Tomamu Ski Resort in Hokkaido, Japan, offers an exciting range of activities for skiers, snowboarders, and non-skiers alike. After a day of skiing, relax and unwind at Mina-Mina Beach, a multi-million-dollar indoor aquatic centre featuring a huge wave pool, hot pools, and a tropical atmosphere with palm trees and Hawaiian beats. For a truly magical experience, visit the Ice Village, a unique winter wonderland filled with ice sculptures, ice bars, and enchanting icy structures, offering a memorable experience for the whole family. 

Tomamu Ski Resort is located in the heart of Hokkaido, Japan, easily accessible from New Chitose Airport, just a 90-minute transfer away. The resort is set amidst stunning alpine landscapes, offering perfect conditions for skiing and snowboarding.

From Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane, fly to New Chitose Airport (Sapporo) via Tokyo or Osaka with airlines like Qantas, ANA or Japan Airlines. From Sydney, fly direct (seasonal, about Dec–Mar) to New Chitose Airport (Sapporo) with Qantas.

Which option is best for families in Tomamu?
Tomamu Towers: Ideal for families, Tomamu Towers offers spacious Quad rooms with beautiful mountain views. The convenient location gives you easy access to the slopes and resort amenities, making it perfect for both relaxation and adventure.

Where is best for luxury travellers in Tomamu?
The Risonare: For those seeking a luxury experience, the Risonare offers high-end accommodation with world-class facilities, gourmet dining, and direct access to the slopes. This is the perfect choice for travellers looking for indulgence and comfort.

Where is best value in Tomamu?
Tomamu Towers: Offering some of the most affordable ski-in ski-out accommodation in the resort, Tomamu Towers delivers excellent value without compromising on comfort. With generously sized rooms, convenient access to restaurants, lifts and activities, it’s a smart choice for travellers who want to maximise their budget and still enjoy everything Tomamu has to offer.

 

Tomamu Ski Resort is perfect for non-skiers too, with a wide range of activities:

Mina-Mina Beach: A multi-million-dollar indoor aquatic centre featuring a huge wave pool, hot pool, and a tropical beach theme. Relax with palm trees, Hawaiian beats, and lounge chairs.
Ice Village: Explore the incredible Ice Village, an enchanting winter wonderland complete with ice sculptures, ice bars, and much more for a magical day out.
Sledding & Snow Karts: Enjoy sledding or take a snow kart ride 4,200 meters from the summit. This is Japan’s longest snow kart course.
Ice Fishing: Experience the traditional Japanese winter activity of ice fishing. Head out onto frozen lakes for a peaceful day trying your luck at catching local fish in the winter chill.
Snowmobiling: Explore the snow-covered landscapes on a thrilling snowmobile adventure. Cruise through beautiful winter scenery for a fun and adrenaline-packed experience.
Horse Riding: Take a scenic ride through the snow-covered forests on horseback. Whether you're a beginner or experienced rider, this activity offers a unique way to enjoy the winter beauty of Tomamu.
Craft Workshops: Engage in creative crafts like making traditional Japanese winter ornaments, pottery, or other local handicrafts. It's a great way to relax and take home a personalised souvenir.

Ours teams Fave things to do in Tomamu
Laura: The Ice Village was so much bigger & better than expected. Each of the igloos held a store to buy different goods. They had a ice slides, an ice-skating rink, nightly fireworks, giant marshmallows to roast over little fire pits.
Mason: Snow Karting was fun and a good laugh. The little karts are interesting to control down the slopes, but I had a blast.

• How do I get around the area?
  Tomamu Resort is well-connected with shuttle services running between the resort and the nearby town. Taxis and rental cars are also available for more flexibility.
• How much is the indoor wave pool in Tomamu?
  Access to Tomamu's indoor wave pool, Mina Mina Beach is included in our exclusive package pricing.
• Is Tomamu good for families?
  Yes! Tomamu is a family-friendly resort with a range of activities for all ages, including the beginner-friendly slopes, a kids’ terrain park, and plenty of non-skiing activities like Mina-Mina Beach and the Ice Village.
• What is the snow quality like at Tomamu?
  Tomamu is known for its light, dry powder snow, with an average snowfall of 14 metres each year, making it an excellent choice for powder enthusiasts.
• Can I enjoy off-piste skiing at Tomamu?
  Yes, off-piste skiing is allowed at Tomamu, unlike some other Japanese ski resorts. There are plenty of powder-filled tree runs and backcountry areas for adventurous skiers and snowboarders.

Tomamu Ski Resort in Hokkaido, Japan, offers something for everyone. With 124 hectares of groomed terrain, off-piste skiing, and excellent powder conditions, it’s perfect for all skill levels. Families can enjoy the beginner slopes, the kids’ terrain park, and fun activities like Mina-Mina Beach, sledding, and the Ice Village. Luxury accommodation at The Risonare and family-friendly options at Tomamu Towers provide top-notch options for a stay. With an average of 14 meters of snow per year, Tomamu is a must-visit destination for skiers, snowboarders, and non-skiers alike.