SnowMAPS Hokkaido Ski Instruction & Services
Hoshino Tomamu / Asahikawa
Snowboard and Ski
Private Lessons (max. 4 people)
Lessons available in Cantonese, Mandarin, English or Japanese
Half-day Lesson (2 hours)
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Fee: First person ¥44,000, each additional person + ¥15,400
Full-day Lesson (5 hours, including 1-hour lunch break)
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Fee: First person ¥66,000, each additional person + ¥15,400
VIP Special Course (6 hours, including 1-hour lunch break)
Enjoy the ultimate private instruction experience. This course offers a fully customized teaching plan and maximum scheduling flexibility, creating an exclusive ski day tailored for you, your family, and friends.
Please contact us directly for a personalized quote and arrangements.
Course Booking Guidelines & Notes
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Fee Scope: Lesson fees do not include lift tickets, ski/snowboard equipment (boards, boots), or personal protective gear (helmets, goggles, etc.).
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Beginner Tip: Beginners should decide whether to purchase a lift ticket on the day of the lesson based on the instructor’s professional assessment and advice.
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Peace of Mind: All lesson fees already include tax and accident insurance.
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Instructor Arrangement: For consecutive or multi-day bookings, the school will prioritize assigning the same instructor throughout. However, if that instructor’s specific time slot has already been booked in advance, we will arrange another equally qualified instructor to continue the lessons. We appreciate your understanding.
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Special Request Service: If you wish to request a specific instructor, a preferred gender, or an instructor with advanced qualifications and high-level certifications, an additional exclusive request fee of ¥5,500 per day will apply.
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Peak Season Surcharge: During the following peak periods, an additional surcharge will apply:
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Full-day: ¥8,800 per day
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Half-day: ¥4,400 per day
Peak Periods:
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New Year Holiday: 20 December 2026 – 3 January 2027
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Chinese New Year Holiday: 30 January 2027 – 10 February 2027
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Sapporo Teine Private Snowboard & Ski Lessons (max. 4 people)
Available in Cantonese, Mandarin, English, or Japanese.
Half-day Lesson (2.5 hours)
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Fee: ¥44,000 for the first person, + ¥7,700 for each additional person
Full-day Lesson (6 hours, including 1-hour lunch break)
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Fee: ¥66,000 for the first person, + ¥7,700 for each additional person
Night Lesson (2 hours)
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Fee: ¥44,000 for the first person, + ¥7,700 for each additional person
Course Booking Notes & Important Information
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What’s Included / Not Included
Course fees do not include lift tickets, ski/snowboard equipment (boards/skis, boots), or personal protective gear (helmet, goggles, etc.). -
Beginner Advice
Beginners are advised to decide whether to purchase a lift ticket on the day of the lesson, based on the instructor’s professional assessment and recommendations. -
Peace of Mind
All course fees already include tax and injury insurance. -
Instructor Arrangement
For consecutive or multi-day bookings, we will prioritize assigning the same instructor throughout. However, if that instructor’s preferred time slots are already booked, we will arrange another instructor of the same level. Thank you for your understanding. -
Special Request Service
If you would like to request a specific instructor, a particular gender, or an instructor with advanced qualifications and higher-level certifications, an additional exclusive request fee of ¥5,500 per day will apply. -
Peak Season Surcharge
During the following popular periods, a peak-season surcharge will be applied:
¥8,800 per day for full-day lessons / ¥4,400 per day for half-day lessons
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New Year Holiday Period: 20 December 2026 – 3 January 2027
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Chinese New Year Holiday Period: 30 January 2027 – 10 February 2027

Atsufumi Mizuno Snowboard Private Advanced Technique Instruction (max. 4 people)
(English / Japanese instruction)
Half-day Lesson (2.5 hours)
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Fee: First person ¥55,000, each additional person + ¥15,400
Full-day Lesson (6 hours, including 1-hour lunch break)
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Fee: First person ¥99,000, each additional person + ¥15,400
Note: Intermediate-level riding skills are required to book this service.
Notes:
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Fees do not include lift tickets, ski/snowboard equipment, or gear.
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Fees already include tax and insurance.

Private Backcountry Snowboard Guiding
(max. 4 people)
(English / Japanese instruction)
Full-day Lesson (6 hours, including 1-hour lunch break)
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Fee: First person ¥99,000, each additional person + ¥15,400
Note: This service requires the ability to handle backcountry riding. Participants must bring their own powder snowboard and avalanche rescue equipment.
Notes:
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Fees do not include lift tickets, ski/snowboard equipment, or gear.
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Fees already include tax and insurance.

Cancellation Policy:
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No refunds or changes are allowed after booking.
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The school has purchased additional accident insurance from Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance for every student to provide greater peace of mind during lessons. Coverage details are as follows:
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Injury:
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Death / Permanent Disability: ¥1,500,000
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Daily Hospital Benefit: ¥2,000
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Daily Outpatient Benefit: ¥1,000
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Liability Coverage: ¥200,000,000
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Skiing is a high-risk activity. We strongly recommend that students purchase additional personal travel insurance.
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If, before the lesson, the school or instructor considers the conditions unsuitable due to traffic, weather, or safety concerns, or if the ski resort is closed, we will notify you to reschedule or cancel the lesson. In the event of cancellation, a full refund will be issued after deducting an 8% administrative fee (covering payment system charges and administrative costs).
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If a student abandons the lesson midway, no refund will be provided.
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If the lesson has to be terminated midway due to weather conditions or temporary closure of the ski resort for safety reasons, no refund will be issued. We appreciate your understanding.
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The school shall not be held responsible or liable for any changes, delays, or cancellations of the student’s itinerary caused by force majeure (including personal health issues, transportation problems, blizzards, or severe weather).
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In the event of an accident caused by force majeure resulting in loss of property, physical injury, or even death, the school and instructors shall not assume liability, but will make every effort to coordinate and assist in resolving the matter.
