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    Hoshino Tomamu
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    Hoshino Tomamu

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    Resort Overview

    Hoshino Tomamu Resort is one of the best kept secrets in in all of Hokkaido however there is more and more noise as international visitors stumble across this resort and unpack everything that makes it so great. Tomamu ski resort is in the centre of Hokkaido which is Japan’s second largest island and is home to some of the best ski resorts in the whole country, Hoshino Tomamu resort being one of them. Tomamu ski resort is a rather young ski resort and came to like in 1983 as part of the insanely huge ski boom that happened all over Japan. Since first opening its lifts mostly local riders have been flocking to the resort every winter to find the deep powder that gets tucked into the many tree runs at the resort. Like nearby Furano ski resort Tomamu is in the centre of Hokkaido and will typically open to riders in early December and remain open until late March, or until the snow has melted.

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    Trails & Terrain

    Trails

    Total Runs

    29

    Total Area

    306 ac

    123.8 ha

    Difficulty Distribution

    Beginner
    38%
    Intermediate
    48%
    Advanced
    14%
    Expert
    0%
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    Hoshino Tomamu Lift System

    One of the standout features of Tomamu ski resort is the ability for beginner riders to experience true top to bottom riding on both mountain peaks with the longest trail spanning 4,200m in length and 585m in vertical from the top of the gondola all the way back down to the main base area. To get around Hoshino Tomamu ski resort there are 6 lifts in operation, and they include a 4-person gondola, 3 high speed quad lifts, some of which include hoods to protect you from the freezing Hokkaido winds and then 2 double chairs which primarily serve the beginner areas.

    Lifts

    Total Lifts

    6

    Lift Types

    3

    Lift Breakdown

    Gondola
    1
    Gondola
    Quad Chair
    3
    Quad Chair
    Double Chair
    2
    Double Chair
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    Location & Getting There

    Whilst it appears like Hoshino Tomamu ski resort is in the middle of nowhere it’s very easy to access via both car, train or bus. Once you fly into Sapporo international airport (New Chitose Airport) you can either rent a car, get on a bus, take a train into Sapporo, and then get a bus transfer, or take a train all the way to Tomamu ski resort. For those who choose to drive we recommend you get a car with AWD just for the extra safety and if you are finding yourself driving on a stormy day make sure you take your time, have extra supplies in the car as the travel time can easily double.

    Season Info

    During a typical winter season Hoshino Tomamu ski resort will see around 14m or 560” of incredibly light fluffy Japanese powder snow which the whole region is known for, and thanks to the south facing aspect of the resort, when the winds change and blow in from the south the storms are supercharged from the moisture of the Pacific Ocean. During the peak of the season when the snowfall is consistently dropping the resort can open up all 306 acres of terrain which spans across two specific mountain peaks that rise high above the base areas.

    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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