Winter Activities
Experience the quiet beauty of winter in Tsumagoi Village, located at the foot of Mt. Asama, Mt. Azumaya and Mt. Shirane. Surrounded by wide open fields and snow-covered landscapes, it’s a perfect place to relax and enjoy nature.Enjoy simple winter activities like snowshoeing, sledding, and exploring peaceful snowy scenery. Tsumagoi offers a calm and refreshing winter escape, far from the crowds.
Winter Activity
Palcall Tsumagoi Ski Resort
Number of Lifts: 5
Number of Runs: 24
Dec. 15 2025 - April 2026
Manza Onsen Ski Resort
Number of Lifts: 4
Number of Runs: 14
Dec. 20 2025 - March 22 2026
Tsumagoi Village is a hidden gem for winter enthusiasts, known for its light, dry powder snow. Often compared to the famous powder snow of Hokkaido, Tsumagoi offers a similar experience without the long journey. If you are looking to enjoy Japan’s renowned powder snow in a more peaceful and less crowded setting, Tsumagoi is an excellent choice.
Whether you are carving through fresh tracks on the slopes, walking through snow-covered forests, or relaxing in a hot spring after a day outdoors, the quality of the snow enhances every moment of your stay.
Snowshoeing
Enjoy a peaceful winter experience in Tsumagoi Village, surrounded by a variety of beautiful mountains.
The area offers diverse snowshoeing opportunities across wide open fields, gentle slopes, and quiet forests. Each location provides a different view and atmosphere, allowing you to experience the rich natural landscape of Tsumagoi.
Snowshoeing can be enjoyed on your own at your own pace, or as part of a guided tour led by local experts. Whether you prefer a casual walk in the snow or a more immersive nature experience, Tsumagoi has something for everyone.
Ice fishing
Enjoy ice fishing for smelt (wakasagi) on the frozen Lake Baragi in Tsumagoi Village. Surrounded by snowy mountains, the lake offers a quiet and scenic winter setting. This traditional winter activity is easy for beginners and suitable for families, providing a unique way to experience the cold beauty of Tsumagoi.