Asia's First Private Ski Resort is Opening in Japan Next Winter

THE CLUB TOGARI will open next winter in Japan at Togari Onsen Ski Resort near Nozawa Onsen and Myoko. The resort is positioned as Asia’s first private ski resort, centered on exclusivity, uncrowded slopes, luxury real estate, and private access to powder skiing. The experience is built around a members-only ski zone called the White Dragon Field, accessible exclusively to club members and their guests. Members can bring up to nine guests at a time, for a maximum party size of 10, and also gain access to 140 hectares of the public resort’s terrain. The mountain offers moguls, carving runs, SAJ-certified race terrain, freestyle parks, and steep powder lines supported by 100% natural snowfall with no artificial snowmaking.

"THE CLUB TOGARI represents something rarely seen in the ski industry: a members-only mountain experience centered around exclusivity, uncrowded slopes, luxury real estate, and private access to powder skiing. The project also reflects a growing trend already taking hold across the United States and Canada, where ski resorts are increasingly catering to high-end guests seeking premium experiences both on and off the mountain."

"At the center of the experience is the White Dragon Field, a members-only ski zone accessible exclusively to club members and their guests. Members may bring up to nine guests at a time, creating a maximum party size of 10 people. Members will also have access to the 140 hectares (345 acres) of the public resort's terrain."

"The resort markets itself around quiet, uncrowded skiing and refined mountain living, promising “a private world of untouched snow” reserved for a small membership base. Nestled in the snowy mountains near Iiyama City in Nagano, THE CLUB TOGARI is being developed within one of the snowiest regions on Earth."

"The mountain itself already offers a diverse mix of terrain, including one of Japan's longest mogul courses at over 300 meters, dedicated carving runs, SAJ-certified race terrain, freestyle parks, and steep powder lines fed entirely by natural snowfall. The resort emphasizes that its slopes rely on 100% natural snow, with no artificial snowmaking."

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