Japan · SKIING
6 reviewed
Booked six months out or from a hotel lobby that morning, these 6 ski days are the ones to take. Every entry below carries its price, its length and the detail that decides it, so you can choose one and get back to the map.
A stress-free one-day ski package from Nagano Station with rentals, lift pass, guided breaks, and optional 2-hour lessons.
“Orlando was the BEST! He had a lot of helpful tips and answered all of our Japanese questions. He’s very knowledgeable and helpful. The team was very accommodating to our needs and we would 100% recommend using them to book your next ski adventure.”
A focused 4-hour ski or snowboard lesson in Shiga Kogen, Nagano, with pickup options and style coaching from carving to freeride.
“Very good and supportive. I would recommend to everyone. Me and my son enjoyed skiing very much. The trainer is very good, skillful and helpful.”
Nagano 1-day ski tour from Nagano Station with gear rental, lift pass, and flexible resort choice including Shiga Kogen, plus optional lessons.
“Well organised and decent equipment provided. Perfect if you’ve literally travelled with nothing! Snow conditions also spot on which made a brilliant day out from Nagano.”
Private full-day ski and snowboard with Sapporo pickup, beginner slopes, and two hot springs including Hoheikyo.
“Tomo was great and accommodated greatly to our different levels of snowboarding. The onsen was also great, would def recommend!!”
Tokyo to Fujiyama Snow Resort Yeti for 5 hours of snow fun near Mt. Fuji, with shuttle, lift and gear, lessons, or sledding options.
“No pude tomar el tour porque llegué el mismo día y a la misma hora con la modificación horaria. No se me devolvió nada y para reprogramar la empresa que brindaba el tour me pedía que pague nuevamente la mitad del monto total.”
Beginner-friendly Sapporo to Otaru Asarigawa ski day trip with gear, English or Chinese coaching, and free action photos.
“Very pleasant trip and really sweet and pacient instructor!”
