A ski resort in Yamanashi Prefecture
Great access is a bonus; it’s easily accessible from Tokyo within a 2-hour trip (one-way). Aside from snow leisure, fishing for Japanese smelt at Lake Yamanaka—one of the Five Lakes at the base of Mount Fuji—is also popular. The area is also a production center for grapes, dotted with famous wineries.
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Fujiten Snow Resort Yamanashi Prefecture
Dec. 11th to Apr. 1st
| Courses | 7 |
| Lifts | 4 |
| Longest run distance | 1,500 m |
| Maximum gradient | 32 ° |
Courses7
Lifts4
Longest run1,500 m
Maximum32 °
Adult 2 people1 night
2023-05-30
AUD 100.42〜 (JPY 9,090〜)
BookAUD 100.42〜 (JPY 9,090〜)
Kamui Misaka Ski Resort Yamanashi Prefecture
Dec. 17th to Apr. 2nd
| Courses | 5 |
| Lifts | 4 |
| Longest run distance | 950 m |
| Maximum gradient | 21 ° |
Courses5
Lifts4
Longest run950 m
Maximum21 °
Sun Meadows Kiyosato Ski Resort Yamanashi Prefecture
Dec. 17th to Apr. 2nd
| Courses | 8 |
| Lifts | 4 |
| Longest run distance | 1,540 m |
| Maximum gradient | 26 ° |
Courses8
Lifts4
Longest run1,540 m
Maximum26 °