Now welcoming both skiers and snowboarders, Blanche Takayama features technical terrain that attracts advanced riders seeking precise carving turns. Previously known as a ski-only resort, it officially opened to snowboarders in December 2025, while maintaining its high-quality slopes and quiet atmosphere.

Popular among serious skiers—including racers—this resort offers breathtaking views of the Northern Alps, along with a rare glimpse of Mount Fuji, a highlight unique to the 8 Peaks area. Families also love the relaxed setting and the casual Japanese-style food court, offering warm, comforting meals after a day on the slopes.

The Panorama Course is a popular 1,300m-long run from the summit.
With a maximum slope of 25 degrees, it’s the perfect gradient to enjoy carving turns smoothly and effortlessly!

At the summit, you can enjoy a grand panorama of Mount Fuji and the Yatsugatake mountains. Don’t miss the chance to meet the ski guardian deity there and take a moment to pray for a safe and enjoyable ski trip.

One of Blanche Takayama’s highlights is this: the Ski Jizo statue at the summit and the breathtaking panoramic viewing spot.
On a clear day, you can even see Mt. Fuji!
And for those just starting out—there’s the 2.1km-long MOMINOKI COURSE.
With an average slope of just 12 degrees, even beginners can enjoy a long, scenic run from the summit.
A long descent from the top is a great confidence booster for anyone learning to ski! 🎿😊

Information
Top	1,807m
Bottom	1,350m
Maxium Ski Distance	3,700m
Ski Lift	6
Number of courses	10

At the bottom of Blanche TAKAYAMA’s slopes lies WANPARK, a playground brimming with attractions. With beginner ski courses, tubing sliders, snowmobiles, and banana boats, there are countless reasons for kids to fall in love with the snow!