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Geihoku Kogen Oasa Ski Resort

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Geihoku Kogen Oasa Ski Resort

A ski resort with exceptionally wide slopes, located along a national highway on the Hiroshima-Shimane prefectural border.

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A ski resort with wide, spacious runs that are easy to ski and designed with safety in mind, making it enjoyable for everyone from beginners to advanced skiers and families.

The Gerende House area in front of the center house Platz features a wide course up to 400m across, with a gentle maximum slope of 12 degrees and an average slope of 10 degrees, making it ideal for family skiing. For advanced skiers, there are three courses with different styles: the 700m-long Champion Course with a maximum slope of 28 degrees, the dynamic Giant Course with a sweeping right-hand curve, and the ungroomed OFF PISTE course where you can enjoy powder riding, so you can choose depending on your skill level or mood.

Yukinko Park “Pupura,” a snow sledding area measuring 60m long and 40m wide, is a place where not only children but adults can also have fun sliding, enjoying snowball fights, and making snowmen. Another nice feature is the moving walkway “Snow Walk,” which makes the trip uphill easy.

The Center House Platz, marked by its green roof, is where you can buy lift tickets, eat, and take a break. The restaurant offers a wide selection of menu items, including classic curry and the gratin plate popular with women, making it perfect not only for a meal but also for a short café break.

Highlights

  • The wide course, measuring up to 40m across, lets beginners ski with peace of mind.
  • There are three different courses for advanced skiers.
  • At Yukinko Park “Pupura,” which you can reach by moving walkway, you can also enjoy snowball fights and making snowmen.
  • The restaurant's wide-ranging menu makes it perfect for meals or breaks.

Photos

  • The extra-wide “Platz-mae Gerende House” course, perfect for family skiing

    The extra-wide “Platz-mae Gerende House” course, perfect for family skiing

  • “Rest House-mae Gerende,” recommended for beginners and intermediate skiers

    “Rest House-mae Gerende,” recommended for beginners and intermediate skiers

  • An ungroomed advanced course with a total length of 750m and a maximum slope of 24 degrees

    An ungroomed advanced course with a total length of 750m and a maximum slope of 24 degrees

  • The ski resort’s toughest run, the “Champion Course”

    The ski resort’s toughest run, the “Champion Course”

  • You can meet cute penguins on Penguin Day (not held every season)

    You can meet cute penguins on Penguin Day (not held every season)

  • The restaurant’s “gratin plate,” especially popular with women

    The restaurant’s “gratin plate,” especially popular with women

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Is there a parking lot?
A

Yes, there is a paid parking lot. (1,000 yen per day)

Q

Is there a ski school?
A

Lessons are available for everyone from beginners to advanced skiers according to skill level. There is also a snowboard school.

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Details

Name in Japanese
芸北高原大佐スキー場
Postal Code
731-2431
Address
38-31 Kojinbara, Kitahiroshima-cho, Yamagata-gun, Hiroshima
Phone
0826-35-0038
Closed on
None *Hours may change or lift operations may be suspended without notice due to weather, snow conditions, safety checks, or other reasons.
Hours
8:00am–5:00pm
Admission
1-day lift pass: Adults 5,000 yen, Juniors (junior high school students and younger) 2,700 yen
Access
Approx. 35 minutes by car from Togouchi IC on the Chugoku Expressway
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official website
Official website (Japanese)
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