SNOWBOARDING · VENUE PRIZE MONEY · SAPPORO, JAPAN

Sapporo snowboard prize money

Mitsuki Ono took £9,822. The whole race paid £21,116 across 8 riders.

£42,941 across 2 editions in 2026. The richest was the Sapporo halfpipe, men, March 2026, at £21,825.

Mitsuki Ono, with £9,822 and 1 win. Yuto Totsuka is next on £9,822.

Sapporo has paid £42,941 across 2 races in 2026. That year Mitsuki Ono took £9,822.

PAID IN TOTAL£43k

EDITIONS2

2026 TOP PRIZE£10k

RIDERS PAID18

RANK54 of 55

Every edition

Who won, what they took, and what the race paid in all

Every edition of Sapporo with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
RACE	WINNER	TOP PRIZE	PAID
2026 halfpipe, women	Mitsuki Ono	£9,822£10k	£21,116£21k
2026 halfpipe, men	Yuto Totsuka	£9,822£10k	£21,825£22k

£22k

£21k

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the Sapporo halfpipe, women, March 2026.
PLACE	RIDERS	EACH	BAND TOTAL
Women's 1st	1	£9,822£10k	£9,822£10k
Women's 2nd	1	£5,128£5k	£5,128£5k
Women's 3rd	1	£2,728£3k	£2,728£3k
Women's 4th	1	£1,309£1k	£1,309£1k
Women's 5th	1	£655£655	£655£655
Women's 6th	1	£546£546	£546£546
Women's 7th	1	£491£491	£491£491
Women's 8th	1	£437£437	£437£437

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The riders who have won the most prize money at Sapporo.
#	RIDER	NATION	WINS	PRIZE MONEY
1	Mitsuki Ono	Japan	1	£9,822£10k
2	Yuto Totsuka	Japan	1	£9,822£10k
3	Sena Tomita	Japan	0	£5,128£5k
4	Valentino Guseli	Australia	0	£5,128£5k
5	Sara Shimizu	Japan	0	£2,728£3k
6	Ryusei Yamada	Japan	0	£2,728£3k
7	Rise Kudo	Japan	0	£1,309£1k
8	Ruka Hirano	Japan	0	£1,309£1k
9	Ruki Tomita	Japan	0	£655£655
10	Shojiro Otsubo	Japan	0	£655£655
11	Anne Hedrich	Germany	0	£546£546
12	Kaishu Hirano	Japan	0	£546£546
13	Kanoe Pelfrey	American Samoa	0	£491£491
14	Koyata Kikuchihara	Japan	0	£491£491
15	Riju Kawahara	Japan	0	£437£437
16	David Habluetzel	Switzerland	0	£437£437
17	Hiroto Sugizaki	Japan	0	£382£382
18	Riku Takeda	Japan	0	£328£328

Shojiro Otsubo £655

Anne Hedrich £546

The venues either side of Sapporo by prize money paid

Snowboarding venues ranked around Sapporo.
#	VENUE	EDITIONS	PAID
42	Blue Mountain	4	£101,200£101k
43	Krasnoyarsk	4	£92,000£92k
44	Reiteralm	4	£92,000£92k
45	Chiesa in Valmalenco	4	£82,579£83k
46	Flachau	3	£72,002£72k
47	Buttermilk	2	£58,202£58k
48	Snowmass	2	£58,202£58k
49	Klagenfurt	2	£55,200£55k
50	St. Moritz	2	£55,200£55k
51	Tignes	2	£55,200£55k
52	Moscow	2	£46,000£46k
53	Piancavallo	2	£46,000£46k
54	Sapporo	2	£42,941£43k
55	Cardrona	2	£27,600£28k
1	World Championships	36	£910,800£911k
2	Laax	24	£714,670£715k
3	Cortina d'Ampezzo	20	£518,202£518k
4	Mt. St. Anne	14	£380,202£380k
5	Calgary	14	£371,002£371k
6	Copper Mountain	14	£371,002£371k
7	Krynica	12	£337,203£337k
8	Bansko	12	£328,003£328k
9	Cervinia	12	£315,802£316k
10	Rogla	12	£311,202£311k

How much did the winner get at the Sapporo halfpipe, women, March 2026?

Mitsuki Ono took £9,822. The whole race paid £21,116 across 8 riders.

How much prize money has Sapporo paid?

£42,941 across 2 editions in 2026. The richest was the Sapporo halfpipe, men, March 2026, at £21,825.

Who has won the most money at Sapporo?

Mitsuki Ono, with £9,822 and 1 win. Yuto Totsuka is next on £9,822.

Where does Sapporo rank for prize money?

54th of the 55 snowboarding venues we hold, by total prize money paid.

Every snowboarding venue and rider is ranked on snowboarding prize money. The latest edition is the Sapporo halfpipe, women, March 2026, and the one before it the Sapporo halfpipe, men, March 2026. What the men's and women's fields are paid is compared on men's vs women's snowboarding prize money. How much of the pot a snowboarding winner keeps, against every other sport, is on the winner's share of prize money. How far down the field the money runs, against every other sport, is on how deep prize money pays.