FIS Ski Jumping World Cup 2026 Sapporo Hokkaido Japan Ticket

Overview

The FIS Ski Jumping World Cup makes its anticipated annual stop at the historic Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium in Sapporo, Hokkaido. This venue, famous for hosting events during the 1972 Winter Olympics, provides a spectacular setting for the world’s best athletes to compete on the challenging Large Hill (HS 137), all while offering panoramic views of the sprawling Sapporo city skyline.

The World Cup in Sapporo features two separate competition weekends. The first weekend is dedicated to the Men’s Individual events, where elite male jumpers from around the globe will battle for crucial World Cup points. The second weekend showcases the prowess of the Women’s Individual jumpers. Japanese fans can look forward to seeing local heroes, such as Olympic champion Ryoyu Kobayashi in the men’s event and the highly decorated Sara Takanashi in the women’s event, soaring through the air on their home soil.

Why Attend

• Witness the high-flying action of the world’s premier ski jumpers as they compete on the majestic Okurayama Large Hill.
• Experience the thrill of a major international sporting event held at the iconic, Olympic-legacy Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium.
• Cheer on Japan’s top ski jumping stars, including fan favorites like Ryoyu Kobayashi and Sara Takanashi, competing against their global rivals.
• Enjoy a unique winter spectacle in Sapporo, a city famous for its snow and a major hub for winter sports in Asia.
• The event is a pivotal moment in the season, playing a crucial role in the overall World Cup standings for both men and women.

Schedule & Tickets Information

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Faqs

What is the size of the ski jump hill used for the World Cup in Sapporo?

The Sapporo Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium hosts the World Cup on a Large Hill, which has a Hill Size (HS) of 137 meters. This is a high-level jump used for major international competitions and allows the athletes to achieve impressive flight distances.

Who is the most famous Japanese athlete competing in ski jumping?

Japan has several world-class jumpers, with Ryoyu Kobayashi being one of the most famous male athletes, known for his Olympic gold medal and overall World Cup victories. For the women, Sara Takanashi is highly celebrated, holding a record for the most individual World Cup wins in history.

How many days does the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup event run in Sapporo?

The FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Sapporo spans two separate weekends. The men’s individual competitions are held over two days (a Saturday and Sunday), and the women’s individual competitions are held on the following weekend, also over two days.

What makes the Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium unique among World Cup venues?

The Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium is unique because it is situated directly above the city of Sapporo, offering competitors and spectators an unparalleled, panoramic view of a major metropolis from the top of the hill, a contrast not typically found at other ski jump venues.

What is the ‘Exciting Zone’ ticket type at the venue?

The ‘Exciting Zone’ ticket usually refers to a section closest to the landing area or the out-run of the hill. This area offers a thrilling, close-up perspective of the jumpers as they land and slow down, providing a more intense experience than general admission.