Discover Japan’s
Hidden Powder Secret
One of the Largest Ski Resorts in Japan.
Just 2.5 Hours from Tokyo!
NEKOMA Mountain is an Ikon Pass Discover destination.
- Annual Snowfall 800 cm (26 ft)
- Number of Trails 33
- Skiable Area 189 ha
- Elevation 700 - 1,338 m (2,297 - 4,390 ft)
- From Tokyo 2.5 hours
Pick up
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Deep Powder
Calling all powder hunters! Get ready to ride the ultimate JAPOW!
When we get over 30 cm of fresh snow in just 3 days, we shut down the lifts to keep that powder pristine. Once we reopen, you can be the first to drop into the deep, untouched powder.
"This is your chance to experience the lightest snow in NEKOMA Mountain’s highest, snowiest “deep area.”Learn More -
A World-Class Terrain Park!
Our pro digger team, with experience building for world-class competitions, has crafted five unique parks for you to explore.
Whether you’re looking to progress in our slope style park (perfect for all levels—from beginners to pros) or just want to have a blast with your friends in our 3D terrain park, we have it all.Learn More -
A New Stay
BunkLodge NEKOMA is a base for snow lovers,born at the foot of Nekoma Mountain South Area.
A simple stay with complete freedom of use.
With laundry, a tune-up room, and a lounge where riders gather, it is also highly recommended for extended stays.
Offers excellent value with rates starting from just ¥2,560 (approx. $17 USD) pp/pn for a group of 6 staying 5 nights.Learn More
Hoshino Resorts NEKOMA Mountain
Getting to NEKOMA Mountain
Fresh powder just 2.5 hours from Tokyo!
Ticket Information
26-27 Season Prices
| Adult (19+) |
Student (13-18) |
Child (6-12) |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Counter | 1-day | ¥6,500 | ¥4,500 | ¥3,000 |
| Web Shop | 1-day | ¥5,900 | ¥4,200 | ¥2,700 |
| 2-day | ¥11,800 | ¥8,400 | ¥5,400 | |
| 3-day | ¥17,700 | ¥12,600 | ¥8,100 | |
Super Early Bird Sale until November 3 1Day pass from ¥4,200
Stay in AIZU
NEKOMA Mountain is nestled in the Aizu area, where the world’s finest powder meets the soul of authentic Japanese history and culture.
After a day on the slopes, explore the nearby Aizu-Wakamatsu region—a hub of concentrated Japanese culture. Discover samurai traditions, stroll through a historic castle town, and savor local cuisine and sake. Kitakata Ramen is counted as one of Japan’s three major ramens, with nearly 90 shops serving the dish. It’s the perfect way to spend your après-ski time and enrich your trip.