Resorts in Japan on the Indy Pass
Thinking about buying the Indy Pass for a Japan ski trip? Here are the resorts on it in Japan this season, and how the pass itself works.
Pass rosters checked 19 September 2026 against the pass's own site. Passes change each season, so confirm your resort is still included before you buy.
Kiroro
Deep, reliable snow and short lift lines, one of the snowiest resorts in Japan.
Read the Kiroro guide
Kamui Ski Links
A third of the mountain left ungroomed on purpose, with pitches up to 35 degrees.
Read the Kamui Ski Links guide
Amihari Onsen
A compact, skier-dominated ski area near Morioka, easy-access tree skiing and no queues.
Read the Amihari Onsen guide
Aomori Spring
The biggest halfpipe in Japan, with a daily 1,200-ticket cap.
Read the Aomori Spring guide
Geto Kogen
Twelve marked, graded-for-ability in-bounds tree run areas, one of the cheapest ways to ski deep snow in Japan.
Read the Geto Kogen guide
Hachimantai Shimokura
A near-empty ski area with three exposed chairs and wide tree runs, storm days with hardly anyone on the mountain.
Read the Hachimantai Shimokura guideAlso on the Indy Pass, with no guide page of their own yet: Mt Racey (Yubari), Nayoro Piyashiri, Pippu Ski Hill, Canmore Ski Village, Okunakayama, Tazawako, Ani, Onikoube, Cupid Valley, Cupid of Romance, Kandatsu Kogen, Maiko, Muica Snow Resort, Yuzawa Nakazato, Togari Onsen, Togakushi, Tangram, Palcall Tsumagoi, Minakami Hodaigi, Dynaland, Hirugano Kogen Ski Area, Takasu Snow Park, Washigatake Ski Area, WhitePIA Takasu, Ninox Snow Park.