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Grandeco Snow Resort: Snow Report, Forecast & Lift Tickets

Grandeco Snow Resort is a ski area in Fukushima with 1 webcam, 13 runs, 5 lifts and 580 m vertical.

An adult day ticket costs ¥5,500.

Updated November 9, 2026

Grandeco Snow Resort is Fukushima's largest, known for high-quality powder and a long season. 1 webcam, 13 runs, 5 lifts and 580 m vertical.

Cameras are expected to come back online when the season starts (date not announced). Some cameras stream all year: press play to try one.

The longest run is about 4.5 km. An adult day ticket is around ¥5,500 (check the resort for current prices).

Still images from the resort's cameras show the slopes. Snow depth and the 7-day snowfall and temperature forecast for Grandeco Snow Resort come from Open-Meteo forecast models for its part of Fukushima.

Best for: Powder, Family Friendly, Less Crowded

Season dates

This Season (Official)

Opening: Late November
Closing: Mid April

The mountain

Resort Statistics

Lifts: 5
Runs: 13
Longest Run: 4.5 km
Vertical Drop: 580m
Skiable Area: 67 ha
Elevation: 1,010m - 1,590m
Operating Hours (Every day): 8:30am – 4:00pm
Lift Types:
- Gondola ×1
- Quad ×3
Terrain: Beginner 45%, Intermediate 40%, Advanced 15%

Run Directory (9 of 13 runs)

Green (6):
- Mint C (ミントC)
- Lavender B (ラベンダーB)
- Akadeko C (アカデコC)
- Center C (センターC)
- Basil C (バジルC)
- Melissa (メリッサ)
Blue (3):
- Center 33C (センター33C)
- Mint A (ミントA)
- Lavender A (ラベンダーA)

Prices

Grandeco Snow Resort lift ticket prices 2026-27

Adult (Day Pass): ¥5,500
Child: ¥3,800
Senior: ¥4,800

On-season weekend and holiday price. Weekdays ¥4,300. ¥500 off when bought in advance

Prices checked 18 Oct 2026

Rental Prices (1 Day) (Estimated)

Ski/Board + Boots (Adult): ¥6,000 JPY
Ski/Board + Boots (Child): ¥4,000 JPY
Jacket + Pants: ¥5,000 JPY

On-mountain rental counters are convenient, but village shops are usually 20-30% cheaper and discount further for advance bookings.

Getting there

Distance from Tokyo: 280 km
Car: 3.5h from Tokyo (via Tohoku Expressway)
Train: Tokyo→Koriyama (Tohoku Shinkansen 1h20m)→Inawashiro→Grandeco (bus 30min)
Airport access: Fukushima Airport 1.5h by car. Source: Grandeco Resort official

Road Conditions & Access

Tyres: Winter tyres required December to March; chain restrictions apply on some mountain sections.
Driving: Deep snow and high plough walls cut sightlines. Mountain roads can close overnight.
Live closures: Check the Tohoku regional road information service and prefectural pages.

Things to do nearby

Ski-in/ski-out stays

EN RESORT Grandeco Hotel: The only official hotel inside Grandeco, with ski-in/ski-out between the hotel and the slopes and a hot spring.

Nearby ski resorts

Frequently asked questions

What is Grandeco Snow Resort known for?

Grandeco is famous for having the highest quality powder in the Fukushima/Bandai region. Located at higher elevation, the resort offers excellent snow conditions and stunning views of the Bandai-Asahi National Park.

Is Grandeco good for intermediate skiers?

Yes, Grandeco is excellent for intermediate skiers with long, well-groomed cruising runs. The resort has a good balance of terrain with 40% intermediate runs and beautiful panoramic courses.

How do I get to Grandeco from Tokyo?

Grandeco is about 3 hours from Tokyo. Take the Tohoku Shinkansen to Koriyama Station (about 80 minutes), then a free shuttle bus to Grandeco (about 100 minutes). Direct buses also run from Tokyo Station.

What makes Grandeco family-friendly?

Grandeco has excellent kids facilities including Dekoki Kids Park, slow-speed family zones, and ski schools with English support. The gondola ride is scenic and easy for families.

Is Grandeco connected to Alts Bandai?

Yes, Grandeco and Alts Bandai are connected and can be skied together with a combined lift pass. Together they form one of the largest ski areas in Tohoku with varied terrain options.