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Niigata 新潟県

Seki Onsen 関温泉スキー場

The Seki Onsen trail map, hand-traced run by run and painted in swirling night colours, with the numbers you need before you go and the fastest way there and back.

4 runs, summit 1,210 m, season Dec 23 – Apr 12, adult day pass ¥4,500, 3h25 from Tokyo Station, last way back 18:01.

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310m

Vertical

4

Runs

¥4,500

Adult day pass

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Seki Onsen trail map guide

Who it suits

For powder-focused skiers who are happy with a small, old-style hill and a short lift network.

Terrain to know

Seki Onsen has two lifts and four named slopes. Ginsen is ungroomed and reaches 45°; Lerch and Skyline are the groomed intermediate and easy options, and the Main slope has a jib park.

How to read this map

There are only two lifts, Kannasan No. 1 and No. 3, so the map is quick to read. Note that single-ride tickets cover the No. 1 lift only, and the dotted powder and backcountry zones are outside the marked runs.

Sources: Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗

This is a planning guide; check the resort’s current open runs and lifts before skiing.

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Getting to Seki Onsen from Tokyo Station and back

Last departure · Tokyo Station

18:01Leave the slopes
→
21:16Arrive Tokyo Station
Fastest
3h25
Earliest arrival
11:18leaves 07:52

Getting there

Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Joetsumyoko, the Echigo Tokimeki Railway to Sekiyama, then the Seki–Tsubame Onsen city bus. The bus runs about seven times a day, so plan around its timetable.

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Every number that matters.

Seki Onsen lift pass, season and key numbers (2025-26)

Checked 2026-10-21. Every number links to its official source.

All 37 sources

Seki Onsen rentals and ski school

Equipment rental

Details are from the previous season; confirm current options with the resort.

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Ski school

Details are from the previous season; confirm current options with the resort.

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Good to know

Seki Onsen FAQ

How do I get to Seki Onsen from Tokyo Station?
The fastest trip from Tokyo Station takes about 3h25. Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Joetsumyoko, the Echigo Tokimeki Railway to Sekiyama, then the Seki–Tsubame Onsen city bus. The bus runs about seven times a day, so plan around its timetable.
What time is the last way back to Tokyo Station?
Leave Seki Onsen by 18:01 to reach Tokyo Station at 21:16 (2026-27 timetable).
How much is an adult day pass at Seki Onsen?
An adult day pass is ¥4,500 for the 2025-26 season.
When is the 2025-26 ski season at Seki Onsen?
The season runs Dec 23 – Apr 12.
How many runs does Seki Onsen have?
4 runs, up to 1,210 m.
Which ski resorts are near Seki Onsen?
Nearby: Myoko · Akakura, Ikenotaira Onsen, Myoko Suginohara, Madarao, Nozawa Onsen, Hakuba Cortina.

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