"With waist-deep powder, après-ski onsen soaks, and slope-side ramen, Japan has quickly risen to become one of the most popular winter ski destinations in the world. Ikon Pass, Alterra Mountain Company 's global multi-resort access pass, is expanding to six new destinations in Japan for the upcoming 2025-26 season, as well as two new mountains in China and South Korea."
"With up to 77 days of skiing and riding across Asia and no blackout dates for most tiers, travelers can combine marquee resorts with lesser-known, culturally immersive escapes. For instance, holders of the Ikon's flagship pass will have seven days of combined access at Shiga Kogen, Japan, and seven days each at all other new Asian destinations. The most affordable Ikon Base Pass includes five days combined access at Shiga Kogen, plus five days each at all other new Asian destinations with no blackout dates."
Ikon Pass expands into Asia for the 2025-26 season, adding six new Japanese destinations alongside resorts in China and South Korea. The pass now includes Niseko United, Arai Mountain Resort, Shiga Kogen, Myoko Suginohara, Mount T, Furano, APPI Resort, NEKOMA Mountain, and Zao Onsen, plus Yunding Snow Park in China and Mona Yongpyong in South Korea. Pass holders can access up to 77 combined days across Asia with no blackout dates for most tiers; flagship holders receive seven days at Shiga Kogen and seven days at other new destinations, while Ikon Base offers five days at each. Recent prices are about $1,519 for Ikon Pass and $1,009 for Ikon Base Pass.
Read at Conde Nast Traveler
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