Seki Onsen
Weather at Seki Onsen
Low: 9.4°C / High: 16°C
Wind: W 12 km/h
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7 days: 0 cm
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Resort Status
Resort Overview
Seki Onsen distinguishes itself as one of Japan's most snow-blessed small resorts, recording extraordinary snowfall totals that often exceed 15 meters annually. The resort's intimate scale - just two lifts - belies its exceptional powder skiing opportunities. The uncrowded slopes and minimal grooming policy create perfect conditions for deep powder skiing, while natural terrain features create playful options across the entire mountain face. Each snowfall transforms the mountain into an untouched powder playground.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
4
Total Area
74 ac
29.9 ha
Seki Onsen Lift System
Two carefully positioned lifts provide access to Seki's legendary powder terrain. This simplified system eliminates the need for complex navigation, allowing riders to focus on discovering fresh lines. The upper lift accesses a variety of natural bowls and steep sections, while the lower lift serves as both a learning area and return route. This straightforward setup maintains the resort's uncrowded atmosphere even on the deepest powder days.
Lifts
Total Lifts
18
Lift Types
3
Location & Getting There
Situated in Myoko city, Seki Onsen's location captures optimal snowfall from winter storms crossing the Sea of Japan. The intimate scale of both resort and village creates an authentic Japanese mountain experience. Traditional onsen (hot springs) offer perfect relaxation after powder days, while local family-run lodges maintain time-honored hospitality traditions. The area's minimal development preserves a connection to Japan's skiing heritage, offering a glimpse into the sport's cultural roots.
Seki Onsen
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