Sapporo Teine Ski Resort

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Experience breathtaking views of Ishikari Bay and Sapporo city, coupled with exquisite powder snow, at Teineyama – the historic stage of the Sapporo Olympics. Sapporo Teine is one of Hokkaido's largest ski resorts, offering fun for all skill levels from beginner to advanced.

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HighlightsHistoric significance as the host venue of the Sapporo Olympics and its iconic torch stand
Breathtaking panoramic views of Sapporo city and Ishikari Bay from the summit
15 diverse courses catering to all skill levels from beginner to expert
Hokkaido's longest cruising run, spanning approximately 6 km (about 3.7 miles)
Excellent accessibility and superb powder snow quality

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Address: 593-3 Teinehoncho, Teine-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido Search for tourist attractions in Hokkaido

Access: By Car: Approximately 7 minutes from Teine IC on the Sasson Expressway. About 40 minutes from downtown Sapporo, and 60 minutes from New Chitose Airport. Free parking is available for 2,800 cars. By Public Transport: Approximately 16 minutes by JR Hokkaido Bus "Teineyama Line" from JR Teine Station. From major hotels in downtown Sapporo and Sapporo Station, a reservation-only bus package "Big Runs Teine Line" (including a lift/gondola ticket) is also available. A free shuttle bus operates within the ski resort from "Seikadai Ski Resort Front" to "Teine Olympia Front." By Taxi: Approximately 15 minutes from JR Teine Station South Exit. About 40 minutes from Sapporo Station. About 25 minutes from Miyanosawa Subway Station. Show route

Op.Hours: The ski resort is typically open from mid-November to early May. The Highland Zone is usually open from mid-November to early April of the following year, with special spring operations on weekends and holidays from early April to early May. The Olympia Zone operates from early December to late March of the following year. Lift operating hours and facility opening hours vary depending on the season and day, so it is recommended to check the official website for the latest information. General information phone support is available from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Cld.Days: Outside of the ski season (typically from mid-May to early November). Temporary closures may occur due to adverse weather conditions or other reasons.

Fee: A variety of pricing plans are available, including various lift tickets and the 'K-Winter Pass (KWP)' season pass. Enjoy great value with web discounts for online purchases, early bird specials for KWP, and repeater benefits for KWP holders. For full details, please refer to the Lift Ticket Prices page on our official website.

INFO: IC lift tickets are in use, allowing for smooth entry through automatic gates. Backcountry skiing/riding is at your own risk, so please adhere to the resort's rules of conduct. Restrictions apply to the use of sliding equipment other than skis and snowboards. With over 2,000 seats, our restaurants boast one of the largest capacities among ski resorts in Sapporo. The resort offers a full range of facilities, including rental shops, a daycare center, ski and snowboard schools, and retail shops.

HP: https://sapporo-teine.com/snow/

Overview

Sapporo Teine Ski Resort, operated by Kamori Kanko, is an expansive leisure facility nestled in Teine Ward, Sapporo. Utilizing the majestic slopes of Mount Teine, its summit at 1,023 meters (approximately 3,356 feet) offers a magnificent 360-degree panorama, encompassing the Ishikari Plain, Sapporo cityscape, Ishikari Bay, Mashike Mountains, and even the distant Daisetsuzan mountain range. Its greatest appeal lies in its historic significance: it was the venue for Asia's first Winter Olympics in 1972. Alpine skiing, bobsleigh, and luge events were held here, and the iconic Olympic torch stand remains in the Olympia Zone to this day. Skiing on this historic stage is a special experience unlike any other ski resort. The slopes are divided into the "Highland Zone" and the "Olympia Zone," featuring a total of 15 courses designed to satisfy skiers and snowboarders from beginners to experts. Notably, the "Women's Giant Slalom Course" and "Men's & Women's Slalom Course" are FIS-certified courses used in the Olympics, presenting challenging runs for advanced skiers. Connecting the "Natural Course" and "Rainbow Course" creates a thrilling downhill run of approximately 6 km (about 3.7 miles), allowing even beginners to enjoy an extended cruising experience from the summit. The snow quality is consistently exceptional; even when temperatures in Sapporo city rise above freezing, visitors can still enjoy superb powder snow, as attested by numerous reviews. In recent years, efforts have been made to enhance user convenience, including the introduction of IC lift tickets and web discounts for online purchases. Furthermore, the resort boasts "Teine Olympia Ski School," Hokkaido's first SAJ-certified school, and "Yuichiro Miura & Snow Dolphins Ski & Snowboard School Sapporo," an SIA-certified institution, offering high-quality lessons for all skill levels. Outside of the ski season, a golf course is also open, allowing visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of Mount Teine year-round. For an unparalleled winter experience in Hokkaido, combining history, stunning views, and exquisite snow quality, Sapporo Teine is an excellent choice.

Sapporo Teine Ski Resort

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