5 Best Ski Lift Passes in Hokkaido
Bus-and-lift bundles out of Sapporo take the planning out of a ski day; you turn up at the stop with your gear and that’s it. Tomamu’s version includes a round-trip bus too, which is easier than changing trains.
Plan a Sapporo Kokusai ski day with snow-play access, gondola options, rentals, practical transport advice, and tips for avoiding long queues.
Most Popular★ 4.3“We had so much fun! Make sure to book your round trip bus tickets separately.”
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88 reviews4.5 hoursFrom $55.29
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Take a direct bus from Sapporo to Teine for a seven-hour lift pass, mountain views, and a full day on Hokkaido slopes.
★ 4.7“The local travel agency can communicate in Chinese and English via WhatsApp and WeChat. If Klook is out of tickets, you can also inquire with them. The local reception service is good, but they primarily communicate in Japanese with a little English.”
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77 reviews9.5 hoursFrom $69.49
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Ride from central Sapporo to Kokusai for Hokkaido powder, a lift and gondola pass, lunch credit, and a full day of skiing.
★ 4.0“not that many trails. a lot of ski school kids. very crowded”
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10 reviews5 hoursFrom $99.25
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Review of Tomamu’s Sapporo day trip: bus, lift pass, ski time, winter attractions, costs, and practical tips before you book.
★ 4.7“The bus is also taking the hotel guests to/from the resort. On the way back, the bus had a stop at CTS airport which is not on the itinerary and it made the bus ride extra long also because of the airport route traffic.”
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9 reviewsFrom $91.75
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Ski close to central Sapporo at Bankei, with a four-hour lift ticket and rental gear, plus slopes for beginners through advanced skiers.
★ 5.0“The snow quality was great and the slopes were amazing.”
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3 reviewsFrom $134.69
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