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After hearing so many people say “Myoko is so remote,” we have to laugh. Yes, it feels wonderfully peaceful once you arrive — but getting here from Tokyo is actually surprisingly straightforward. Having travelled to Myoko multiple times (sometimes with way too much ski gear), here is our honest breakdown of the main ways to reach Myoko Kogen. The Main Travel Options from Tokyo Here are the four most common ways international guests get to Myoko from the Tokyo region: 1. Shink

Myoko Forest Chalet is a self-catering property with a fully equipped kitchen, so guests can comfortably cook their own meals whenever they like. We find this gives the best of both worlds — the freedom and comfort of cooking at “home” in the chalet, combined with the option to go out and enjoy excellent local restaurants in the area. Here are some of the places we particularly enjoy when we stay at the chalet. 1. Toyooka Seiniku Yakiniku – Our Go-To for Yakiniku Distance fro

When people ask us why we keep choosing Myoko over more famous destinations like Niseko or Hakuba, our answer is always the same: Myoko just feels different — in the best possible way. We have skied many places in Japan, but Myoko continues to be our favourite. Here are the eight main reasons we love it and why we think it might be the right choice for you too. 1. Incredible Deep Powder with Fewer Crowds Myoko sits in one of the heaviest snow belts in Japan. Frequent storms f

After spending multiple winters bouncing between Myoko, Niseko, and Hakuba, we can confidently say one thing: they are all incredible, but they are not the same experience. If you are planning a ski trip to Japan and staring at a map wondering whether to pick Myoko, Niseko, or Hakuba, you are not alone. We have been there — buried in guidebooks, Reddit threads, and way too many YouTube videos. Here is our honest, unbiased comparison to help you decide which one fits your drea

Most people know Myoko for its legendary powder snow, but we have discovered that summer in Myoko is equally special — just in a completely different way. The off-season here offers some of the most peaceful and beautiful mountain experiences in Japan. The crowds disappear, the forests turn vibrant green, and the area transforms into a perfect destination for nature lovers, families, and anyone seeking a relaxed escape. Here is why we love Myoko in summer and what you can do

When we first started bringing our family (and friends with children) to Myoko, we were pleasantly surprised. Many people assume the bigger, more famous resorts like Niseko or Hakuba are automatically better for families, but we have found Myoko to be one of the most relaxing and enjoyable ski destinations in Japan for kids and multi-generational groups. Here is our honest take on why Myoko works so well for families and how to make the most of a trip with children. 1. Shorte