Three "snow activities♪" to enjoy at Mt. Fuji's ski resort Fujiten

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If you are visiting Japan in winter, playing in the snow such as skiing and snowboarding is a must-do activity. This time, we would like to introduce recommended activities in Fujiten that beginners can enjoy playing in the snow. Enjoy playing in the snow with the impressive Mt. Fuji in the backgrou...

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What is Fujiten Snow Resort?

This ski resort is located at the first station of Mt. Fuji and is easily accessible from Tokyo (Shinjuku) in about 90 minutes by train or express bus, so it is visited by many Japanese as well as foreign tourists.

At Fujiten Snow Resort, in addition to skiing, snowboarding, and sledding, you can also ride the lift and view the majestic Mt. Fuji from the Mt. Fuji Observation Deck, even if you don't ski or snowboard (only available on weekdays).

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Enjoy skiing♬

If you've come all the way to a ski resort, skiing is definitely an activity you'll want to enjoy.

However, when it comes time to go skiing, there are many things to worry about, such as what to wear, what to prepare, how to ski, and how to get on the lift. The following lessons and packages are recommended for such people. Choose according to your ski level!

Please note that all lessons and packages require advance reservations online.

If you are skiing for the first time, take the "Concierge Tour" *For foreign visitors only

Skiing requires a lot of equipment such as skis, boots, and poles, and the length of the boards you use will vary depending on your height. For beginners who don't know what to rent or what they need, we recommend a concierge tour where they can teach you everything from preparation before the lesson.

On the concierge tour, an instructor will be with you for two hours, so you can enjoy skiing with peace of mind.

"Private lesson'' with 1-2 experiences

Private lessons are recommended for those who have experienced skiing once or twice, or those who are going skiing for the first time in a while. If you ski for the first time in a long time, there is a risk of injury due to falling or colliding with others, so please relearn the basics and enjoy skiing safely.

Fujiten offers "class lessons" and "private" lessons for each group level, but class lessons are conducted in "Japanese", so if you do not understand Japanese, please reserve a private lesson. If you would like to have lessons in English, please be sure to write ``I would like lessons in English'' in the notes section when making a reservation.

To take a private lesson, you will need to pay the private lesson fee, lift fee, and rental fees for other clothing and equipment.

"Fujiten Comfort Package'' is a rich and special experience

This is a special package that includes "private lessons'' with a concierge in charge, as well as "priority lift boarding,'' "exclusive parking space,'' "exclusive waiting room (private room),'' and ``hotel pick-up and drop-off (from hotels near Lake Kawaguchiko).''

A dedicated concierge will pick you up at your hotel near Lake Kawaguchiko and carefully attend to you inside Fujiten, so even those visiting Fujiten Snow Resort for the first time can feel at ease. You can also enjoy meals and take a break while enjoying the view in your own private room. Rental equipment necessary for skiing can also be delivered in a private room.

■Basic price: 140,000 yen/1 group (up to 4 people)

Price includes: 1-day lift ticket, rental equipment, ski lessons, priority lift ride, dedicated parking space, private waiting room (private room), free admission to Chibikko Ai Land (For sleds & snow play area)& sled rental, pick-up and drop-off (hotels near Lake Kawaguchiko)

Click here for Fujiten Comfort Package details

Experience "sledding" at Chibikko Ai Land (For sleds & snow play area)

For those who want to casually enjoy playing in the snow, we recommend sledding.

At the sledding slope "Chibikko Ai Land (For sleds & snow play area),'' you can enjoy sledding and playing in the snow.

To enter Chibikko Ai Land (For sleds & snow play area), there is an admission fee of 800 yen and a sled rental fee of 500 yen.

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Enjoy the scenery from the Mt. Fuji observation lift & observation deck (weekdays only)

Even if you don't ski or snowboard, you can take a lift and see the majestic Mt. Fuji from the Mt. Fuji Observation Deck at the top of the small mountain. Enjoy the magnificent view of Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko right before your eyes.

The Mt. Fuji Observation Lift and Observation Deck are only available on weekdays when the Romance Lift is in operation .

Click here for Mt. Fuji observation lift & observation deck details

Please use the "Fujiten Shuttle Bus" which runs for a limited time from Kawaguchiko Sta. to Fujiten.

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The northern foot of Mt. Fuji in Yamanashi Prefecture is a stunning area of Japan that has plenty to offer visitors. At the foot of Mt. Fuji, including ”Arakurayama Sengen Park”, which offers a view of Mt. Fuji and the iconic five-story pagoda, "Chureito." The Kawaguchiko Momiji Corridor is also a must-visit during the autumn season when visitors can see the colorful leaves. Our company, based in Lake Kawaguchiko, operates various facilities that utilize the natural resources of Mt. Fuji. These include the theme park "Fuji Subaru Land," which offers a range of exciting rides and attractions, and the Fujiten Snow Resort, where visitors can enjoy skiing and snowboarding. Visitors can also sample the world-famous "Fujizakura Heights Beer," made using natural water “Fujizakura Meisui” , or relax in the natural hot spring, "Fuji Chobo no yu Yurari," . We will clearly communicate the charm of Mt. Fuji, which changes with the seasons, from the base of Mt. Fuji in Kawaguchiko.

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