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Appi Kogen Ski Resort

Hachimantai City

Central Iwate

Ski Resorts / Ice Skating Rinks

    One of the best snow mountain resorts in Tohoku where you can enjoy Japan's top-level scale and the finest powder snow. With a total running distance of 43.1km and a wide variety of 21 courses, you can enjoy long cruising with 11 courses over 2,000m, and you can also enjoy the powder in the tree run area.

    Address
    117-1 Appi Kogen, Hachimantai City, Iwate Prefecture 028-7552
    Business Hours
    2023-2024 season 12/2 (Sat) - 5/6 (holiday/Mon)
    Access
    Route 1: Morioka Station → [65 minutes by conventional line] Appi Kogen Station → [5 minutes by bus] Appi Kogen Shuttle Bus Plaza-mae bus stop → [1 minute walk] Appi Kogen Ski Resort

    Route 2: Ashiro IC → [15 minutes by car] Appi Kogen Ski Resort
    Inquiries
    Appi Kogen Ski Resort
    Phone number 0195-73-5111
    FAX number 0195-73-5842
    Website
    https://www.appi.co.jp/Open in new tab
    Other
    ◆24-hour voice navigation dial 0570-029-511
    ◆2023-2024 Winter Season Access Information
    Free parking for 5000 cars
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