Ikenotaira Onsen Ski Resort
Ikenotaira Onsen Ski Resort is split in to two areas. The central area has a long wide slope. The bottom half of the slope is wide and reasonably gentle. This is a great slope to learn on. As the slope is so wide it never feels over crowded. Ikenotaira also has a great snow park (one of the best in Japan), and some truly huge jumps are constructed each year. The left side of the resort (Alpenblick slope) has shorter runs and more ungroomed snow as well as plenty of opportunities to get into the wooded areas and hit untouched snow.
Ticket Prices 2018
| Pass | Adult | U13 | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Day | ￥4,000 | ￥2,400 | ￥3,200 |
| 2 Day | ￥7,000 | ￥4,200 | ￥5,600 |
| Morning | ￥3,000 | ￥1,800 | ￥2,400 |
| Afternoon | ￥3,000 | ￥1,800 | ￥2,400 |
| 1 Time | ￥500 | ￥300 | ￥400 |
Resort Information
Open – 8:30AM
Close – 4:30PM
0255-86-2370
Resort Stats
Skill Levels- Beginner
- Intermediate
- Expert
- Beginner
- Intermediate
- Expert
Users- Skiers
- Boarders
- Skiers
- Boarders
Course Guide
| Elevation | Base elevation: 740 meters Summit elevation: 1,500 meters Vertical drop: 760 meters |
| Number of courses | 10 |
| Longest run | 4000 meters |
| Lifts | Quad chairs: 1 Pair lifts: 5 |
| Gradient | Maximum: 30 degrees |
| Night skiing | Not available |
| Foreign language support | Not available |
| Terrain | Beginner 40%, Intermediate 45%, Advanced 15% |
Access
From Akakura you can use the ski resort shuttles to head direct to the resort. If you are coming from Myoko Kogen station you can use the local bus service to head to Landmark Cafe and then walk up to the restort. The local taxi company also heads to any resort and can pick you up direct from your hotel. You can ask the front desk to book the taxi for you.