great little area, plenty of different runs on and off piste.
great little tree runs.
was a quiet area and had lots of other activities on offer unlike other resorts (Niseko / shiga/ myoko)
very family friendly and no alcohol in vending machines (available in the shops)
great food options also.
Tomamu is a great ski resort for beginners to intermediate skiers.
The slopes are wide, well-groomed, and not too steep — perfect for practicing turns and building confidence.
I really enjoyed the easy runs, especially around Nipo Chair.
The slope is wide and forgiving, ideal for long, smooth turns before moving on to more advanced runs.
The snow quality is light and dry, typical Hokkaido powder.
Lift access is convenient, but if you arrive late, you’ll feel how big the resort really is 😅
Operating hours are around 8:45–16:30, which makes sense once you realize how early it gets dark in winter.
Overall, Tomamu is calm, uncrowded, and very beginner-friendly —
a perfect place to get back into skiing or improve your skills without pressure 🤍❄️
First time visit Tomamu ski resort，I really enjoyed skiing there. I’d like to thanks the ski coaches Don and Sky , they are excellent and professional , especially Don who gave me a lot of useful advice.👍
Another person I’d like to thank is a male Tomamu worker departed from Unkai coffee on snowboard on 1/4 PM, a big THANK YOU for guiding me to the right path down to the resort center while I lost direction. You saved me!😄
Had cool experience here! We came unprepared, but there was activities for noobies like us.
We went for the snow cart -- perfect activity for beginners. Snow was powdery. Skiers and snow boarders were polite. Lanes were clearly marked.
Easy to access and get tickets,can purchase online and go to ticket machine to pop it out,decent food choices,wasn't too busy even for a weekend
