Detailed Reviews Reviews order informed by descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as cleanliness, atmosphere, general tips and location 2023 • FamilyMy kids really wanted to have fun in snow/ski and Fujiten resort was a good option for us despite most of the snow being man-made at this time of the stayed a few days in Fujikawaguchiko and drove daily to Fujiten about 20 mins.We managed to engage the services of a ski coach without reservation an english speaking one is difficult to find and my kids were sufficiently trained to go on the beginner slopes on their own after a 2 hour trainign rates of skis and attire were reasonable. There was ample at the cafeteria was sufficiently is also a sleding area for younger are significantly more crowded then March 17, 2023This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn HuatSingapore, Singapore188 contributionsJan 2020Drive from Fuji-Q Highland to Fujiten resort might take 30 mins. There is free parking just next to the resort. Inside the resort, there is a store that sell all those skiing stuffs... So need not be worry if you had forgotten your gloves, google,boots... the 2nd level is the cafeteria. Which serves food and drinks and a good view of the whole ski and my wife went for private lesson for half day personal coaching which consist of 2 hrs with all the equipment included. Like Boots, skis...The personal instructor was able to speak english and patient too. But too focus on the timing with the remaining 20mins into the duration of the lesson, he advise us to go back. Which i commented that wanted to go up the higher hill to ski down. So total is only 1hr 40mins in the private lesson. For beginners, would advise you to have a personal trainer. So that you will know how to handle the ski instead of self learning which might be silly to see yourself falling all May 25, 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn City, Philippines932 contributionsDec 2019Fujiten Snow Resort was the first official stop of our private tour courtesy of Joey's Van and Chauffer +81 90-1778-3759Viber/Line. Our tour guide and driver that day was Gary; and he was beyond excellent! Gary is a Filipino based in Japan so our family easily warmed up to him! It definitely made the trip light and easygoing!I was a little bit intimidated by the idea of visiting Fujiten Snow Resort as this was honestly my first time dealing with snow. Most visitors rented skis and snowboards; but fortunately, the resort also offers a Ski Lift service for non-skiers like my family to still allow us to make the most out of our time be honest, we were struggling a bit to walk through the ice; given that we were a pretty clumsy family and compounded by the fact that the sun was glaringly bright at that took us a while to locate the ski lift primarily because there were only a handful of visitors who opted for this activity; but the effort was worth it. The lift afforded you great views of Mt. Fuji and the resort. They'll let you alight once you have ascended to the peak as it gives you access to a small photo op area which gives you an unobstructed view of the peak of Mt. Fuji!Once you're done, you can just hop on back to the lift to descend back to its main station!Written April 6, 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn Japan1 contributionFeb 2020The place is not very big, but it is suitable for beginners and intermediate ice quality was OKWritten March 26, 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn 2020 • FamilyI have been trying to get a hold of our tour guide for our March 5 trip to Fujiten snow but to no avail. I have no idea if we need a car seat for our 1 year old baby as my inquiries were not February 26, 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn 2019 • FamilyWent here with our tour group more so that the children in our group can get a chance to play in the snow. Such are children however that our son was more sleepy than enthusiastic about the highlight of the visit for me was not the skit but the restaurant on the second floor; a great selection of curries guaranteed to make you feel warm on a cold snowy winter’s December 28, 2019This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn Singapore125 contributionsDec 2019 • FamilyDrove there..Nice place for beginners.. however lesson starts after mid Dec.. All equipments available for rental. Ski or board..Food at level 2 cafe.. nice..Written December 25, 2019This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn San Giorgio, Italy7 contributionsDec 2019 • CouplesThis place it s terrible, they don't have one time or half day tickets and the slopes are very short. The snow it s not enough good for skiing are cheating poor Chinese groups going there without knowing what it s gonna to expect them. I would rather suggest Nagano and Nigata area, the best is in Hokkaido December 25, 2019This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn 2019Taking pictures, sliding, ski sport, making "olaf" doll and bunch of snow activity while enjoying Fuji Mountain viewWritten November 27, 2019This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn 2019 • CouplesA lesser known resort in Japan where you can go mountain biking at the base of MT FUJI! after the ski season is over. It is a tad inconvenient to get to as even with your Japan Rail Pass you can only get to Otsuki station then pay around £7 to get to Kawaguchiko station before taking a taxi for £35 one way to get to the resort and then hire bikes ranging from £60 hardtail to £150 full sus for the whole day including helmet and unlimited lift rides to the top. They have a canteen with ramen and a couple of other dishes you can get for around £7 each but bring cash or else you are stuck without food! You can also get lockers for your stuff but they were an extra £ once you get past that, the trails are super fun but not suitable for anyone who is still nervous as they don't have any flat segments, it is just all downhill so you do pick up some speed. For the very brave they have black trails with plenty of hardcore jumps as well! Overall a nice day out if you are committed to going for a ride. In retrospect, I would have hired a car for the day from Tokyo as it would have ended up being cheaper than the train and taxis and parking is free as far as we could July 10, 2019This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn results 1-10 of 51

