Overview
Escape to Fujiyama Snow Resort Yeti, a winter gem at Mount Fuji’s second station in Shizuoka Prefecture, where Japan’s iconic peak frames a snowy playground for all. As one of only two ski areas on Fuji, Yeti opens early—late October 2025 with man-made snow, peaking with natural powder by December—and runs through March 2026.
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Choose from shuttle-only for flexible snow play, full ski packages with unlimited lifts, beginner lessons (1-hour basics like posture and turns), or family sledding for non-skiers. With 5 hours on-site, round-trip buses from Tokyo/Shinjuku (2.5–3 hours each way), multilingual staff (English/Chinese/Korean), and free parking, this ~9-hour adventure is perfect for first-timers, families, or Fuji enthusiasts seeking affordable alpine thrills—book for December 2025 to catch natural snow and vibrant Fuji views.
Why Choose This Experience?
- Iconic Fuji Slopes: Ski or sled with Mt. Fuji’s snow-capped grandeur as your backdrop—early opener (late October 2025) ensures snow, with B-course’s 1,000m flow ideal for intermediates.
- All-Level Access: Beginner-friendly A-course with lessons, intermediate blues, advanced blacks, and sledding zones—kids 4+ enjoy half-price rates, families bond easily.
- Seamless Tokyo Escape: Heated buses from Tokyo/Shinjuku (¥7,255 base) eliminate train hassles; multilingual staff streamline rentals/lessons for gear-free travelers.
- Budget-Friendly Packages: Bundled ski/lift/lesson options save 20–30% off gate prices (~¥9,000 for lift+gear); free parking and terrain park add value.
- Winter Magic: Late October man-made snow, December 2025 natural powder peak—pair with nearby Fuji-Q Highland for extra thrills (10-minute drive).
- Photo-Worthy Moments: Fuji’s silhouette, Suruga Bay glimpses, and snowy runs create Instagram gold—staff assist with candids.
Highlights
- Fuji-Framed Runs: 4 slopes (A: beginner-friendly, B: 1,000m intermediate, C: 25-degree advanced)—quad lifts and magic carpets deliver Fuji/Suruga Bay panoramas.
- Beginner Support: Option C’s 1-hour lesson teaches posture, safe falls, stops, and turns on A-course—English/Chinese/Korean guidance builds confidence.
- Family Sledding Fun: Option D’s dedicated zone offers safe tobogganing with Fuji views—perfect for kids 4+ and parents.
- Full Ski Setup: Option B includes skis, poles, boots (15–33cm), and unlimited lifts—hit the terrain park for jumps/rails.
- Easy Access: 2.5–3-hour heated bus from Tokyo Station or Shinjuku—free parking for drivers, multilingual staff for ease.
- Seasonal Splendor: Late October 2025 man-made snow opener; December–January 2026 natural powder peak—crisp 0–5°C air enhances Fuji’s clarity.
Pricing
From ¥7,255 per person
Includes
- A (SHUTTLE): Transportation, English/Chinese/Korean speaking staff.
- B (SKI+LIFT): Transportation, English/Chinese/Korean speaking staff, Ski set rental (skis, poles, boots: 15~33cm), Lift Pass.
- C (SKI+LIFT+LESSON): Transportation, English/Chinese/Korean speaking staff, Ski set rental (skis, poles, boots: 15~33cm), Lift Pass, 1Hr Basic Lesson.
- D (SLED): Transportation, English/Chinese/Korean speaking staff, Sled rental.
Note: Prices for 2025/26; child (4–12) ~50% off, under 4 free (lap-held). Option A excludes admission (~¥2,000), lifts (~¥5,000), gear (~¥4,000). Book December 2025 for natural snow; season late October–March 2026.
Itinerary
Standard Winter Day Tour (e.g., December 2025)
07:00 – Departure from Tokyo/Shinjuku (Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Gate Dome or Shinjuku L Tower Starbucks; 2.5–3-hour heated bus, staff briefing).
10:00 – Fujiyama Snow Resort Yeti (5 hours, self-guided with staff assist):
- Option A: Free exploration—snow play, admission (~¥2,000), lifts/gear extra (~¥9,000).
- Option B: Ski set (skis/poles/boots) + unlimited lifts—carve A/B/C-courses, terrain park jumps.
- Option C: 1-hour lesson (posture/turns on A-course), then free skiing with lift pass.
- Option D: Sledding in family zone—slides with Fuji backdrop. Cafe offers ramen (~¥1,000); terrain park open to all.
15:00 – Return to Tokyo/Shinjuku (3 hours; arrive ~18:00).
