Straddling three peaks—Mt. Bandai, Mt. Nekomagadake, and Mt. Umaya—and commanding a view of Lake Inawashiro below, Hoshino Resorts NEKOMA Mountain is Japan's largest ski resort, boasting a total of 33 runs. The premises, running north to south and covered in exceptional snow, are home to a wide variety of pistes and ample facilities that will warm every winter-sports lover's heart.

The south end, with views of Mt. Bandai and Lake Inawashiro This area on the southern slopes offers smooth runs from where Mt. Bandai and Lake Inawashiro are visible on clear days. From a snow escalator for beginners to an intermediate-level long run and themed-park areas, there's something here for everyone.
The north end, with abundant powdered snow The special geography and environment of this area, situated on the northern slopes of Mt. Nekomagadake, give rise to unique "micro-fine" powder snow. It's also the part of the resort that enjoys a particularly long season, from the beginning of December until early May.