Adatara Resort is a resort in the Fujikyu Group located at the foot of Mount Adatara in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, about 3 and a half hours from Tokyo. It brings together everything for a mountain getaway in one place: a scenic ropeway, relaxing hot springs, restaurants, souvenir shops, and a ski area in winter.
If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the big city to breathe mountain air without strenuous hiking, Adatara Resort is an ideal choice, especially for families and tour groups.

Where Is Adatara Resort?
- Location: Foot of Mount Adatara, Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture 〒964-0075
- Distance: About 3 and a half hours from Tokyo
- Owner: A resort under the Fujikyu Group
Why Visit Mount Adatara?
Mount Adatara is recognized as one of "Japan's 100 Famous Mountains" and one of "Japan's 100 Famous Flower Mountains", offering beautiful views and nature to enjoy along the way.
The resort has a full range of facilities for a relaxed visit.
- A ropeway for mountain views
- Hot spring baths (onsen)
- Restaurants
- Shops
Ride the Adatara Ropeway for Views from Yakushidake Panorama Park
A highlight of a visit here is a ride on the Adatara Ropeway. The ride takes about 10 minutes, with views of the mountains and forests below along the way.
From the upper station, a walk of about 5 minutes brings you to Yakushidake Panorama Park, at an elevation of 1,350 meters. On a clear day, you can see
- Mount Adatara
- Mount Azuma-Kofuji
- The Zao mountain range
FIT rates for individual visitors for 2026
Adults
Round trip 2,200 yen
One way 1,300 yen
Children (age 4 through elementary school)
Round trip 1,700 yen
One way 1,000 yen
The ropeway usually operates from April through November. Next year's operating schedule will be announced later.
You can find more details on the official website.


Soak at Oku dake no Yu After Exploring the Mountain
After taking in the views from the ropeway, finish your day with a soak at Oku dake no Yu, an onsen for relaxing after exploring the mountain.
- Opening hours: 10:00-18:00
- Last admission: 17:30
Winter at Adatara Resort: Skiing and Snow Play Areas
In winter, Mount Adatara becomes a place to enjoy the snow. The ski area is tentatively scheduled to open from 19 December - 7 March (subject to change depending on snow conditions).

- Snow play area for children and families: Separated from the ski slopes, safer to enjoy, and ideal for non-skiers.
- Trial ski package: Includes lift ticket, snow escalator, and ski equipment, perfect for beginners who want to give it a try.
- Group ski lessons: 2 hours, 1 instructor for no more than 6 guests, for ages 9 and up.


Who is Adatara Resort suitable for?
In short, Adatara Resort has it all: nature, mountain views, hot springs, and snow activities, making it ideal for
- Families with children who want to play in the snow or take the ropeway for views without getting tired.
- Tour groups looking for a nature destination with an onsen and restaurants all in one place.
- Mountain lovers who want to see views of Japan's famous mountain.
Private Japan Tour with See You Again
If you would like to include Adatara Resort and Mount Adatara in your Japan trip, the See You Again team can help design itineraries and arrange private trips tailored to each group's travel dates and preferences. See examples of our Japan trips at
- Japan Private Tour (JPN037): In-Depth Northern Japan, from Nikko Shrine to Geibikei Boat Ride, 5 Days 4 Nights
- Japan Private Tour (JPN044): Enchanting Autumn Colors Tokyo-Osaka 8 Days 7 Nights
To inquire or have our team help plan your trip, feel free to contact Rin via LINE 004207289999999 or call 083 035 9755 (10.00-17.00).
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