Akakura Kanko Resort

Myoko Akakura Ski Resort is a key part of the larger Myoko Kogen ski area, located in Niigata Prefecture, Japan. Myoko Kogen is one of Japan's oldest ski areas and comprises several resorts, with Akakura village serving as the central point for the resort area.

• Specifically, Myoko Akakura often refers to the connected resorts of Akakura Onsen and Akakura Kanko. These are the only connected resorts within Myoko Kogen, offering a significant amount of terrain for all levels.
• The Myoko Kogen area, including Akakura, is renowned for receiving an ample, even "ridiculous," amount of snowfall each year, providing some of the deepest powder in the world. It receives an average annual snowfall of 13 meters across Myoko Kogen generally.
• The terrain at Akakura caters to all skill levels. Beginners can enjoy expansive green runs in the lower areas of Akakura Onsen, while intermediate and advanced riders will appreciate the upper areas of Akakura Onsen and Kanko, which typically offer big powder, steep terrain, and access to backcountry.
• Akakura Kanko Hotel, located directly on the Akakura ski hill, was one of the very first European-style ski resorts in Japan, offering ski-in/ski-out convenience.