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Of Japan's major ski regions, Tohoku including the multiple resorts of Aizu, are the least well-known and least frequented by international visitors. But for those who do make it, the resorts of ...

The ski resorts of Hoshino Resorts Alts Bandai, Inawashiro, Zao Onsen, Geto Kogen and Appi Kogen are the best in Tohoku, but lying at distance from Tokyo and each other, it takes a little plannin...

Afforded World Heritage status in 1999, the shrine and temple complex of Nikko ranks as one of Japan’s most beautiful and popular cultural attractions, while the area also boasts beautiful natura...

Located around two hours to the north of Tokyo in Tochigi Prefecture, the World Heritage-listed shrines and temples of Nikko draw millions of visitors each year. On this page you will find the fo...

Operated by the Hoshino Resorts group, Bandai is a small to medium-sized resort designed to cater to a high-end market, especially those based in Tokyo, with an all-inclusive 'resort' experience ...

Boasting a very long season and some of the best snow in the world, the resorts of Hokkaido are fantastic and for many, offer the best skiing and snowboarding in Asia. On this page you will find ...

Known for its striking snow-wrapped trees - the legendary 'snow monsters' of Zao - Zao Onsen is a good-sized ski resort serviced by a traditional hot spring village. As such, there’s plenty of ac...

Most famous for its winter, Niseko is the most popular and international ski resort in Hokkaido while offering just as many reasons to visit in spring, summer and autumn. Boasting some of the bes...

The ski resorts of Hokkaido offer some of the best skiing and snowboarding in Asia while also boasting some the world's best powder. Each winter, the five most popular resorts of Niseko, Rusutsu,...