Furano Ski Resort

Furano Ski Resort, located in the heart of Hokkaido, is a beautifully maintained resort that has hosted FIS World Cup events and is managed by the Prince Hotels group. The resort features 28 courses split across two zones - Furano Zone and Kitanomine Zone - offering terrain for all skill levels with spectacular views of the Tokachi mountain range. The charming town of Furano, famous for its lavender fields in summer, provides a quintessentially Japanese small-town atmosphere.

Furano receives an average of 9 meters of high-quality powder snow each season, with the inland location producing particularly dry, cold snow. The resort's top-to-bottom vertical of 839 meters provides long, satisfying runs. Night skiing is available on the Kitanomine Zone. The surrounding area offers excellent dining, wine from the local Furano Winery, and natural hot spring baths.