How can you not come to Sapporo International Ski Resort this winter

The official website has Chinese to check the snow conditions of the day, bus information see Figure 7, will stop a lot of places, not necessarily have to get on the bus at the north exit of Sapporo Station, I am at the north exit of Sapporo (Daimaru Department Store is at the south exit, go straight in, go through the ir ticket building) on the bus. Line up directly to get on the bus and buy tickets, don't doubt! Don't doubt! I ran back to the Jr building to find the ticket office, missed a bus, and then queued in the cold wind for half an hour. If you can return on the same day, buy a round-trip ticket + all day = 6000 yen, it is cost-effective. It doesn't matter if you don't know Japanese, just give the ticket seller 6000, she knows better than you! The journey takes about an hour and a half, I didn't look at the scenery, I was sleeping. Remind you of the return journey, also line up to get on the bus, one time point is a bus, if it is full, you can only wait for the next one in the cold wind!! It's also out of temper, the little sister behind seems to be wearing a single coat, her face has already frozen into a plateau red, so go out and line up in advance, I really don't know how to return to Sapporo if I miss the last bus, Japan's taxi is very expensive···very expensive As soon as you enter the ski resort, you can see the rental of snow equipment, there are Chinese staff, communication is unimpeded. Fill in the form first (on the right hand side of the table), then line up to pay for the snow equipment. The ski resort has lockers, 400 yen each time, what is called once, is that you can only open the box and take it once, you must invest money to lock it. So it is recommended that you need to carry a thermos cup, or carry a small backpack···like me, the locker just put shoes and some do not need to use during the play. For the complete novice, you can rent equipment first, do not need to buy cable car tickets to learn below, the entrance and exit of the Japanese ski resort is free.