Okunakayama Kogen Ski Area

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This ski area spreads across Mount Nishidake at an elevation of $1,018text{ m}$. It boasts abundant snowfall and dry, light powder snow. From the summit, you can overlook the white, glittering mountain ranges of Mount Hakkoda and Mount Hayachine. Courses range from those safe for beginners to those satisfying for advanced skiers. Night skiing slopes are also fully equipped. It is family-friendly, offering fun at a reasonable price. The advanced Tree Run Area is also highly regarded.

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Okunakayama Kogen Ski Area

Okunakayama Kogen Ski Area

Address
662-1 Nishi-tago, Oku-nakayama, Ichinohe-machi, Ninohe-gun, Iwate
Website
https://www.okunakayamakogen.jp/
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