Why Myoko?
Bottomless Pow
Myoko Kogen is where it all began in Japan—dating back to 1917 and claiming the title of oldest ski field in the country. It sits directly under the North Western Siberian wind and gets dumped on with over 15 meters of Japow every season. We’re talkin’ deep, dry, untouched lines through old-growth trees that were made for soul turns. The vibe here is mellow, local, and way less crowded than the big-name resorts (AKA Niseko). You’ll find stashes days after a storm and backcountry that’ll blow your mind. If you’re chasing that steep-and-deep, face-shot lifestyle, Myoko is the spot that delivers—again and again.
And Slushy Park
While Myoko’s known for its deep Japow, come springtime it flips the script and turns into a slushy park paradise. Sugi is the local go-to when the sun’s out and layers start coming off. The park crew keeps it fun and flowy—perfect for lapping side hits, boosting off kickers, and dialing in rail tricks. The vibes get real laid-back, with riders grilling, chilling, and throwing down under bluebird skies. You’ve got soft landings, mellow temps, and that buttery spring snow that just begs for the steeze.