FujitenSnow Resort is popular in winter. It is a ski resort that is easy for beginners, and there is a children's playground that is popular with families. A ski resort where you can see Mt. Fuji beautifully. Mountain climbing is another popular area. Although it is a mountain for beginners, you can see Mt. Fuji with a superb view.

Don’t worry—here are some similar optionsOverviewSpend a day in the snow with this Lake Kawaguchi and Fujiten Snow Resort excursion from Tokyo. After leaving the city, you'll travel to Lake Kawaguchi, one of the largest bodies of water to lie in the foothills of Mt. Fuji. Stop to take photos of the mountain against a backdrop of the lake, then head to Fujiten Snow Resort to sledge and play in the snow in a family-friendly enclosed area, safely set apart from the ski slopes. The day trip includes sled Kawaguchi and Fujiten Snow Resort tour from TokyoPose for striking photos in front of Mt. Fuji at Lake KawaguchiEnjoy ample free time for lunch and snow fun at Fujiten Snow ResortSledge in safety in a separate sled area, which is perfect for kidsRelax with prebooked round-trip transport from your Tokyo hotelWhy Travelers Choose This TourA great choice for families, this tour lets you escape the city without worry about advance IncludedHotel pickup from select Tokyo hotelsTransport by air-conditioned minivan or minibusSled rentalStation drop-offFood and drinksGratuitiesHotel drop-offMeeting And PickupYou can head directly to the meeting point, or request pickupMeeting pointTokyo Mode GakuenJapan, 〒160-0023 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Nishishinjuku, 1-chōme−7−３ モード学園総合校舎コクーンタワPickup pointsSelect a pickup pointStart timeEnd pointThis activity ends back at the meeting detailsWe can pick you up at your accommodation located in Tokyo excluding Adachi-ku, Arakawa-ku, Edogawa-ku, Katsushika-ku and Kita-ku. Please give us the name and address for your accommodation and let us check our pickup To ExpectAdditional InfoConfirmation will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availabilityNot wheelchair accessibleLake Kawaguchi and Fujiten Snow Resort are likely to be cold; warm, waterproof clothing including a hat, snow boots, gloves, and warm socks are recommendedViews of Mt. Fuji might be obscured in bad weather conditions such as fog, cloud, or rainThe day trip may finish later than planned if there is bad traffic or weatherChildren must be accompanied by an adultMost travelers can participateThis tour/activity will have a maximum of 20 travelersCancellation PolicyFor a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be changes made less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time will not be times are based on the experience’s local time. about PhotosReviewsTotal review count and overall rating based on Viator and Tripadvisor reviewsReviews by Viator 1-5 of 13 reviewsThe Fujiten Snow Resort and Lake Kawaguchi tour is a great package for the family. Seeing the view of Mt Fuji at Fujiten resort is really breathtaking! My family especially my kids enjoyed driving the scooter in the snow and I will definitely visit Fujiten resort again and will recommend to my friends. By the way, I’d like to thank Yuki and Tom for taking care of us during the tour. Keep up the good work!1 traveler found this review helpfulsmiletteheart21, Dec 2019We enjoyed a lot! Thank you so much for being nice and accommodating. My niece is very happy for the from Host, Feb 2020Thank you very much for joining our tour. We have this tour to make children happy. We hope it is memorable for your niece. Thank you again!Fujiten Lifetime ExperienceTom guide and driver was outstanding. He is very professional, courteous, helpful, all the works. The trip to Lake Kawaguchi was a bonus. Tristan, my son, enjoyed the sled experience that he doesn't want to go home anymore. It was a dream come true to Tristan. Cheers to service to Mount Fuji. No tour talking or background history of the surroundings. Needs a personal traveler found this review helpfulMy wife, 3 children and I had a...My wife, 3 children and I had a terrific time on this well organised Product code 14299P2Attractions in Shinjuku City, JapanYasukuni Shrine Yasukuni Jinja Tours & TicketsMaxell Aqua Park Shinagawa Tours & TicketsHaneda Airport HND Tours & TicketsTokyo Metro Tokyo Subway Tours & TicketsTsukishima Monja Street Tours & TicketsHama Rikyu Gardens Tours & TicketsShinjuku Golden Gai Tours & TicketsDaibutsu Great Buddha of Kamakura Tours & TicketsTokyo One Piece Tower Tours & TicketsTokyo DisneySea Tours & TicketsShinjuku Tours & TicketsShiba Park Shiba Koen Tours & TicketsGinza Tours & TicketsSeaside Top Observatory Tours & TicketsAkasaka Palace State Guest House Tours & TicketsMt. Fuji 5th Station Tours & TicketsHakone Open-Air Museum Tours & TicketsNational Art Center Tokyo NACT Tours & TicketsTokyo Midtown Tours & TicketsHanazono Shrine Hanazono Jinja Tours & Tickets

