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Japanese ski resort seasonal preparations
Overview
As the 2026-27 winter season approaches, Japanese ski resorts have begun preparations through seasonal pass sales and environmental initiatives.
Resorts such as Hakuba Iwatake Mountain Resort in Nagano Prefecture and Spring Valley Sendai Izumi Ski Resort have launched early bird sales and application processes for season passes. These offerings include various discounts and benefits for skiers.
Concurrently, Protect Our Winters Japan (POW JAPAN) is expanding its ‘POW Ticket’ initiative to 17 resorts across seven prefectures. This program allows skiers to provide donations that fund sustainability projects, such as forest maintenance, renewable energy transitions, and waste reduction. The organization is also expanding its ‘Yuki Maji POW Ticket’ to target climate change awareness among skiers aged 19 to 22.
Entities
Protect Our Winters Japan · Vail Resorts · Spring Valley Sendai Izumi Ski Resort · Hakuba Iwatake Mountain Resort
Timeline
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10 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesPOW Japan expands donation-based lift tickets to 17 ski resortsProtect Our Winters Japan is expanding its ‘POW Ticket’ initiative to 17 ski resorts for the 2026-27 season to fund environmental sustainability projects and engage younger generations.
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20 days ago
[SPORTS] 2 sourcesJapanese ski resorts launch 2026-27 winter season pass salesJapanese ski resorts, including Hakuba Iwatake Mountain Resort and Spring Valley Sendai Izumi, are launching early bird season pass sales for the 2026-2027 winter season starting September 1.
Sources
ovo.kyodo.co.jp · prtimes.jp · sportsmania.jp · springvalley.co.jp