Sapporo Kokusai , Japan
Introduction
Sapporo Kokusai is found just 60 minutes drive from the centre of Sapporo City. It is a small-to-medium sized resort offering a nice mixture of riding opportunities for local shredders and alike. Kokusai was one of the first Resorts in Japan to actively encourage snowboarding. Japanese riders that want to do a season without the hassle of moving to a resort often take a part time job in Sapporo and spend their free time riding here.
Kokusai maintain a decent park and often have a BoarderX track too. The course map only shows 6 runs in total, however the map’s perspective is rather poor and the courses are actually a lot longer than they first appear. Much like the resort of Kiroro, Sapporo Kokusai gets well and truly dumped on during the winter months granting many a powder day.
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Resort Statistics
Resort Type:
Alpine
Winter: November - May
Summer: None
Lifts
Total Lifts: 5
Gondolas: 2
Chair lifts: 3
Board Leashes required: No
Mountain
Total pistes/trails: 7
Longest run: 3.6kms
Top lift: 1100m
Vertical drop: 470m
First lift: 630m
Piste suitability
Green runs: 30%
Red runs: 50%
Black runs: 20%
Lift Passes
Lift Passes:
1 Day Pass: ¥4,600
2 Day Pass: ¥8,000
Lift times:9am till 4pm (then night riding available till 6.30pm)
Snowfall
Average annual snowfall: 10m
Artificial snowmaking coverage: 0%
Facilities
Night Riding: :
Till 6.30pm
Snowboard Schools:
Prices start at ¥13,000 for two hours - English lessons available
Snowboard Hire:
Adult full day hire: ¥5,000
Childrens full day hire: ¥3,500
Heliboarding: :
Not available
Snowmobiles:
Mini snow mobiles for kids
Further information
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Summary
Popular with with the local Sapporo snowboarders
ON THE SLOPES A fun park and lot's of powder
OFF THE SLOPES Stay in Sapporo
MONEY WISE Standard prices
Terrain & parks
Halfpipe:
No -
Terrain park:
Yes - 2
Backcountry/off-piste:None
Tree runs:A few
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Piste Map
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