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Ishizuchi Ski Resort is located in the Ishizuchi Mountains in Japan. The Ishizuchi Mountains are part of the larger Shikoku Mountains, which run through the island of Shikoku. Ishizuchi Ski Resort offers skiers and snowboarders stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The highest peak in the Ishizuchi Mountains is Mount Ishizuchi, which is also known as "Ishizuchi-san" and is one of the Seven Holy Mountains of Japan. The resort's location in the mountains provides a unique and picturesque setting for winter sports enthusiasts.

Located in Ehime prefecture, Ishizuchi ski resort is one of the most popular ski destinations in Japan. It boasts 11 courses with over 10km of ski terrain suitable for all levels. The resort is famous for its longest run, the 5.5km "Namako Course", and the "Super Course", which is perfect for advanced skiers. An interesting fact is that Ishizuchi is not only a ski resort but is also a sacred mountain for the Shinto religion, attracting many pilgrims each year. For beginner skiers, the "Shinyu Course" is recommended with its gentle slope and beautiful views. The best apres ski bar would be "Ishizuchi Terrace" where you can enjoy hot drinks and local craft beer.