Myoko
Stay in Akakura Onsen, the main village in the heart of Myoko
March dates: 14-20 Mar 2027
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Myoko famously enjoys some of the heaviest snowfalls in Japan. Known for its deep powder snow, diverse terrain, and breathtaking mountain views, Myoko offers an unforgettable ski experience. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, Myoko's wide range of slopes across four main ski resorts - Akakura Onsen, Akakura Kanko, Suginohara and Ikenotaira - caters to all skill levels.
Stay in Akakura Onsen, the main village right in the hear of Myoko. Accommodation options include Hotel Alp, a modern ski-in-ski-out hotel incorporating the style of Zermatt, a sister city of Myoko City. Guests who prefer a melding of ryokan hospitality and contemporary comforts can choose to stay at A.I.R, another ski-in-ski-out hotel, right next to Hotel Alp. Both hotels are a 5-minute walk to the main street.
Choose Myoko for the village vibes and the convenience of having cafes, restaurants and shops all within walking distance of your accommodation.
What We Love About Myoko
Learn in real japow, not groomed ice. Consistent and abundant snowfall makes Myoko a powder paradise for skiers and snowboarders.
Ski on varied terrain. Slopes for all skill levels, from gentle runs for beginners to challenging courses for advanced riders. Adventurous skiers and snowboarders can check out Ikenotaira and Suginohara nearby after you are done with Akakura Onsen and Akakura Kanko.
Enjoy scenic beauty. Stunning views of the Myoko mountain range create a picturesque backdrop for your ski adventure.
Take in the village vibes. A charming village atmosphere with traditional Japanese inns, local cuisine, and warm hospitality.
Easy Access From Tokyo. Just hop on the Shinkansen to Nagano Station, then take the local train to Myoko Kogen Station.
Your Ski Camp Package
S$10,900 for 2 adults + 2 kids to ski 14-20 March 2027
Includes
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6 nights accommodation
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6 breakfasts
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5-day Akakura Onsen ski pass for 4 pax
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5-day ski/snowboard rental for 4 pax (skis/snowboard, boots only)
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5 full-day group lessons for 4 pax
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7-course degustation dinner at A.I.R Chef's Table
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3-course French-Japanese dinner at Alp Bistro
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Dinner at Ginza Pizza
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Pre-trip dinner
Price will change depending on number of guests staying, skiing and taking lessons.
All prices quoted in SGD.
Additional 2.5% for payments using Singapore credit card, 3.5% for payments using overseas credit card. No transaction fees via PayNow.
Pratical information
The easiest way to get to Myoko is to take the Hokuriku Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Nagano Station (1 hr 20 min). From Nagano Station, take the Shinano Tetsudo Kita-Shinano line to Myoko Kogen Station (48 mins). From Myoko Kogen Station it's a less than 10-minute drive to your accommodation. Pick up from Myoko Kogen Station can be arranged.
Hokuriku Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Nagano Station
Hotel Alp Myoko
Hotel Alp is located between two ski runs in Myoko Kogen, Akakura. Your ski stay begins with a start from the hotel entrance, which happens to be a ski run. The hotel is located just above the central lift platform of Akakura Onsen Ski Resort with further access to Akakura Kanko Ski Resort. Both resorts are perfect ski in / ski out. After a day skiing, relax and heal your body in the indoor and outdoor natural hot spring baths, and for dinner, Hotel Alp offers a Japanese fusion contemporary dining experience created by their talented emerging chefs.
A.I.R
A.I.R. is not like a traditional hotel but a melding of ryokan hospitality and contemporary comforts. The rooms are traditional Japanese tatami rooms with shoji windows overlooking the ski runs. They are minimal and elegant and don’t have televisions. Two onsens are available for private use. The 100% natural thermal water flows from beneath the volcanic mountain and contain various minerals known to provide various therapeutic benefits the the skin and body. Perfect to relax and unwind after a day on the mountain. Breakfast is served daily to guests and includes fresh juice of the day, in house baked sourdough and local specialty coffee.
The Address Akakura
Stay in the heart of Akakura Onsen on the main street, just 3 minutes walk to the ski lift. The Address offers large Western-style rooms with ensuite bathrooms and comfortable beds. Relax in the onsen after a day on the slopes, perfect for soothing sore muscles. Breakfast at Akakura Cafe inside the hotel. The hotel's owner makes his own sake. Enjoy delicious meals in the restaurant paired with the owner's sake.
Akakura Onsen offers 17 courses and 14 lifts. Mix of beginner (50%), intermediate (30%) and advanced (20%) courses. The longest course is 3000 metres.
Advanced skiers and snowboarders can purchase additional passes to ski in Akakura Kanko (connected to Akakura Onsen), Ikenotaira and Suginohara. The latter two are about 10 mins drive from Akakura Onsen.
Akakura Onsen
Restaurant by A.I.R offers a multi-course long-table dining experience with a series of individual and communal platters. The food is excellent. They also run a natural wine bar called Superetto and a wood fired pizza joint called Ginza Pizza. Harumi is a charming classic Japanese eatery that serves up lots of small bites. Asagao is a popular yakitori joint that uses only select domestic chicken, purchased the same day and carefully grilled over real charcoal.
Multicourse communal dining, natural wine bar and izakayas