22 spots found
Daikokuya Ginza
Tokyo · Kanto
Daikokuya Ginza is a well-established tempura restaurant located in Tokyo's prestigious Ginza district, known for its expertly prepared crispy tempura using premium seasonal ingredients. The restaurant offers an authentic Japanese dining experience where skilled chefs fry each piece to golden perfection right before your eyes at the counter. This cozy establishment provides a taste of traditional Tokyo cuisine in the heart of one of the city's most famous shopping and entertainment areas.
Ski Jam Katsuyama
Fukui · Kinki / Kansai
Ski Jam Katsuyama is one of western Japan's largest ski resorts, located in Fukui Prefecture with stunning views of Mount Hakusan. The resort features 12 diverse courses spread across three mountain areas, catering to all skill levels from beginners to advanced skiers and snowboarders. Beyond winter sports, visitors can enjoy the resort's hot springs, snow parks, and family-friendly activities, making it an ideal destination for a comprehensive winter getaway.
Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort
Nagano · Chubu
Tsugaike Kogen is a premier ski resort nestled in the Northern Japan Alps of Nagano Prefecture, offering expansive powder-filled slopes and breathtaking mountain vistas. With terrain suitable for all skill levels, from gentle beginner runs to challenging advanced courses, it's particularly famous for its long cruising trails and reliable snow quality from December through May. The resort also features natural hot springs at its base, perfect for relaxing après-ski, and stunning alpine hiking trails during the warmer months.
Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort
Nagano · Chubu
Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort is a hidden gem nestled in the Northern Japanese Alps, offering some of the best powder snow in Nagano Prefecture with fewer crowds than neighboring resorts. The resort features wide-open groomed runs, pristine tree skiing areas, and stunning views of the surrounding mountain peaks, making it ideal for intermediate to advanced skiers and snowboarders. With a reputation for excellent snow quality and a laid-back atmosphere, it's perfect for those seeking an authentic Japanese ski experience away from the busier tourist hotspots.
Evergreen International Ski School (Happo)
Nagano · Chubu
Evergreen International Ski School at Happo offers professional ski and snowboard instruction tailored specifically for international visitors in one of Japan's premier winter sports destinations. Located in the renowned Hakuba Valley, home to the 1998 Winter Olympics, the school provides English-speaking instructors who understand the needs of foreign learners. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your technique on Happo-One's diverse terrain, the school offers personalized lessons that combine technical expertise with local mountain knowledge.
Sapporo Teine (Olympia Ski Center)
Hokkaido · Hokkaido
Sapporo Teine is a historic ski resort that hosted events during the 1972 Winter Olympics, offering world-class slopes with stunning views of Sapporo city and the Sea of Japan. The resort features two zones - the Olympic-grade Highland Zone with challenging courses and the family-friendly Olympia Zone with gentler slopes perfect for beginners. With quality powder snow, modern facilities, and easy access from central Sapporo, it's an ideal destination for both serious skiers and casual winter sports enthusiasts.
Jigatake Ski
Nagano · Chubu
Jigatake Ski offers an authentic Japanese skiing experience away from the crowded mega-resorts. This local ski area provides well-maintained slopes suitable for various skill levels, surrounded by pristine mountain scenery. It's an ideal spot for travelers seeking a quieter, more traditional winter sports atmosphere in Japan.
Gifu City Cormorant Fishing Observation Boat Office
Gifu · Chubu
Experience one of Japan's most ancient fishing traditions along the Nagara River, where skilled cormorant masters demonstrate a 1,300-year-old technique of fishing with trained birds under torchlight. The observation boats provide an up-close view of this mesmerizing spectacle, recognized as an Imperial Household Agency tradition, as cormorant handlers in traditional dress guide their birds to catch sweetfish in the pristine waters. This unforgettable summer evening experience combines cultural heritage, natural beauty, and the dramatic interplay of fire and water on the river.
Okushiga Kogen Ski Resort
Nagano · Chubu
Okushiga Kogen Ski Resort is a hidden gem nestled in the northern Japanese Alps of Nagano Prefecture, offering pristine powder snow and a more authentic, less crowded skiing experience compared to major resorts. Part of the expansive Shiga Kogen ski area, it features tree-lined runs, stunning mountain vistas, and reliable snow conditions from December through April. The resort's laid-back atmosphere and natural beauty make it perfect for intermediate skiers and those seeking a peaceful alpine escape.
Hakuba Valley Kashimayari Ski Resort
Nagano · Chubu
Hakuba Valley Kashimayari Ski Resort offers an authentic Japanese skiing experience with stunning views of the Northern Alps and excellent powder snow. This family-friendly resort features diverse terrain suitable for all skill levels, from gentle slopes for beginners to challenging runs for advanced skiers. The resort is less crowded than other Hakuba venues, providing a more relaxed atmosphere while still offering quality facilities and hot spring baths to soak in after a day on the slopes.
Able Hakuba Goryu Iimori
Nagano · Chubu
Able Hakuba Goryu Iimori is a premier ski resort located in the stunning Northern Alps of Nagano Prefecture, offering exceptional powder snow and breathtaking mountain views. The resort features well-groomed slopes suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced skiers and snowboarders, with modern lift facilities providing easy access across the mountain. During summer months, the area transforms into a paradise for hikers and nature enthusiasts, with alpine flowers and scenic trails attracting visitors year-round.