Note: Total ~9 hours; resort open 9:00 AM–4:30 PM. Times adjust for traffic/snow. December 2025 natural snow; late October man-made.
What to Expect
Board your heated coach at Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Gate Dome or Shinjuku L Tower Starbucks (7:00 AM), where English/Chinese/Korean staff share Fuji ski tips during a 2.5–3-hour drive through Yamanashi’s rolling hills.
Arrive at Yeti by 10:00 AM for 5 hours of alpine bliss at Fuji’s second station (1,300–1,450m): Four runs cater to all—A’s gentle slopes for beginners (magic carpet access), B’s 1,000m flow for intermediates, C’s 25-degree steeps for pros—framed by Fuji’s snow-capped peak and Suruga Bay on clear days. Option A lets you roam (admission ~¥2,000, gear/lifts extra); B equips you for unlimited skiing (rentals/lifts included); C adds a 1-hour lesson for novices; D delivers family sledding thrills.
Terrain park offers jumps/rails; on-site cafe fuels with ramen or Hida beef (~¥1,000). December 2025 brings natural powder (0–5°C, goggles essential); late October man-made snow ensures early fun. Return by 6:00 PM, buzzing from Fuji’s slopes—perfect for beginners (lessons ease in), families (sledding bonds), or photographers (peak shots).
Pre-Departure Notice
- Meeting Point: Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Gate Dome or Shinjuku L Tower Starbucks (6:45 AM arrival for 7:00 AM departure)—arrive 15 minutes early; lateness forfeits tour (100% fee).
- Confirmation: Instant booking with email voucher; specify option/skill level/shoe size (15–33cm)/allergies at reservation. December peak snow.
- Weather: Slopes open in light snow; heavy storms may close lifts (prorated refund, no full cancellation). Late October 2025 man-made; December natural.
- Health: Moderate skiing/sledding; no pregnancy/extreme conditions. Helmets advised (~¥500 rental).
- Children: Ages 4+ for slopes/sledding (reduced rates); under 4 lap-held. Lessons suit 4–12.
Good to Know
- Age Rules: 4+ for skiing/sledding; under 12 supervised. Lessons beginner-focused (A-course).
- Group Size: Up to 40 (bus); shared tour—solo welcome.
- Attire: Snow gear, layers, non-slip boots, gloves, goggles, helmet (rentals ~¥4,000 set, ~¥500 helmet); sunscreen for glare.
- Duration: ~9 hours; season late October 2025–March 2026 (December natural snow peak).
- Accessibility: Beginner slopes flat; advanced steep—limited wheelchair access (notify). Staff multilingual.
- Photos: Fuji vistas prime—staff assist candids; no drones on slopes.
- Sustainability: Respect Fuji—no litter; follow piste rules.
Reviews
“It was exactly what we expect. A nice comfortable ride to Mt. Fuji with awesome views of the mountain. It was the first time our kids experienced snow and the sledding was perfect for them. We had a blast.”
“This was an incredible experience. I would recommended this to anyone looking at doing a group tour to go ski on mount fuji. Our guides we awesome and spoke english ; korean ; Mandarin and Chinese and they were super helpful and friendly. 10 out of 10.”
“Great for beginner skiers and easy blue at max. Good service – not for advanced skiers but great for beginners and intermediate skiers.”
FAQs
When is Yeti open in 2025–2026, and how’s snow quality?
The season runs late October 2025 to March 2026—man-made snow starts, natural powder peaks December–January for better skiing.
Are lift passes or rentals in all packages?
Options B, C, D include lifts (B/C, ~¥5,000), ski (B/C), or sled (D) rentals; Option A needs ~¥9,000 extra for admission/lifts/gear.
Is it good for beginners or kids, with safety measures?
Yes—Option C’s 1-hour lesson (English/Chinese/Korean) teaches basics for ages 4+; sledding (Option D) is safe with helmets (~¥500) and staff.
What if storms or low snow affect slopes?
Light snow is fine; heavy storms may close lifts (prorated refund). Late October man-made snow; December 2025+ natural powder.
How long is the Tokyo/Shinjuku bus ride, with amenities?
It’s 2.5–3 hours each way on heated coaches with rest stops; staff share Fuji tips.
Can I bring my own ski gear, and how’s storage?
Yes—own gear saves ~¥4,000; prices fixed. Free lockers; staff check safety.
What dining options are near Yeti?
Cafe has ramen/Hida beef (~¥1,000); Gotemba outlets (10-min drive) offer katsu curry (~¥1,200) or onsen hot pots (~¥1,500).
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