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Fujiten Snow Resort
Fujiten, on the northern foothills of Mt. Fuji, offers stunning views of the peak and a friendly, compact ski area. With a kids park, sledding, and gentle runs, it’s a popular spot for beginners and family snow play.
Last Updated: November 3, 2025 by Tak
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Powder Quality
3.0
Legendary Japanese powder
Terrain Variety
5.0
Diverse slopes & terrain
Family Friendly
8.0
Perfect for all ages
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About the Resort
Fujiten is a compact, welcoming hill on the northern foothills of Mt. Fuji with unbeatable views of the peak on clear days. It’s a popular choice for first-timers, sledding, and family snow play, with a sizable kids area and straightforward runs for building skills.
Why You'll Love Fujiten Snow Resort
Mt. Fuji scenery
Four interconnected zones to explore
Few places let you carve with such iconic views front and center.
Family fun beyond skiing
Kids’ Paradise and sledding areas for children
Kids’ snow park and sledding zones keep everyone entertained.
Quick access from Tokyo
Free shuttle from Tokyo
Around 90 minutes by highway bus/train + shuttle, or by car via Chuo/Kawaguchiko IC.
Snow History
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Ticket Information
Operating Season
December 20 - March 31
Weather dependent
Operating Hours
Lifts: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Night Skiing: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Weekends)
Current Prices
1-Day Lift Ticket (Adult)4,000 yen
1-Day Lift Ticket (Child)3,000 yen
1-Day Lift Ticket (Senior)3,000 yen
Access Information
Location
By Car
Tokyo→Chuo Expressway→Kawaguchiko IC→Fujiten Snow Resort (2hr)
Parking
1,500 spaces
By Train
Tokyo Station→Kawaguchiko Station(2hr)→Bus(20min)→Fujiten Snow Resort
Lessons
Lesson in Japanese
Ski Lesson : from 6,000 yen
Snowboard Lesson : from 6,000 yen
Travel Tips
🚌 Getting There
Tokyo Station→Kawaguchiko Station(2hr)→Bus(20min)→Fujiten Snow Resort
Shuttle runs every 30 minutes during peak season
🎿 Equipment Rental
Full rental sets available on-site. Reserve in advance during peak season.
Ski set: ¥4,200 yen/day • Snowboard set: ¥4,200 yen/day
💳 Payment Methods
Credit cards accepted at ticket counters and restaurants.
Cash preferred at some smaller vendors
🌨️ Best Time to Visit
January to February for the best powder conditions.
Weekdays are less crowded than weekends
Terrain
Course Map
Course Map
TERRAIN INFORMATION
Level Guide
Beginner
40%Intermediate
40%Advanced
20%Grooming Status
Groomed
80%Non-groomed
20%Facilities
Snowboard Park
Available
Back Country
Not Available
Resort Statistics
Gondola
0
unitsLifts
4
unitsCourses
7
coursesLongest Run
1.5km
TERRAIN INFORMATION
Level Guide
Beginner
40%Intermediate
40%Advanced
20%Grooming Status
Groomed
80%Non-groomed
20%Facilities
Snowboard Park
Available
Back Country
Not Available
Resort Statistics
Gondola
0
unitsLifts
4
unitsCourses
7
coursesLongest Run
1.5km
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about skiing at Fujiten Snow Resort
What is special about Fujiten?
Mt. Fuji views, easy day-trip access from Tokyo, and beginner-friendly slopes with strong rental support.
How to reach it from Tokyo?
Express buses from Shinjuku/Shibuya or trains toward Kawaguchiko with bus connections to the resort.
Best time to go?
Midwinter (Jan–Feb) for the best surface quality; operations rely partly on snowmaking early/late season.
Are English lessons offered?
English-friendly lessons may be booked via resort partners or nearby schools; pre-book on weekends.
What facilities are available?
On-site rentals, lockers, restaurants; check event/operating calendars for special days.
For more general questions (about money, culture, transport, etc.), please see our main Japan Skiing FAQ page.
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About Tak
I'm a Tokyo-based snowboarder with more than 20 years on the slopes. As a father of two, I enjoy riding natural terrain and side hits, and I'm passionate about helping international visitors discover the best of Japan's ski resorts. Off the slopes, I love family time, dogs, and soaking in Japanese onsen.
