Akakura Onsen Ski Resort
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Akakura Onsen Ski Resort is a large resort made up of 3 main areas, Yodel, Kumado and Ginrei. There are plenty of different courses suitable for all levels of skier and boarder. It is connected to the neighbouring Akakura Kanko Resort and a joint pass can be purchased. Akakura Onsen is also the only resort in Myoko to offer night time skiing. The night time ski area can be found at the Kumado area on the far end of the resort (see map). The resort has terrain parks, offers back country skiing and has child friendly areas for young children to safely play in.
Ticket Prices 2023/24
| Ticket Type | Adult | Senior & 13-15 | Under 13 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-day | ￥5,500 | ￥4,400 | ￥1,200 |
| 1-day & night | ￥7,200 | ￥5,500 | ￥1,300 |
| 5-hour | ￥5,000 | ￥4,000 | ￥1,100 |
| Night pass | ￥2,900 | ￥2,900 | ￥1,000 |
| 1 time | ￥700 | ￥700 | ￥700 |
Joint ticket for Akakura Kanko & Akakura Onsen
| Pass | Adult | Senior/U13 |
|---|---|---|
| Akakura All Mountain 1 Day | ￥7,000 | ￥5,600 |
Pre school children ski free.
3rd Sunday each month is kids day. 6-11 year olds ski for free.
Senior is 60+.
3rd Sunday each month is kids day. 6-11 year olds ski for free.
Senior is 60+.
Resort Stats
| Elevation | Base elevation: 650 meters Summit elevation: 1,200 meters Vertical drop: 550 meters |
| Number of courses | 17 |
| Longest run | 3000 meters |
| Lifts | Quad chairs: 2 Triple chairs: 4 Pair lifts: 8 |
| Gradient | Maximum: 38 degrees |
| Night skiing | Available |
| Foreign language support | Not available |
| Terrain | Beginner 50%, Intermediate 30%, Advanced 30% |
Akakura Onsen Ski Resort Snow Forecast
AOYAMA SPORTS
Ski Rental
Blue Mountain Ski Sports (Aoyama Sports) is the largest ski rental operation in Akakura Myoko with the village's best selection and service. We have three rental shops in Akakura Myoko and one rental shop in Akakura Kanko ski field.
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Tour
AKAKURA FIRST TRACKS program is an introductory and incremental all-day “level-up” event geared for ski, snowboard or telemark participants with strong intermediate (or higher) skiing/riding skills who want to know more about how to keep safe in the Backcountry while crushing some sweet lines. So, before we get the small group on too much of an incline, we cover the operation basics of avalanche transceiver, and probe use. Route-finding, hazard avoidance and avalanche phenomenon are also covered through the course of the day.
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