Beautiful Mt. Myoko is known as "Echigo Fuji," reflecting the old name for the region. The Myoko Akakura Snow Area exemplifies the ski areas at its foot. The largest of Myoko's ski areas, it consists of two areas, and 32 diverse runs. From beginners to experts, everyone can discover endless skiing possibilities. And a grand panorama spreads out below, offering beautiful views of Lake Nojiri and, in the distance, the Sea of Japan.
As one might expect of Myoko, known for its heavy snowfall, there are plenty of chances to find good powder.
| No. of Courses : | 20 | Longest Run : | 3,570m | Top Elevation : | 1,250m | Vertical Drop : | 500m |
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| No. of Lifts : | Total : 15 (Gondola : 0, Single : 0, Pair : 9, Triple : 4, Quad : 2) | ||||||
| Slopes : | Steepest Angle : 43° (Beginner : 50%, Intermediate : 30%, Advance : 20%) | ||||||
| Services & Facilities : | ► Restaurant ► Swimming Bath ► Rental Equipment ► Ski School ► Nap Room ► Child Care Centre | ||||||
Surrounded by forests of white birch, Ikenotaira Onsen Ski Resort is a romantic getaway for skiers and snowboarders of every level. Popular features of Ikenotaira include the Alpen Blick ski slope with its long, wooded run as well as a wide, gentle slope that provides a sense of openness and freedom. With two unique areas, there's plenty to keep visitors entertained. This resort also boasts Japan's premiere snowboard park.
After spending time at the slopes, guests can relax in body and spirit with a soak in the onsen.
| No. of Courses : | 10 | Longest Run : | 4,000m | Top Elevation : | 1,500m | Vertical Drop : | 740m |
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| No. of Lifts : | Total : 6 (Gondola : 0, Single : 0, Pair : 5, Triple : 0, Quad : 1) | ||||||
| Slopes : | Steepest Angle : 30° (Beginner : 45%, Intermediate : 36%, Advance : 30%) | ||||||
| Services & Facilities : | ► Restaurant ► Swimming Bath ► Rental Equipment ► Ski School ► Nap Room | ||||||
Providing 1,124 meters (3,700 feet) of vertical, and a run with a total distance of 8.5 kilometers (5.3 miles), Suginohara is one of Japan's top ski areas. It has a wide variety of ski trails, and lifts that swiftly carry skiers up to 3km (2 miles) in one stretch, The upper reaches of the ski slope have premium snow quality and a magnificent view. Some of the slopes are left ungroomed, providing excellent powder conditions on many dyas of the season.
| No. of Courses : | 16 | Longest Run : | 8,500m | Top Elevation : | 1,855m | Vertical Drop : | 1,124m |
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| No. of Lifts : | Total : 6 (Gondola : 1, Single : 0, Pair : 2, Triple : 0, Quad : 3) | ||||||
| Slopes : | Steepest Angle : 38° (Beginner : 40%, Intermediate : 40%, Advance : 20%) | ||||||
| Services & Facilities : | ► Restaurant ► Rental Equipment ► Ski School | ||||||