ふじてんスノーリゾートは河口湖ICから約13キロ. 雄大な富士山を目の前に望む抜群のロケーションが魅力。. リフト4基、7本のコースもバラエティに富んでいます。. 様々なアイテムを設置したスノーパークも人気です。. まだスキーができないお子様連れ

Login or Sign UpMember BenefitsSki ResortsWeather MapsSnow OverviewWhiteroom NewsMySnowSnow AlertsPhotosFujiten Snow ResortLat Long N EChange Forecast HeightMoreResortsJapan - Yamanashi4Fujiten Snow ResortLat Long N EAdvancedLiveMapsResort InfoAdvancedSnow AlertsSnow FinderHistoryLiveSnow ReportLive WeatherWebcamsMapsWeatherSnow DepthPiste MapResort InfoSki Resort GuideResort ReviewsPhotosFujiten Snow Resort Resort GuideThe Fujiten Snow Resort resort summary is Fujiten Snow Resort has 4 lifts within its terrain that is suitable for all levels. Find location, trail maps and piste maps covering the mountains 200m of vertical range and surrounding area. There are 5 trail at Fujiten Snow Snow Resort Resort GuideThe Fujiten Snow Resort resort summary is Fujiten Snow Resort has 4 lifts within its terrain that is suitable for all levels. Find location, trail maps and piste maps covering the mountains 200m of vertical range and surrounding area. There are 5 trail at Fujiten Snow 1480mBest forHectares of Ski—Snowmaking —Fujiten Snow Resort LiftsTotal lifts = 4Visiting Fujiten Snow ResortHelpful resort information to assist planning your trip to Fujiten Snow opens—Season closes—Accommodation—Restaurants Bars— — Nearest Airport —Nearest Train Station KawaguchikoTourist Office WebsiteTourist Office Phone0555-85-2000Fujiten Snow Resort FeaturesThe terrain at Fujiten Snow Resort includesHalfpipes— Terrain Parks—X-Country—Ski Hire—Explore Fujiten Snow Resort Location MapInteractive Fujiten Snow Resort trail map and piste map. View the piste and trails as well as the surrounding terrain and mountain contours for backcountry action. Find and compare nearby resorts by clicking on the resort Snow Resort Live WeatherResortSnow DepthTemp. °CWind km/hWeatherTop Lift 1410Bottom Lift 155When's the snowiest month to visit Fujiten Snow Resort?

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Ski resort Overview Trail map Ski lifts Slopes Evaluation Total evaluation Evaluation criteria Weather Weather report Accommodations Low priced accommodations/hotels Holiday apartments Guest houses Holiday homes Access Car Train Driving map Local map Contact Lift operator The ski resort Fujiten Resort is located in the Yamanashi Prefecture Japan, Honshu, Chūbu. For skiing and snowboarding, there are 7 km of slopes available. 4 lifts transport the guests. The winter sports area is situated between the elevations of 1,285 and 1,500 m. Evaluation Elevation info 1285 m - 1500 m Difference 215 m Ski slopes » Total 7 km Easy km 36 % Intermediate km 50 % Difficult 1 km 14 % Ski lifts » Ski pass prices Day ticketMain seasonAdults Children ¥ 5000,- ¥ 4000,- approx. € 33,- approx. € 27,- Operating times General season mid December - early April Opening times 0830 - 1700 Note The openening times are provided by the ski resort Fujiten Resort and can vary based on external conditions, day of the week, school holidays and public holidays. Feedback for the Team? Please use this form » ski resort Fujiten Resort Further interesting ski resorts Test result 1283 m 1400 m - 2683 m km 7 ski lifts € 55,- Test result 1402 m 1020 m - 2422 m km 14 ski lifts € 55,-

最大斜度10度最大幅70mの幅の広い穏やかコースは練習にぴったりです。. また子供たちと家族そろってスキー・スノーボードを楽しむファミリースキーもおすすめ。. 下まで滑り降りて振り返れば、富士山が美しいコースです。. リフトは、ファミリー

