Tourists enjoy winter sports paradise in Japan

This area is located in Akaigawa village, 43km west of Sapporo city. It attracts tourists with its deep snow and unique terrain. Kiroro is famous for "Japow" - a type of powder snow unique to Japan and is considered Hokkaido's top ski paradise.

Kiroro Ski Resort from above. Photo: PIXTA

Kiroro Snow World was established in 1991. This is one of the new but impressive ski resorts located in the Kiroro resort complex, located in Hokkaido province.

The resort boasts state-of-the-art facilities, especially its high-speed lift system, which reduces waiting times and enhances the quality of the skiing experience.

The ski area is divided into two main mountains, Asari and Nagamine. Each mountain has its own unique terrain and stunning scenery. With 23 well-groomed runs totaling 4,050m, Kiroro caters to all skill levels. Green runs are for beginners, blue for intermediates and black for experts.

Ski paradise for all ages

Thick, powdery snow at Kiroro ski resort. Photo: PIXTA

What makes Kiroro special is the exceptional quality of the snow – light, dry, and smooth powder snow. This makes for an engaging, easy-to-turn skiing experience.

With an average of 21m of snowfall each season, this resort boasts one of the richest snow treasures in Japan. The meticulously groomed runs and majestic mountain views make this an ideal destination for everyone. From thrill-seeking professionals to families and beginners looking to discover the joys of snow, everyone is fascinated by the snowy space here.

Kiroro is not only a destination for professional skiers, but also a haven for the whole family. At the famous Kiroro Children's Academy, children can learn to ski from the age of three. Children learn in a safe environment, appropriate to their age and skills, with a team of professional instructors and a variety of courses.

In addition to skiing, Kiroro also offers a playground with a separate snow park where children can play safely. Meanwhile, parents can relax in traditional hot springs, soaking in hot mineral water surrounded by white snow./.

Thao Van

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