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Accommodation, dining and drinks according to the Village programme; lift pass; group ski lessons from age four and snowboard from age eight; Mini Club, Teens, Chill Pass, fitness, entertainment and Mina-Mina Beach access.
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Club Med Snow · Japan · Hokkaido
Club Med Tomamu Hokkaido. Snow and experiences for the whole family.
A complete guide to the Village, mountain and ski routine: profile, rooms, dining, families, terrain, experiences and access.
Colorado curation
In the heart of Hokkaido, Tomamu combines ski-in/ski-out access, kids clubs, Japanese powder, Ice Village and Japan's largest indoor wave pool.
Village profile
Powder, families and experiences far beyond the pistes.
HOKKAIDO
FAMÍLIAS
EXPERIÊNCIAS
FAMÍLIAS
EXPERIÊNCIAS
Club Med Tomamu Hokkaido is a contemporary ski-in/ski-out Village with particular strength for families. Clubs from ages 2 to 17, group lessons and all-inclusive convenience simplify a Japanese snow holiday.
Its defining advantage is belonging to a complete winter resort. Ice Village, the Terrace of Frosted Tree and Mina-Mina Beach create an appealing programme for young children and travellers who do not plan to ski every day.
01Category4 Tridents
02LocationShimukappu · Hokkaido · Japão
03Slope accessSki-in/ski-out
04Ski area29 runs · 21.5 km
05Altitude586–1.171 m · 585 m vertical
06Group lessonsSki 4+ · snowboard 8+
07ChildrenClubs from ages 2 to 17
08AccessObihiro 1h10 · New Chitose 1h50–2h
The hotel
Contemporary rooms designed for families.
Jean-Philippe Nuel's design translates Japan's four seasons into vivid colours and contemporary lines. Accommodation includes Superior and Deluxe rooms and Suites, with several family layouts and separate children's spaces.
Practical note: Tomamu is a large, lively Village with many families. Travellers prioritising quiet and a more intimate Japanese experience should compare it with Kiroro Peak.
- Superior rooms from 38 m².
- Family layouts for up to six guests.
- Family Suites from 55 to 72 m².
- Direct slope access and a railway station five minutes away.
The Club Med experience
What makes the journey easier.
Book separately
Flights, transfers, insurance, equipment rental, private lessons, Petit Club, excursions, snowmobiling and experiences identified as additional.
Colorado arranges
International and domestic flights, transfers from Obihiro or New Chitose, train travel to Tomamu, room category, equipment, insurance and extensions in Sapporo, Tokyo, Kyoto or Osaka.
The mountain
Tomamu Ski Area.
Dry powder in the heart of Hokkaido.
The ski area spans two mountains with 29 runs, 585 metres of vertical and a longest descent of 4.2 km. Terrain works well from beginner to advanced and includes a snow park, ungroomed sectors and an experts-only powder zone.
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The terrain
Compact, varied and exceptionally family-friendly.
Official Hoshino Resorts Tomamu data for the 2026/27 season. Powder-area opening depends on conditions and local rules.
29Runs
6Lifts
4,2 kmLongest run
585 mVertical
Beginners
Progressive learning areas, daily beginner groups and wide pistes make Tomamu a welcoming base for a first snow experience, especially for families.
Intermediates
This is the profile that gets the most from the mountain: varied, well-groomed terrain and runs long enough to progress without the complexity of an enormous ski area.
Advanced
The experts-only powder area, ungroomed terrain and 35-degree maximum gradient add challenge. Even so, Tomamu is a complete resort rather than a purely technical ski destination.
Snowboard
Dry inland Hokkaido powder and the snow park are the highlights. The compact scale makes the mountain easy to explore, though a few gentler returns require planning.
Dining and experiences
Hokkaido on the plate. An entire resort to discover.
Itara combines international buffet dining with seafood, miso ramen and Japanese flavours. Haku focuses on yakiniku, Japanese barbecue prepared at the table. After skiing, Unkai and The Nest — Zen Bar complete the evening.
Petit Club MedAges 2 to 3 · reservation required
Mini Club Med+Ages 4 to 10
Teens & ChillAges 11 to 17
Mina-Mina BeachIndoor temperature-controlled wave pool
Ice VillageSeasonal evening experience
Terrace of Frosted TreePanorama at 1,088 m
Colorado curation · Snow specialist
Fabrício's perspective.
Practical questions
Before choosing the Village.
Is Tomamu a good choice for families?+
Yes. Clubs from ages 2 to 17, group lessons, family rooms and experiences such as Ice Village and Mina-Mina Beach create one of Hokkaido's most complete family setups.
Does Tomamu suit non-skiers?+
Yes. Ice Village, the Terrace of Frosted Tree, the indoor wave pool, winter activities and dining significantly broaden the experience beyond skiing.
Is the pool inside Club Med?+
No. Mina-Mina Beach is opposite the Village within Hoshino Resorts Tomamu. Club Med guests have access to its indoor temperature-controlled wave pool.
Tomamu or Kiroro?+
Tomamu offers more experiences for families and non-skiers. Kiroro generally appeals to travellers prioritising powder and a mountain-focused routine, with Grand and Peak serving different profiles.
Your Hokkaido journey
Snow, family and Japan in one journey.
Colorado arranges flights, connections, transfers or rail, accommodation, equipment, insurance and Japan extensions to make Tomamu part of a complete journey.
Sources and update
Content prepared from official sources consulted in September 2026.