Kiroro Ski Rental

Yes—the equipment is prepared in advance according to your size and skill level. Without a prior reservation, you risk arriving and finding that your size is no longer available. You pay only part online to secure it; the rest is paid in the store when you pick it up.

It can be exchanged immediately, before leaving the store—try it on first, with no obligation.

A day pass at Kiroro costs ¥9,200 during the peak season (December 12–April 11) and ¥5,800 during the season opening/closing dates (2026–2027 season).

The difference lies in what you don’t see until you arrive: equipment inspected before every delivery (not a generic batch), a local shop instead of a station counter, and everything — helmet, boots, fitting — handled in the same place.

And if something goes wrong while you’re at Kiroro, you have someone to call, not a centralized customer service department hours away.

As soon as you confirm the booking, you’ll receive the store’s exact address in Kiroro by email. You show up, try the equipment on in front of you, they adjust whatever is needed, and you leave—with no paperwork involved.

It happens more often than you might think. Every store in Kiroro has its own cancellation or date-change policy, and you can see it clearly before paying anything — it’s not hidden in the fine print.

If your situation doesn’t fit the standard policy, write to us and we’ll find the solution that works best for you.

Because we compare several Kiroro stores in advance, what you see when booking already includes equipment and extras, with no charges that appear later in the store.

Based on real experience, not on what you would like to be:

If you have never skied or it has been years since you last did — stable equipment designed so you do not feel intimidated on your first runs.

If you can already turn and brake without thinking — something lighter and faster for red runs.

If you ski down any run without hesitation — demanding equipment for those seeking control at speed.

If you compete or train seriously — slalom, giant slalom, or freeride equipment, only for highly advanced skiers.

And depending on how you like to ski

Piste skis for the usual runs, all-mountain if you combine groomed snow with outings off-piste, freeride for untouched snow, freestyle for the snow park, and children’s/junior equipment adjusted by age.

With your level and discipline clear, booking at Kiroro takes just a couple of clicks.

Yes — the system applies the discount simply by selecting your start and end dates in Kiroro. You pick up the inspected equipment on the first day and return it at the end, without having to visit the store on the days in between.

You can add extras (helmet, poles) to the same reservation, and if anything happens during the rental, you have local support to resolve it without losing a day on the slopes.

Yes, always—lifts open, snow conditions, and the forecast change from one day to the next. It’s better to plan with today’s information than last week’s.

With 30 km km of terrain to discover, you need equipment you can rely on. Our rental equipment provides the safety and performance you need to conquer every trail, from the first run to the last descent.

Kiroro has onsen (traditional Japanese hot springs) with stone and cedar saunas, a spa, and snowshoe trekking. It receives an annual average of 15–21 meters of powder snow, among the highest amounts in Hokkaido.

Check the weather before packing: you may need something more technical or waterproof than you expected.

If you’re going to Kiroro during peak season, book your gear in advance — that way you can secure your size, rather than settling for what’s left.

Gloves, goggles (sunglasses and snow goggles), sunscreen, and several layers so you can adjust as the day changes.

With children: spare clothes and socks, plus something to eat so they don’t run out of energy on the slopes.

If you’re driving, check whether chains or winter tires are required for access.

The equipment, yes, from start to finish—and we’ll guide you through everything else (what to do, how to get there) so you don’t arrive without a plan.

The multi-equipment discount is applied automatically, with no code or prior call required. If the group includes different children, levels, or sizes, the store will sort it out when you pick it up.

Our webcams and the snow report for Kiroro are always up to date — better than relying on an old photo.

Ask us — many stores in Kiroro have more material than what is shown on the product page.

Select “snowboard” as the sport and choose only the board when setting up your booking.

Yes, no problem — boards for all levels, everything is picked up together at the same store.

Yes, it is much cheaper to buy ski passes in advance, especially when purchasing them online. Booking early gives you access to advance-purchase discounts and helps you avoid the higher prices charged directly at the resort ticket office, particularly during peak season.

Kiroro day pass: ¥9,200 (peak season), ¥5,800 (opening/closing).

In many cases, yes — manage both purchases with us and pick everything up at once.

Yes — Kiroro has ski schools with instructors for all levels, from those who have never skied before to those looking to refine their technique.

Private lessons if you prefer to go at your own pace, or group lessons if you value the savings and company. There are also specific classes for children with specialized instructors.

Booking your lesson and equipment together ensures everything is ready on the first day.

Yes, contact us and we’ll put you in touch with the available teachers.

Write to us and we’ll refer you to specialized courses in the area.

Let us know when booking, and we'll confirm it with the school.

Snowshoeing, ski touring, snowmobiling, or simply stopping to watch the sunset from above — popular activities among those who rent from us and don’t want to spend the entire day on the slopes.

We'll send it to you by email as soon as the reservation is confirmed.

Yes — repairs, maintenance, and waxing if you need it.