Gran Snow Okuibuki | Ski resort, recommended course guide | Weather forecast, lift ticket purchase, course map

Gran Snow Oku-Ibuki is a hot resort in the Kansai area that is currently gaining popularity and being talked about as the

number one ski resort in Japan with excellent access It's only 50 minutes from Nagoya, 80 minutes from Kyoto, 100 minutes from Osaka, and 30 minutes from the interchange for car enthusiasts in the Kansai and Chubu areas, making it the perfect day trip destination. The parking lot is also mega-sized, accommodating 2,700 cars, and there is also an elevator that takes you directly to the slopes, making it easy to get around from the parking lot. The slopes have a deep course layout, and there are courses where you can enjoy a variety of free skiing including powder, steep slopes, and long runs. There are four expert courses out of a total of 14 courses, and one exclusively for skiers. With the steepest slope in Japan with a maximum slope of 46 degrees, an uncompacted snow course, a tree run in a beech forest, a mogul burn that was the birthplace of Olympia, and of course a snow park, this is the perfect place to play according to your level and taste. depth.

On a clear day, you can see the beautiful Mt. Mitake and the Hakuba Mountain Range in the distance.
In addition, there is a live DJ playing on the slopes, a happy mood, and various advantageous service days, so it is no wonder that the ski resort has been ranked number one in the country in terms of popularity of ski resorts. (*Research by “Weather News ” national ski resort popularity ranking 2020-21)

We're doing it this year too!

A total of 50 million yen return campaign! The total 50 million yen return campaign is a special "free day" planned in various ways to commemorate Gran Snow Okuibuki and express gratitude to guests. An unprecedented total of 50 million yen will be returned! Check the official website for details!

The '23-24 season is also full of events! Check the calendar

One of the secrets behind Gran Snow Okuibuki's popularity is its "events." You'll be amazed at the abundance of them, including ``Free Bus Day'' twice a month, ``Ladies Day'' and ``Handsome Day'' once a month where lift fees are half price, Couples Day on February 14th, and High School Day in March. On the day of the entrance exam, lifts are half-price day for high school students only, and the best part is the once-a-month "free meal day."

All 5 seasons: ``Ski resort open day, January 24th (Wednesday), February 28th (Wednesday), March 12th (Tuesday), Ski resort closing day'' One-day lift ticket, Afternoon ticket, This season's Purchasers of any of the season tickets can enjoy all-you-can-eat all-you-can-eat from approximately 80 restaurant menus, as well as coffee and soft drinks, at the Food Court and Food Park Piste!For more information,
check the event schedule on the official website. !

Maximum slope: 30 degrees Average: 25 degrees / Distance: 500 m / Slope orientation: North An

uncompacted snow course where you can enjoy powder riding after snowfall. This is a line that runs along the ridge to the left from the Mont Blanc Pairlift landing area. Facing north, it is easy to maintain good snow conditions. The secret to its popularity is that it can be rotated with just one lift. You can also enjoy a magnificent panorama from the top of the course. .

Maximum slope: 46 degrees Average: 43 degrees / Distance: 400m / Slope orientation: North The

maximum slope of 46 degrees is the steepest in Japan! It's a special spot that only opens when the snow is solid and the conditions are good. It's thrilling to get to the top and be unable to see the bottom because the slope is so steep. On mornings when fresh powder accumulates here, you'll be able to enjoy steep and deep rides that would be featured on the covers of foreign ski magazines.

Maximum slope: 20 degrees Average: 13 degrees / Distance: 300m / Slope orientation: -

The course is at the top of the slope (1,250m), and from the bottom you have to take three lifts to reach it. You can enjoy a tree run in the beautiful primeval beech forest while admiring the spectacular view of the mountains below. Since there are few people, there is a high probability that there will be some powder left. You can enjoy the trees and powder by spinning around on the Sky View Lift.