Hoshino Resorts Nekoma Mountain

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  • Winter

One of the largest ski resorts in Japan, spanning both the north and south sides of Mt. Bandai. Gliding through top-quality powder snow with an overwhelming view overlooking Lake Inawashiro is the ultimate experience for winter sports enthusiasts. With a wide variety of courses suited for everyone from beginners to experts, you can play all day without getting bored. It is an energetic and exciting spot where you can experience the dynamism of winter in Fukushima to the fullest.

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Hoshino Resorts Nekoma Mountain

Address
1163 Nekomayama, Hibara, Kitashiobara-mura, Yama-gun, Fukushima Prefecture
Website
https://www.nekoma.co.jp/
Operator
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