KAMUI RESORT VIDEO BLOG
Experience the magic of Hokkaido’s second-largest snow celebration! Held each February, the Asahikawa Winter Festival dazzles with massive snow sculptures, sparkling ice displays, thrilling snow slides, and lively performances. Enjoy local Hokkaido cuisine, night illuminations, and a festive atmosphere that makes this event a highlight of the winter season.
Furarito Alley – Asahikawa’s Retro Nightlife Gem
Step back in time in Asahikawa’s Furarito Alley, a cozy maze of lantern-lit bars and eateries brimming with Showa-era charm. Savor local yakitori, sip sake with the locals, and soak up the warm, nostalgic atmosphere that makes this hidden alley a must-visit after dark.
There is plenty of great backcountry skiing near Kamui and we highly recommend you make it part of your itinerary. Doesn’t matter if it’s your first time as our Miura snowsports guides will have you covered, the climb to the old Fukagawa ski resort is certainly worth it and you can finish with the nearby Onsen.
After a big day at Kamui skiing or riding treat yourself to an Onsen, this hidden gem is just a 15 minute drive from Kamui. It’s only 500 yen and if you you get the Onsen Meal set it’s just 1,000 yen, talk about amazing value.
The gondola provides 600m of vertical and with an easy 10 runs a day (by lunchtime) you’ll get 6,000m of vertical. The insane thing is how many different runs it delivers and the huge amount of diversity.
Asahikawa comes alive at night with its prominent walking street that stretches 1.2km and showcasing a huge array of colourful lights. AEON Mall is worth the visit, head up to the 4th floor for a great selection of restaurants and make sure you indulge in the Grand Farm Buffet.
The charming four person yellow gondola at Kamui packs a punch delivering 700 vertical meters in just an 8 minute and 45 second ride to the top. From there you have acess to the entire mountain.
Gota Miura represented Japan as an Olympic and world cup bump skier and summited Mt Everest twice, he talks about one of the things he loves about Kamui. It is renowned for it is big wide open slopes, in fact, they run national GS and Super G races here, so if you are feeling confident you can really let it go.
