
Myoko Ikenotaira
Resort Overview
Myoko Ikenotaira characterises itself through varied terrain spanning 760 metres of vertical drop, featuring distinct zones for all ability levels. The resort's spacious slopes blend technical courses with smooth cruising runs, while their dedication to terrain parks provides opportunities for freestyle progression. Natural half-pipes and gullies create playful lines through the trees, offering fresh snow pockets days after storms.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
10
Total Area
148 ac
59.9 ha
Myoko Ikenotaira Lift System
Eight lifts strategically cover the mountain's diverse terrain, including high-speed quads that service dedicated powder zones. The lift network's organisation minimises traversing while maximising access to varied snow conditions throughout the day. Purpose-built beginner areas feature specialised lifts for comfortable learning, while advanced sectors maintain their pristine conditions through controlled access points.
Lifts
Total Lifts
6
Lift Types
2
Location & Getting There
Situated in the snow-rich Myoko region, Ikenotaira benefits from perfect positioning to capture moisture-laden storms from the Sea of Japan. The resort sits three hours from Tokyo via bullet train and local connections. Traditional Japanese inns dot the surrounding village, offering authentic hospitality and local cuisine. Natural hot springs provide essential relaxation after full days on the mountain.
Myoko Ikenotaira
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Season Info
Operating from mid-December through early April, Ikenotaira receives substantial snowfall averaging 13 metres annually. The resort's position captures consistent storms from December through February, creating reliable powder conditions. March brings spring skiing opportunities with stable temperatures and excellent visibility. The mountain's varied aspects help maintain snow quality, particularly in tree-lined areas protected from sun and wind.
Current Season
2025-2026
Opening Day
12/5/2025
Closing Day
3/29/2026
Days Open
115
Annual Snowfall
Metric
14m
1400cm
Imperial
45.9ft
551in
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