Kouraku Kiln幸楽窯 徳永陶磁器(株)
Saga · Kyushu
Kouraku Kiln is a traditional Japanese ceramics workshop operated by Tokunaga Ceramic Company, where visitors can witness the artistry of authentic pottery-making. This working kiln offers a glimpse into Japan's rich ceramic heritage, with opportunities to see skilled craftspeople creating beautiful porcelain and earthenware pieces using time-honored techniques. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply curious about Japanese craftsmanship, this kiln provides an authentic cultural experience away from typical tourist spots.
Hakuba Happo One Ski Area (Nakiyama)
Nagano · Chubu
Hakuba Happo One is one of Japan's premier ski resorts, renowned for hosting events during the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics. Located in the Northern Japan Alps, this expansive resort offers diverse terrain suitable for all skill levels, from gentle beginner slopes to challenging expert runs, along with spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding alpine landscape. The resort features modern lift systems, quality powder snow, and excellent facilities that make it a favorite destination for international skiers and snowboarders.
Hakuba Ski Concierge
Nagano · Chubu
Hakuba Ski Concierge offers personalized service to help international visitors navigate the renowned Hakuba Valley ski resort area in the Japanese Alps. Whether you need assistance with equipment rentals, lift ticket arrangements, or recommendations for the best runs suited to your skill level, their multilingual staff ensures a seamless mountain experience. This service is particularly valuable for first-time visitors looking to maximize their time on Hakuba's legendary powder snow.
Shigakogen Sun Valley Ski Area
Nagano · Chubu
Shiga Kogen Sun Valley Ski Area is part of Japan's largest interconnected ski resort, located in the Northern Alps of Nagano Prefecture. This expansive terrain offers excellent powder snow, diverse runs suitable for all skill levels, and stunning mountain vistas that attract winter sports enthusiasts from around the world. The area was a venue for the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics and provides access to over 80 ski runs across the broader Shiga Kogen resort network.
Japan Ski Experience
Hokkaido · Hokkaido
Japan Ski Experience offers an unforgettable winter adventure in some of the world's most renowned ski destinations, featuring the legendary powder snow that Japan is famous for. Whether you're a beginner or expert, you'll find pristine slopes, modern facilities, and the unique combination of world-class skiing followed by relaxing hot spring baths. The experience blends thrilling winter sports with authentic Japanese hospitality and culture.
Ski Japan Holidays
Nagano · Chubu
Ski Japan Holidays offers curated winter sports experiences across Japan's premier ski destinations, providing tailored packages for international visitors seeking authentic powder snow adventures. Whether you're chasing the legendary Hokkaido champagne powder or exploring the scenic resorts of Nagano and Niigata, their services help you navigate Japan's world-class ski terrain with ease. Perfect for both seasoned skiers and beginners looking to experience Japan's unique winter culture combined with exceptional skiing conditions.
Hakuba Base Camp
Nagano · Chubu
Hakuba Base Camp serves as the perfect starting point for exploring the stunning Japanese Alps and world-class ski resorts of the Hakuba Valley. This convenient hub provides essential services, equipment rentals, and local information to help visitors make the most of their mountain adventure. Whether you're hitting the slopes in winter or hiking scenic trails in summer, this facility caters to outdoor enthusiasts year-round.
Ishizuchi Ski
Ehime · Kinki / Kansai
Ishizuchi Ski offers an authentic Japanese skiing experience on the slopes of Mount Ishizuchi, the highest peak in western Japan. Located in Ehime Prefecture, this resort provides stunning mountain views and well-maintained runs suitable for various skill levels. The area is less crowded than major resorts, giving visitors a more peaceful and traditional alpine atmosphere.
Shiga Kogen Nishitateyama Ski Area
Nagano · Chubu
Shiga Kogen Nishitateyama Ski Area is part of Japan's largest ski resort complex, offering pristine powder snow and stunning alpine views in the Northern Japanese Alps. Located in Nagano Prefecture, this area features well-groomed slopes suitable for intermediate to advanced skiers, with reliable snow conditions from December through May. The resort is positioned at high elevation, providing breathtaking panoramas and access to Shiga Kogen's interconnected trail network of over 80 kilometers.
No.5 South ski lift
Nagano · Chubu
The No.5 South ski lift provides convenient access to intermediate and advanced ski runs on the southern slopes of the resort. This modern lift system efficiently transports skiers and snowboarders up the mountain, offering scenic views of the surrounding snow-covered landscape during the ride. It's a popular choice for those looking to explore varied terrain and escape crowded beginner areas.
View 2 ski lift
Nagano · Chubu
View 2 ski lift provides access to intermediate and advanced terrain at this Japanese ski resort, offering stunning mountain vistas as you ascend. The lift serves as a key connector between different slopes, making it essential for exploring the full range of runs available. During your ride up, you'll be treated to panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and snow-covered forests that make Japanese skiing so memorable.