Shiga Kogen Mountain



Shiga Kogen is a huge area made up of a series of interconnecting resorts. It is easily the largest ski area in Japan and just driving from one end to the other takes over half an hour. Apart from size, Shiga Kogen is also popular for the amazing snow quality. Due to its altitude the snow is bone dry and light as a feather. Roll over the question marks to find out a bit more information about Shiga Kogen.

Yakebitaiyama

Yakebitaiyama

Lifts: Two gondolas and 9 chairlifts.
Top to Bottom: 460m (2000m – 1540m)
Yakebitaiyama is one of the bigger areas of Shiga Kogen, owned by Prince hotels. The resort played host to several events in the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics, including the Alpine Skiing Slalom and Snowboard Giant Slalom.

Ichinose

Ichinose

Lifts: Two gondolas and 9 chairlifts.
Top to Bottom: 460m (2000m – 1540m)
The Ichinose area (made up of 3 resorts, Diamond, Yama-no-kami, and Ichinose family) is centrally located for good access to the bigger resorts and has plenty of accommodation options.

Okushiga Kogen

Okushiga Kogen

Lifts: One gondolas and 5 chairlifts.
Base to Peak: 460m (2000m – 1540m)

Yokoteyama

Yokoteyama

Shiga Kogen Ski Resort

Type of
ticket
1
Day
1.5
Days
2
Days
3
Days
All Mountain Ticket
Adult
4,800
8,000
9,000
See below

Child
2,400
4,000
4,500
See below
Senior
4,000
―
7,000
9,400
Disabled
Adult
3,800
―
7,000
9,400
Child
1,900
―
3,500
4,700
Half Day
Adult
3,800
AM – Open > 1pm
PM – 12pm > Close
Child
1,900
Shiga Kogen Super Pass 3 (Adult) 13,000 3 days during season
Shiga Kogen Super Pass 3 (Child) 6,500
Shiga Kogen Super Pass 5 (Adult) 21,000

 
5 days during season
Shiga Kogen Super Pass 5 (Child)
10,500
Shiga Kogen Super
Pass 10 (Adult)
39,000
10 days during season
Mt.6 – 10 Day Ticket

40,000

 10 days during season
Early & Spring

Early ski – open > Dec 14th
Spring – 1st Apr – 25th Apr
Adult
4,000
7,000
8,000
 
Child
2,000
3,500
4,000
 

More Information coming soon.