Myoko Ski Lodge

Myoko Ski Lodge Myoko Ski Lodge, in Akakura Onsen village, Less Groomed, More backcountry. December and February served up a fresh 20cm+ twice per week! Wow!

"Powder to the People!" (Since 1972)

In January 2017, our guests woke to a fresh 1 FOOT+ of Japow on average, every 2.6 days! March delivered 10cm+ 7 times!, as well as wonderful bluebird, backcountry skiing.
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"Less Groomed, More Backcountry"

Laid back, club style accommodation central to the hottest new powder ski destination on the planet! BOOK your Myoko accommodation now, while we still h

ave great rooms at great prices. How does a family from Western Australia, 3,000km from the nearest ski hill end up with a ski lodge in Akakura Onsen, Myoko Kogen, Niigata, Japan? A school trip to Mount Hotham in Victoria (Australia) in 1986 was possibly where the family's obsession with snow sports and mountain life was spawned. Since then, Geoff and Tania, along with daughters, Chelsea and Shannon have stayed at some of the best ski lodge accommodation in Japan and around the world in a quest to find the best mix of snow quality, snowfall reliability, terrain variety, atmosphere and affordability. Culture rich Japan was always a firm favourite and it was here in the quaint village of Akakura Onsen, on the slopes of Mount Myoko that we found this funky, older style ski lodge from which to explore one of the best ski destinations in the world, Myoko, Japan. Dump after dump of dry powder snow yet relatively mild weather and a comfortable 800 metre altitude. The longest groomed ski run in Japan, yet short lift queues. Take in a mesmerising tree run or some exhilarating back country while the kids attend the English speaking ski school. We hope you'll stay at our relaxed, casual, self contained lodge accommodation soon and take advantage of the uncrowded slopes and untracked powder lines before the rest of the western world discovers that Myoko Kogen has some of the most reliable powder skiing in the world.

30/06/2026

🧗‍♀️🙏 The identification ends a long-standing debate about the identity of "Green Boots," a climber who perished during the catastrophic 1996 Everest storm, made famous by the best-selling book Into Thin Air. 😔

28/06/2026

Japan's most famous ski village just decided it can start taking your money if you behave badly.

Hakuba, in Nagano, is one of the top international ski destinations on Earth.

Starting July 1, 2026, it can fine misbehaving tourists up to ¥50,000.

That's about $320 — or roughly £237.

For years, Hakuba's "Village Manners" rules had no teeth. They were a polite request.

Now they're enforceable. Ignore an official warning, and the fine kicks in.

To put the number in perspective: Shibuya's new littering fine is ¥2,000. This one is 25 times larger.

It's part of a national shift. Japan drew a record 42 million foreign visitors in 2025, and towns are adopting European-style enforcement.

The message is simple. Japan welcomes you — but it's done asking nicely.

Interested in a white Christmas. We can help with that! DM IF YOU INTERESTED or email myokoskilodge.info@gmail.com
28/06/2026

Interested in a white Christmas. We can help with that! DM IF YOU INTERESTED or email [email protected]

03/06/2026

Thank you to all for making the 2026 season epic. We hope to see you all again in the coming seasons.

30/05/2026

This one's for you Callan Hart

Fly like a fledgling
29/05/2026

Fly like a fledgling

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12/04/2026

When on Chile you do what Chileans do ... put stickers everywhere 🇨🇱

17/03/2026

Scary to watch

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570-15 Akakura Onsen
Myoko-shi, Niigata
949-2111

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