From the summit high-speed lift station, you will ski down the slope on the right hand side. With Mt. Iiishi towering before you on the left, it is a slope with a spectacular view. It connects to the Giant Course and Paradise Course.

This is a single run along the 3rd Tourist Express. It starts steeply, but widens at the base and becomes a gentle slope, making it easy for intermediate skiers. There is also an ungroomed area on the right side.

During the high season, a snow park is set up across the entire course, making it a lively course. Before the park was set up, it was also recommended as a wide, medium-sized slope.

This is the most popular and lively course at Ishiuchi Maruyama. The wide course with a moderate slope allows you to enjoy making big turns to your heart's content.

Look for the Tyrol sign at the entrance. This is a popular ski course for exams and lessons, and is perfect for practicing basic skiing.

With a moderate slope and lift intervals, this is a perfect course for basic training. It is also frequently used as a practice run for schools.

This is the first course you'll see when you arrive at the Central Entrance and get on the lift. The slopes are varied and the wide runs are perfect for beginners to experts to get their feet wet.

If the Dynamic Course is too steep, take this route instead. Exit onto the Sportsman Course and exit at the Central Exit, or take the Dynamic Bypass to the North Exit.

This is a popular trail for experienced skiers along the Hatsukaishi Super Lift. With a moderate slope and wide width, it is a popular trail for intermediate to advanced skiers. The right side is also used for pole running.