[2025 Narusawa ] Travel Guide for Fujiten Snow Resort (Updated Apr)

Fujiten Snow Resort is a ski resort near Mt. Fuji. 🗻 With Mt. Fuji as the backdrop and Lake Kawaguchi below, you can ski, snowboard, sled and play in the snow. We went in March and there was still snow. It's not hard to drive up and the view along the way is beautiful. It's another option for those who want to play in the snow. It's convenient and not far from Tokyo. ❣️Free admission. There's complete equipment for rent inside. 🗓️Travel planning: Renting a car is the most convenient way to drive up. You have to check the opening and closing times on the resort's website again. It depends on the weather and how much snow it has. #Fujisan #Get a discount without relying on luck

#DomesticTravelTactics When you think of winter, you think of snowboarding. In Yamanashi Prefecture, about an hour and a half from Tokyo, there is a slope where you can see Mt. Fuji! Fujiten Snow Resort (Free parking on weekdays/¥1000 on weekends) You can see the top of Mt. Fuji from the lift 🗻 After skiing until 4:30pm, we drove 5 minutes to the hot spring, Yurari. You can see Mt. Fuji from here too! It's great to enjoy 16 different types of hot springs (No photography allowed) -- Fujiten Snow Resort →Rental & lift ticket for about ¥10,000 *Prices may vary depending on the day of the week/discounts, etc.

#japantrip Highly highly recommended this snow resort to boarders/ skiers enthusiasts from beginners to advanced level. Spacious skiing trail and the male instructor by the nickname of Tom Cruise was super experienced, patient, motivating and friendly. The food are pretty good too. Thumbs up to the facilities and the effort to upkeep of the entire place. The ski resort was quite interesting; we spent our time there from noon until the afternoon, and the sunlight during this period was perfect for taking photos. The weather was also very favorable, and the support services were quick. I encountered a minor issue with the locker as the machine only accepted 100-yen coins.

Haneda Airport - Tokyo Travel - Fujiten Ski Resort Rent a car in Tokyo and go to Fujiten, a ski resort less than 2 hours away from Tokyo. On the way to Fujiten Ski Resort, you can see Fuji-Q Highland and Mt. Fuji. You can rent ski equipment at Fujiten and I think it cost about 11,000 yen for the ski lift ticket and ski rental fee.. The food is at the restaurant on the 1st and 2nd floors and it costs about 2,000 to 3,000 yen per person There are beginner, intermediate, intermediate-advanced, and advanced levels, but intermediate-advanced riders may be very surprised. The slope is so steep that it's scary But I still had a lot of fun. I heard there's an outlet called Gotemba nearby, but I haven't been there, but those who rented a car should stop by^^ You can see the beautiful Mt. Fuji while riding the lift up. I'm a Mt. Fuji climber, so I thought it was even more amazing.

❄️❄️⛷️⛷️⛷️SKIING ⛷️⛷️⛷️❄️ ……………..🏔️🏔️VIEWING MOUNT FUJI 🏔️🏔️…………. “There are trips that we don’t need to schedule, just have friends and youth will be perfect There are trips that are not just a journey, but also a way for us to preserve our youth 🤗 🏂What could be better than skiing ⛷️ while viewing the majestic 🏔️ Fuji. 🏂Fujiten is a ski resort along the northern foot of Mount Fuji in the Fuji Five Lakes region. The resort opened in 1986 under the name Fujitenjinyama. In 2000, it was renamed Fujiten Snow Resort. 🏂Fujiten is famous as the most beautiful ski resort in Asia. Fujiten offers a wide range of ski runs. Visitors can choose the level that suits their ability to ensure safety when playing. Two main 1300 meter long ski runs are for those who already know how to ski. Besides, there is a 500 meter long ski run suitable for beginners. In addition, there are higher and steeper ski runs, combined with many obstacles that are both challenging and attractive to professional skiers.

#japantrip 📍Fujiten Snow Resort Visited this amazing and authentic ski resort called Fujiten Snow Resort and the experience was top tier! We get to ski and snowboard just right in front of Mount Fuji, how cool was that! The rental of the skiing equipments was seamless and pretty easy, price was also reasonable. There is a kids friendly area for kids and children to play in the snow and slide! For beginners like me, I did not take the lift to a higher spot to ski, while the slopes for beginners were perfect! Not too steep but with a certain of steepness. Lovely place for a family day! We were so blessed with the crystal clear sky and the beautiful scenery at the ski resort!

Among nearest ski reasort from tokyo and fuji. Free parking on weekdays. But 1000 yen per car on weekend. No need winter tyres during normal winter. If you become a member of this ski resort, you will get a really good deal. From the second visit, you will get free parking and a 20% discount at restaurants. A family of four can float about one person at a restaurant. If you have a deposit card, you can charge the lift ticket and use it as many times as you want, but if you charge it online, it will be much cheaper. Children's schools also let you ski hard, so I felt that the speed of improvement was faster than other ski resorts. Even complete beginners can train themselves to the point where they can ski on a lift in the morning lesson. The kusamochi at the shop is very delicious, and this is a must-have souvenir. The staff are very friendly and treat customers from the customer's point of view.

Fujiten ski resort is the closest ski resort to the city of Tokyo. Located at the foot of Mt. Fuji, this Fujiten ski resort is a 20-minute taxi ride from Lake Kawaguchiko at the foot of Mt. Fuji. Winter season for Fujiten Ski Resort starts from early December to early April. If you just want to play in the snow without skiing/snowboarding, the Japan Info Team recommends using the Kids Playground facility, a flat area with a variety of games and a cheaper entry ticket of 700 yen. This facility opens almost simultaneously with the ski/snowboard track. If you want to play sled, you can pay a rental fee of 500 yen. Info: for those who have a 1-Day Pass or other Pass as stated above, they are also free to play at the Kids Playground. #japan #Fujitenskiresort #mytripvlog

#Tokyo Attractions I went there in December 2022 and chose to stay in Kawaguchiko for a few days, so I reserved one day to go skiing. This ski resort is all artificial snow. The venue provides all ski equipment for rent, but glasses need to be purchased separately. It is up to you. But for beginners, there is no need to buy their day pass... because the day pass means that the cable car to the mountain is included, but after going up the mountain, you must ski down, there is no other way, and the mountain is also very sloping. . . So if you don’t have the courage to go up, you will waste the day pass. Friends who just want to experience it don’t need to buy it. There is also a restaurant in the venue, you can try it if you are hungry, but we didn’t go that day 😅. The venue was quite crowded. . So it's harder to slide. . I heard from my friends that this place is not very good for skating.

road trip to fuji-kawaguchiko, drop by Fujiten Snow Resort to capture Mt Fuji 1300yen ticket for going observation deck.#fuji #awesomepic

Just slide down the snow slope, kids love it. And wear thick clothes because the wind is very strong. The weather is very good. There is a playhouse for kids to play, kids love it. If you don't drive yourself, try to find a private 1-day package to take us. It's not tiring. Buy tickets at the front of the sled area. If you don't ski, you don't have to pay for 2 rounds. Small children are free. There is a rental fee for the sled.

Fujiten is a ski resort at the bottom of Mt. Fuji. We came here on February last year when we heard its a great place for first timer to learn how to ski. We ended up playing in the snow and riding the sledge. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

winter'wondeland !! ❄️⛄️ #winter #memorable_time #wintergetaway