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Tayama Ski Resort

Hachimantai City

Central Iwate

Ski Resorts / Ice Skating Rinks

    Tayama Ski Resort is the only ski resort in the prefecture with a ski jump hill, and has a track record of hosting events such as the National Athletic Meet and the Inter-High School Championships. It has a normal hill jump, a cross-country course, a biathlon course, and an Eversnow jump in the summer.

    Address
    Yagami, Hachimantai City, Iwate Prefecture 028-7603
    Business Hours
    Late December to late March (planned)
    Access
    Route 1: Morioka Station → [90 minutes by conventional line] Tayama Station → [15 minutes on foot] Tayama Ski Resort

    Route 2: Ashiro IC → [15 minutes by car] Tayama Ski Resort
    Inquiries
    Tayama Ski Resort
    Phone number 0195-73-2650
    FAX number 0195-73-2650
    Website
    https://www.city.hachimantai.lg.jp/soshiki/shisho-a/2021.htmlOpen in new tab
    Other
    *For inquiries other than winter, contact: Yawata Heishiro General Branch Regional Promotion Division (TEL 0195-72-2111)
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