In a way, Alterra Mountain built its business around a rudimentary climate plan. One of the world’s largest operators of ski resorts, the company’s 16 North American locations serve as a hedge against increasingly fickle snowstorms and volatile winters. If Vermont slopes are anemic, for example, Alterra can lean on its resorts in California or Utah. Pass holders, too, can choose a destination based on its current skiing conditions. Now the company is firming up a more proactive climate strategy, one that includes an energy audit and a pledge to halve its carbon emissions from operations by 2030. In an outline of its climate blueprint released today, Alterra said it also intends to generate or buy enough renewable energy to cover its own electricity use by 2030 and will offset whatever carbon it can’t cut. “Is it going to make a big difference to the world? Probably not,” says Karen Sanford, Alterra’s chief legal and social responsibility officer. “Could we use our voice to make a bigger difference? Absolutely.” Few businesses face the existential threat of climate change more directly than the global ski industry. In the US alone, about a third of ski resorts are expected to lose more than half their season by 2050, according to a 2017 study by the US Environmental Protection Agency and the University of Colorado. For all their sweeping vistas and pristine powder, ski resorts also have a sizable carbon footprint. In addition to the fuel burned getting guests on location, significant electricity and water are needed to make synthetic snow, an increasingly critical way to stretch the margins of the ski season or supplement the slopes after a warm spell. Last year, Alterra’s operations generated 368 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent, roughly enough to power 72,000 homes or drive 82,000 cars for a year. The company plans to trim that tally with a patchwork of solutions, many of them resort-level adjustments such as implementing composting, switching to electric vehicles and installing LED lights and smart thermostats. At its Winter Park Resort in Colorado, for example, Alterra installed a small wind turbine that generates just enough electricity to power a warming hut at the top of the ski lift. At its helicopter ski resort in British Columbia, the company added hydroelectric generators small enough to be placed in mountain streams. “It’s not a one-size-fits-all approach,” says Darcie Renn, Alterra’s vice president of sustainability. The company is also hoping that its investments in renewable energy and more efficient snowmaking machines will outweigh any increased demand for fake powder. At Alterra’s Snowshoe Mountain Resort in West Virginia, for example, new snow guns make roughly twice as much snow as the units they replaced, while using about one third as much energy. Alterra’s impact report is relatively late in coming. Vail Resorts Inc., which owns 41 ski resorts around the world, established its climate plan six years ago, including a pledge to cut or offset its emissions from operations by 2030. As of last year, Vail said it was more than halfway to that goal, in part because the company has bought or built enough renewable energy to cover almost all power use at its North American resorts. Ski industry climate pledges, however, still don’t account for the carbon footprint of guest travel — known as Scope 3 emissions. Daniel Scott, a climate scientist at the University of Waterloo, says that for a tourism business, such emissions are often more than 100 times greater than those from direct and indirect carbon sources Scopes 1 and 2. “They’re touting these Scope 1 and 2 targets, but part of their business strategy is the season pass that completely enables a massive Scope 3, which they conveniently don’t look at,” Scott says. “That, to me, is a massive disconnect.” Alterra’s plan doesn’t ignore Scope 3 emissions entirely; it factors in some employee commuting, for example, and business travel. But it does not measure carbon from the cars and planes dumping skiers on its slopes. Paradoxically, artificial snow could help forestall some of those travel emissions by making it easier for skiers to stick to their local mountains. “Let’s be honest, nobody is biking from Vermont to Colorado,” Scott says. “And if you’ve got 5,000 skiers coming in on private aircraft, well, you can quickly do the math.”Subscribe to Well Adjusted, our newsletter full of simple strategies to work smarter and live better, from the Fortune Well team. Sign up today.

^{หนาวนี้ฉันต้องรอด5 กิจกรรมท้าความหนาวที่ Fujiten Snow Resort. Social Media. We Go Round Co.,ltd. 168 M.5 Pantainorasingh Meung, Samutsakorn. Thailand. 74000. Tel: +66(034)865-460 | Fax: +66(034)865-455 we@wegoroundtravel.com.} Reviewed this property EarlRay60 Kent, United Kingdom As I was a member of an organised tour group that stayed overnight at the hotel, our trip to Base 5 of Mount Fuji was by others have said, the hotel can easily arrange a taxi to where you want to go; I cannot be sure how long it takes to get there but I would have thought it was no more than about an hour. over a year ago Problem with this answer? Reviewed this property Shlomi T Nagano, Japan Taxi will probably be around $60 - $80 over a year ago Problem with this answer? Reviewed this property Shlomi T Nagano, Japan The Hotel will be able to call a taxi for you. over a year ago Problem with this answer? OAt3.

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