Hoshino Resorts Nekoma Mountain ['25-26]

Birth of one of the largest snow resorts in Japan

Hoshino Resorts Nekoma Mountain (formerly Arutsu Bandai & Nekoma Ski Resort) is a vast resort that straddles the north and south of the mountain. The south area (formerly Arutsu Bandai) overlooks the majestic Mt. Bandai and Lake Inawashiro, and you can enjoy open skiing.The north area (formerly Nekoma Ski Resort) has a high altitude, receives light snow, and can be enjoyed for a long season until spring on north-facing slopes. It is divided into

The two areas are connected by the connecting lift "Nyaruts Chair." Previously, it was possible to travel between the two areas using a "snow walking route" that took about 15 minutes, but by using the connecting lift, it is now possible to travel in about 7 minutes. Enjoy the vast slopes that you can't ski down in just one day.

The long-awaited tree run zone for snow enthusiasts has arrived!

In addition to the 33 diverse courses, a vast tree run zone has been created in the southern area, consisting of three zones totaling approximately 20 hectares (the size of four Tokyo Domes). You can enjoy powder snow and the natural terrain unique to tree runs as you pass through beech forests.

Enjoy a fulfilling apres ski experience that will keep you entertained even after you've finished skiing!

Starting this season, the southern area will be filled with spaces to enjoy the afterglow of your skiing. There will also be a market where you can enjoy local cuisine and souvenirs, and chat around a bonfire with a drink in hand.

Maximum slope: 29 degrees Average: 22 degrees / Distance: 340m / Slope direction: West

A non-compressed snow course where the fluffy powder of Resort 1 is piled up. The slope is moderate and you can roll up a big spray with a speedy turn. It is attractive that you can reach it with one lift in the morning of powder. If it snows, come here first! It is also great for mogul practice because it is easy to grow natural bumps.

Maximum slope: 33 degrees Average: 14 degrees / Distance: 1200m / Slope direction: North

A powder haven with the highest altitude of all the resorts, and plenty of fresh micro-fine snow on the course. As the name suggests, it is deep, with a course length of 1200m and a slope of up to 30 degrees. After a snowfall, the battle for powder is inevitable, but if you wake up early, you will surely be caught in the powder.

Maximum gradient: 28 degrees, average gradient: 20 degrees / Distance: 670m / Slope orientation: -

Basically, this is a course where you can enjoy powder without compacted snow. There is a slope at the start, so you can enjoy long runs at speed. On a sunny day after a snowfall, you can see beautiful hoarfrost around you, and the scenery is very nice.