Japan
Japan
Kizuna: Hokkaido
Powder. Connection. Culture.
February 1-8, 2026
$5000.00
This February, join guides of snow and stoke Erin Laine and Liz Schwab, and renowned photographer Ti Eversole, for a seven-night, six-day all-femme ski and snowboard journey through Japan’s legendary powder zones.
Kizuna means “bond” in Japanese — and that’s exactly what this trip is about: the threads of collective spirit, shared turns, and mountain magic that tie us together. Each day we’ll chase snow through birch forests, soak in hot onsens, and share meals that make you laugh until your cheeks hurt.
With two experienced guides and a small group of six adventurous women, this trip blends deep powder, culture, and the kind of connection that lasts long after the snow melts.
Includes:
- 7 nights in 4-star double occupancy accommodation
- 6 guided ski/ride days
- Daily breakfast and select dinners
- Professional photography by Ti
- Local transport + onsen visits
For: Women who love the mountains, adventure, and the magic of shared skintracks. Intermediate and up.
Skiing in Japan ...
is renowned for its exceptional snow quality and cultural richness, offering a truly unique alpine experience. The island of Hokkaido receives consistent storms that deliver some of the lightest, driest powder in the world, making for ideal conditions for both resort and backcountry skiing. Terrain ranges from perfectly spaced birch forests to expansive alpine bowls, with iconic volcanic landscapes providing a dramatic backdrop. Beyond the slopes, the experience is enhanced by Japan’s distinctive hospitality: relaxing in traditional onsens, enjoying world class cuisine, and immersing in a culture that blends ancient traditions with modern sophistication. The result is a ski journey that is as memorable for its snow as it is for its setting.
