Japan has fast become a bucket-list destination for skiers chasing deep, dry powder and unique cultural experiences. But with over 500 ski resorts dotted across the country, where do you start? Whether you’re into thigh-deep powder, perfectly groomed runs, or quiet local slopes where you’ll share the lift with more schoolkids than tourists, Japan has …
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Another successful trip for Skijapan.today. Thanks to the lads who came out and enjoyed the best Iwate-ken has to offer. We skied 5 days of powder, and ate/drank like kings. This trip was for the boys. The timing was impeccable, with the 4 out of 5 days with over 20cms each day. Powder was a …
With Great snow comes great times. Quick dash into Tokyo to pick up our fearless travellers. Tokyo is always fun, especially if it’s your first time there. The buildings are tall, streets are busy, and the views from the hotel are breathtaking. Views across the concrete jungle. A short stay is all that is needed. …
First hike of the season, and the conditions were on. Over 70cms from the last storm cycle, and once the clouds broke. Skijapan.today went to have a look at the snow pack and checked the ski conditions. Maeyama is a classic Myoko ski tour course. The peak which sits about Akakan Ski resort, can be …
The snow gods have blessed us in Myoko, we have had 60cms in the plastic 10 days and it has given us enough to get the lifts running. Grooming has been complete and the small base means terrain features are at their best. Snow quality was top notch with 20cms of dry pow on a …
Exploring Tokyo’s Vibrancy and the Winter Culinary Wonders of North Coast Japan Tokyo is a city that never sleeps, a vibrant fusion of tradition and modernity that captivates every visitor. From neon-lit streets of Shibuya to the historic serenity of Asakusa, there’s an endless stream of excitement. Wander through bustling markets like Tsukiji Outer Market, …
As they winds start flowing regularly from the north, the Japanese resorts fill up their coffers with snow ready to get the season kicked off.Akakura, SnowJapanToday’s home resort opens December the 14th. So we are happy to see these weather cycles are starting to roll through. With an annual snow fall of around 12m, the …
There’s something magical about the first real snowfall of the season, and in Myoko, that magic has already begun! The 24/25 winter season is kicking off, with snow blanketing the slopes down to 700 meters—and plenty of it. For skiers, snowboarders, and powder hounds, this is the sign we’ve all been waiting for: winter is …
Single chairs or pizza boxes are always fun, especially when powder is waiting for the down. Seki onsen, japans oldest ski area boasts over 13m of snow annually. A family run resort with no rules and a killer bar at the bottom. Two lifts is all you need, loads of powder and heaps of fun.