福島県
Fukushima
Pow-chaser’s playbook to Bandai–Aizu & beyond
Fukushima flies under the mainstream radar, which is exactly why it belongs on your Japow hit list. Park yourself around Mt Bandai and the Aizu basin and you’ve got a cluster of legit resorts with cold inland snow, views across Lake Inawashiro, mellow crowds, and road-trip-friendly spacing. The headliners — Nekoma Mountain (Alts Bandai + Nekoma) and Grandeco — hold quality through spring thanks to elevation and aspect, while places like Inawashiro, Minowa, and the Aizu Kogen hills (Takatsue, Daikura, Nango) round out an easy week of storm chasing.
All Fukushima Reviews
Adatara Kogen
Onsen Views, Local Vibes, and Easy-Carve Groomers
8.0
Aizu Kogen Daikura
Carve-first Aizu vibes, soft storms, zero fuss
8.3
Aizu Kogen Nango
Fall-line flow, soft storms, small-hill stoke
8.3
Aizu Kogen Takatsue
High, Cold, Quiet — Aizu’s big vertical with a low-key soul
8.3
Grandeco
High, Cold, and Consistently Good
8.5
Grandee Hatoriko
Carve-first calm with Kanto-friendly convenience
7.9
Inawashiro
Lake Views, Long Nights, and Quiet Pow Pockets
8.3
Kita Nikko Takahata
Steep groomers, cold storms, local soul
8.4
Listel Ski Fantasia
Moguls, corduroy, and lake views
8.3
Minowa
High-Base Powder Pockets With a Quiet Soul
8.5
Nekoma Mountain
Two Faces, One Powder Playground
8.3
Numajiri
Old-School Stoke, Onsen Steam, and Soft Turns in Aizu
8.1
Urabandai
Lake views, mellow lines, easy stoke
8.2
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