkways available, getting around is also a breeze.
Northeast Japan's oldest ski resort offers skiing, snowboarding, sledding, and a variety of other activities. It features a range of items that will delight both kids and snowboarders. Nearby, you'll find Nakanosawa-Numajiri Onsen, which has the highest hot spring water discharge in Japan from a single source.
The ski slopes feature a stunning location with panoramic views of the Aizu Basin. This family-friendly resort provides excellent value and caters to skiers of all levels, from beginners to advanced. After a day on the slopes, unwind at the restaurant Rest House Kurara.
The ski resort aims to be the earliest ski resort to open in the Tohoku region, with a base elevation of 1,050 meters. The slopes feature a range of options for skiers of all levels, from beginners to advanced, including powder areas and courses that even beginners can ski from the top area.
A Snow Kingdom where children can experience the fun, adventure, and creativity of snow. Located on the eastern slope of Mt. Bandai, it offers slopes suitable for everyone from beginners to advanced skiers, as well as courses just for sledding that children can enjoy. Enjoy the snowy wonderland!
A vertical course stretching 3,000 meters from base to summit. It features a 1,000-meter family-friendly slope and one of Japan's largest halfpipes. The free park area, enclosed by netting, is equipped with facilities such as a halfpipe and kickers.
Experience stunning panoramic views of one of Japan's 100 famous mountains and superb powder snow. The 5,000-meter-long ski slope is among the largest in the Tohoku region. The Takatsue Kids Park, the largest of its kind in Japan, provides fluffy powder snow across its entire area.
The ski resort features 12 diverse courses that cater to all ages, from children to seniors, making it an ideal destination for family fun. The snow quality is superb, and the convenience of having the parking lot directly connected to the slopes is a big plus. The resort's mascot, Dai-chan, is also very popular.
The ski resort features 10 courses, stretching up to 3,500 meters, with a diverse range of slope variations. It includes free pole areas and mogul slopes ideal for beginners, as well as steep terrain for advanced skiers. The off-piste areas with top-quality powder snow are also a major highlight.
A ski slope divided into two courses for advanced skiers. The left side from the base features a 30-degree deep powder snow course, while the right side is partially used as an alpine skiing gate training slope.
Nestled in the stunning nature of Okuaizu, this ski resort boasts high-quality snow, making it a perfect destination for everyone from beginners to advanced skiers. It's ideal for those looking to enjoy the thrill of winter sports. The resort also features a leisurely course layout, adding to its appeal.
Just a 5-minute drive from Tadami Station on the Tadami Line, known for its breathtaking local scenery, this small ski resort is nestled in nature. Despite its size, it offers activities like banana boat rides and snowshoeing for a fun snow experience. Additionally, the tomato ramen made with locally grown Tadami tomatoes is a popular treat.
Take the high-speed lift to the summit in about 5 minutes and enjoy a 2,000m long run from the top. With plenty of courses for beginners, it's ideal for those new to skiing or snowboarding, as well as for families.
Situated mid-slope on Mt. Adatara, one of Japan's 100 famous mountains, this ski resort offers excellent snow quality and 7 diverse courses suitable for beginners to advanced skiers. After skiing, you can relax at Adatarayama Okudake no Yu, a nearby day-trip hot spring.
This ski resort may be small, but its wide, north-facing slopes and excellent snow quality make it perfect for beginners and families. Conveniently located just a 20-minute drive from the Nihonmatsu Interchange.
