CENTRAL HOKKAIDO TOURS

Explore the mountains of central Hokkaido including Furano, Asahidake, Kammui Ski Links, and more.

An authentic experience in central Hokkaido

This tour is perfect for those looking to enjoy an authentic Japanese ski or snowboard experience. It’s great for those who want to visit lesser-known resorts, as well as for those who love backcountry touring and getting into bigger, beautiful mountains. Let us know your style!

The mountains of central Hokkaido (including Furano, Asahidake, Tokachidake, and more) are higher and colder than Niseko. Of course, the prime powder season of December - February is epic, but we can also find great snow in March and even into late April! Explore local restaurants, and onsen, with many resorts and backcountry options to ski and ride. Tours based in Furano and Asahikawa are available.

We’ll organize it all. Just show up at the airport and we’ll take care of the rest to make sure you have the best experience! See our FAQ below for an example itinerary.

This is a custom tour for private groups. Our tours are ideal for groups of 3 to 8 people. However, all group sizes can be accepted depending on availability.

Get your friends or family together and reach out!

*We do not add others to an existing private group. If you’re looking to join a group, check out our NISEKO GROUP TRIPS!


Central Hokkaido Tours include:

  • Accommodations

  • Mountain Guiding (Lessons also available instead)

  • Lift Tickets

  • Airport Transfers

  • Ground Transportation

  • All necessary safety equipment

  • Concierge/Restaurant Booking

  • Unmatched local knowledge and expertise

    Additional Options:

    • Cat skiing

    • Professional Photography/Videography

Not Included: Airfare, Meals, Rental Equipment, Travel/accident insurance, Onsen fees, shopping purchases, and any other outside costs.

Package Tour FAQ’S

Evan has thoughtfully constructed Kazan Japan Travel. The way in which he and his team curated the most incredible experience, blew us all away. The food and the hot laps on any of the ski areas were second to none. While no one can predict Mother Nature, this was submersion deeper than the snow. A ski and cultural mind blower.

-Matthew Sher