Myoko Suginohara boasts an impressive 1,124m vertical drop and receives up to 13m of snowfall annually, providing excellent opportunities to experience Japan’s renowned powder. The resort features a diverse range of trails and a terrain park. Additionally, it offers breathtaking views of Lake Nojiri, the surrounding mountains, and even Mt. Fuji on clear days!
Myoko Suginohara
(Video courtesy of Myoko Tourism)
Trail Map
Myoko Suginohara
| Statistics | ||
| Lifts | 5 (1 gondola, 2 quads, 2 pairs ) | |
| Snowfall | 13m average per winter | |
| No. of marked runs | 16 | |
| Longest run | 8.5km | |
| Top lift elevation | 1,855m | |
| Base elevation | 731m | |
| Vertical drop | 1,124m | |
| Beginner runs | 40% | |
| Intermediate runs | 40% | |
| Advanced runs | 20% | |
| Winter season open | Mid-Dec | |
| Winter season close | Late March |
Visit All the Resorts
One of the biggest attractions of Myoko for intermediate to expert level skiers and snowboarders is the number of different resorts available to visit in the local area. To experience Ikenotaira, Akakura Kanko/Onsen, Madarao/Tangram, Seki Onsen, Kurohime & Arai Snow resorts you may like to consider a One-Day Multi Resort Program.
Resort Statistics
Akakura Kanko / Onsen, Ikenotaira & Suginohara32
Total Chairlifts
13
Avg. Snowfall (m)
1124
Vertical Drop (m) - Suginohara
43
No. of Runs
720
Village Altitude (m) - Suginohara
8
No. of Terrain Parks (Myoko area)
40
Beg. Terrain (%)
40
Int. Terrain (%)
20
Adv. Terrain (%)
Lift Tickets
Winter 2023-2024 PricesMyoko Suginohara Lift Tickets
~ Standard ticket to access all lifts ~
| DAYS | ADULT (19-54 yrs) | Senior (55+ yrs) | CHILD (13-18 yrs) | CHILD (0-12 yrs) |
| 4 Hour* | ￥6,200 | ￥5,700 | ￥5,700 | Free* |
| 1 | ￥7,000 | ￥6,400 | ￥6,400 | Free* |
| 2 | ￥13,000 | ￥12,000 | ￥12,000 | Free* |
- The start time for 4-hour tickets is from time of purchase.
- Free lifts for children 12 yrs. and under.
- Senior: 55 yrs. and older (ID required)
Tree-skiing & off-piste
Important informationEach resort area has their own rules about tree-skiing and off-piste. Some areas allow it, and some don’t.
Skiing off-piste underneath chairlifts and ducking ropes is strictly prohibited in all resort areas. There are also Closed Area signs to be aware of. Ski Patrol may confiscate lift passes of anyone not following the rules.
Please check with Ski Patrol at the resort areas or with our Myoko Snowsports staff for more information.
Backcountry
Safety informationBefore going backcountry you should have at least one person in your group with local area knowledge and a high level of backcountry experience & training. Each member of your group should also be properly equipped with transceiver, pack, shovel & probe, and have at least basic training in how to use them. A map, GPS, compass, food, water and spare clothing are also essential.
The team at Dancing Snow offer professional backcountry tours (hiking up above the lifts) and are highly recommended. Please see the Dancing Snow website for additional information and bookings.