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Must Do Experiences

• Carve through the legendary deep powder snow at world-renowned Hokkaido resorts like Furano and Tomamu.

• Enjoy a scenic cable car ride to the summit for breathtaking panoramic views of the snow-capped Daisetsuzan mountain range.

• Take advantage of exclusive resort-specific special offers and discounts on dining or equipment rentals included with your pass.

• Experience night skiing under the stars at select illuminated slopes for a magical winter evening.

Hidden Gems

• Many travellers overlook the lesser-known NSD-affiliated local hills, which offer uncrowded, pristine runs and authentic Japanese ski culture away from the massive international crowds.

• Keep an eye out for hidden onsen foot baths located near the base lodges of select Prince and Tokyu resorts, perfect for soothing tired muscles mid-day.

• Ask the lift operators about secret tree-riding zones that open up only after fresh snowfall, offering some of the best untouched powder in the region.

What Makes it Special

• Unmatched flexibility to hop between 24 premium ski resorts across Japan, including top-tier Hokkaido destinations, using just one universal digital pass.

• Exclusive distributor-only access that bundles standard lift access with premium cable car rides and unique resort-specific perks.

• Extended validity until May 17, 2026, allowing you to plan your perfect spring skiing or early winter getaway without the stress of expiring tickets.

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

For the deepest and most legendary powder snow, visit between late December and February, arriving right when the lifts open to beat the midday crowds and get first tracks. If you prefer milder weather, brighter sunshine, and excellent spring snow conditions, early April to mid-May offers a fantastic and less crowded alpine experience.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

• Capture the striking contrast of the bright white snow against the deep blue Hokkaido sky by shooting during the golden hours just after sunrise or right before sunset.

• Use a polarizing filter on your camera or smartphone to reduce the harsh glare from the snow and bring out the rich textures of the surrounding evergreen forests.

• Always secure your phone or camera with a wrist strap or tether when riding the chairlifts to prevent accidental drops into the deep snow below.

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

Japanese ski culture places a high value on slope etiquette, so always yield to skiers below you, stop only at the edges of the run, and offer a polite bow or nod when someone lets you merge. Tipping is not practiced in Japan, including at ski schools or lodges, so a simple and sincere thank you is the best way to show your appreciation to the staff.

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

• Experience the magical Winter Illumination events at select resorts, where the snow-covered trees and slopes are lit up with millions of LED lights after dark.

• Join the lively Spring Ski Festivals in April, featuring discounted local food stalls, live music, and traditional sake-tasting events at the base lodges.

• Participate in the New Year's Day Sunrise Ski tours, where early risers take the first cable car up to watch the first sunrise of the year from the mountain peak.

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

• Always wear a properly fitted helmet and UV-protective goggles, as the sun's glare off the bright Hokkaido snow can cause snow blindness and hidden ice patches can lead to falls.

• Stay strictly within the designated resort boundaries and avoid unmarked backcountry areas, as the deep powder can easily hide tree wells and avalanche risks.

• Keep hydrated and apply high-SPF sunscreen to exposed skin, as the high altitude and reflective snow significantly amplify UV exposure even on cloudy days.