Imajyo 365 Ski Resort

Closed for Season

Sea-view slopes and varied terrain

400m
Vertical Drop
4
Slopes
3
Lifts
1.5km
Longest Run
🏔️ Ski Area

About This Resort

Imajyo 365 offers diverse courses from beginner to advanced, including a sea-facing run and a maximum slope of 33°. Operates on natural snow, with on-site notices and daily condition updates published on the official website. Known for scenic panoramas across the Japan Sea and surrounding ranges, plus family-friendly facilities. Official site: https://imajyo365.jp/

Location

Prefecture: Fukui

Address: Fukui, Japan

Spoken Languages: Japanese

Season Information

Season: December 20, 2025 - March 31, 2026

Closed for Season

Note: Season dates are predictions and may change. Early and late season (November/December and April/May) may have limited snow coverage. Please check current conditions before planning your trip.

Access

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get to Imajyo 365 from Kanazawa or Osaka?

From Kanazawa, about 90 minutes by car via the Hokuriku Expressway; from Osaka, about 2 hours. By rail, take the Hokuriku Shinkansen to Tsuruga (since the line was extended in March 2024) then a local Hapi Line Fukui train one stop north to Imajyo Station, where a 20-minute taxi reaches the resort. The Hokuriku Main Line through this section is now Hapi Line Fukui, your JR rail pass no longer covers it. Most visitors drive.

What makes Imajyo 365 unique?

Sea-view slopes with panoramas of the Japan Sea and surrounding mountains. Courses range from beginner to advanced with a maximum slope of 33 degrees. Operates on natural snow only, so check conditions before visiting.

Is Imajyo 365 family-friendly?

Yes. The resort has a dedicated family area with gentle slopes for beginners and children. The scenic views make it enjoyable for all ages. Smaller crowds than major resorts create a relaxed atmosphere.

Imajyo runs only on natural snow, how do I know if it's open?

Always check the resort's official site or social media the night before, they post the latest snow depth and which courses are open. In thin-snow years some lower runs stay closed until heavy snowfall arrives, and the season can start later than the listed mid-December opening or finish earlier than late March. The resort is at a relatively low elevation, so rain at the base after warm spells is also a real possibility in February–March.

How challenging is the terrain at Imajyo 365?

It's a small resort (4 courses, 3 lifts) but with surprising variety: a maximum slope of 33 degrees on the upper expert run and a dedicated family area at the base, with sea views over the Japan Sea on clear days. Most visitors finish the place in a single day. Pair it with a soak at the nearby Imajou-no-Yu onsen or with a stop at the Hapi Line Fukui railway museum in Tsuruga on the way back.

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