Mount Fuji Intermediate Skiing 2-Day Tour | Yeti Ski Resort | Departs from Tokyo
Sign up for a two-day intermediate ski tour at Mount Fuji on KKday now and experience the breathtaking Yeti Ski Resort! Departing from Tokyo, this ski resort boasts stunning snow-capped mountain scenery and diverse slopes, perfect for both improving your skills and challenging yourself. Professional instructors will guide you throughout the trip, helping you master your skills and enjoy unparalleled skiing fun. You'll also have the opportunity to meet like-minded ski enthusiasts and share this unforgettable journey. Don't miss this winter ski extravaganza!
Ski Activities
| Ski activity type | Ski lesson |
| Activity season | Winter |
| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Activity level | Intermediate |
| Transportation method | Transfer from meeting point |
Sightseeing Tours
| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Transportation method | Transfer from meeting point |
| Departure Time | Standard Departure (8-9 am) |
| Meal arrangement | Breakfast included, Arrange yourself |
| Seasonal | Winter Snow Exclusive |
Product Info
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-Solution Introduction-
Mount Fuji Intermediate Skiing 2-Day Tour | Yeti Ski Resort | Departs from Tokyo
- Departure date: December 15, 2025 - February 28, 2026
- Price:
- All-inclusive package (bus transfer, admission, 90-minute intermediate course) Adult/Child (two people per room): HKD $3499/person
- All-inclusive package (bus transfer, admission, 90-minute intermediate course) Adult/Child (one person per room): HKD $4099/person - Meeting time and location: 08:00, Shinjuku Station West Exit (about 5 minutes walk) Toko Mode Gakuen Tokyo Mode Gakuen
- Disbanding location and time: 18:30 Shinjuku Station
Yeti Ski Resort
Fujiyama Snow Resort Yeti in Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture, is a ski resort located at the 2nd Station of Mount Fuji (1,450 meters above sea level). It's renowned for its stunning views of Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay from some of its slopes. The resort's longest run is 1,000 meters long, and the slopes are uniquely designed to extend downward from the top visitor center, allowing you to head directly to the slopes after warming up without having to take a chairlift! Of course, all slopes are suitable for skis and snowboards. Trail A: Perfect for first-time skiers, it opens in October and remains open throughout the ski season. It's approximately 1 kilometer long, with a 150-meter drop, and is Yeti's main slope. Suitable for beginner and intermediate skiers, the upper half of the slopes are gentle and equipped with a moving conveyor belt (moving walkway) and a high-speed mountain chairlift (4-seater). You can enjoy the skiing fun with peace of mind according to your skiing skills.▼
Snow Course B: From the upper half of the slope, you can enjoy a great photo opportunity overlooking Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay. Suitable for beginners and intermediate skiers, the upper half of the slope features a moving conveyor (moving walkway), making it a gentle slope ideal for learning to ski. From the middle section onward, the slope becomes more undulating, allowing you to enjoy a relaxed and energetic skiing experience on the wide slope.
Run C: Suitable for intermediate and advanced skiers, with a steeper section in the middle, offering a variety of slopes. Because the Badgetest Level 1 ski certification is also held here, it's highly recommended for skiers and snowboarders looking to improve their skills. *The ski resort will be closed on overnight days.▼
Run D: Suitable for intermediate and advanced skiers, this is Yeti's most challenging run. With an average slope of 16 degrees and a maximum slope of 25 degrees, it's a challenging run that inspires the joy of overcoming obstacles.
90-minute Intermediate Skiing Lesson This intermediate skiing course focuses on teaching advanced skiing techniques and strategies. The goal is to enable students to ski smoothly on more complex terrain and slopes, while also improving skiing enjoyment and safety.
Purchase Notice
- The tour must consist of 15 or more people, with a maximum of 40 people per group. If the tour fails to be completed, the company will notify you 7 working days before departure to arrange an alternative departure date.
- The fare is as follows: Children aged 2 and above are charged the adult price, while children under 2 years old who do not occupy a seat are free of charge. (Each departing group can only have 1 free seat and 2 seats for children aged 2-5)
- Change and Cancellation Policy:
- 100% of the payment will be deducted within 7 days before departure
- Within 15 days (inclusive) before departure, a handling fee of 50% will be charged
- A handling fee of 20% will be charged within 30 days (inclusive) before departure
Reminders
The tour fee already includes the local driver, fluent Chinese tour guide and their tips, as well as round-trip transportation costs.
The fare is as follows: Children aged 2 and above are charged the adult price, while children under 2 years old who do not occupy a seat are free of charge. (Each departing group can only have 1 free seat and 2 seats for children aged 2-5)
The group must have 15 or more people. If the group cannot be formed, the company will notify you three working days before departure to arrange an alternative departure date.
Please be sure to arrive at the meeting point 5 minutes in advance to avoid delays in your subsequent itinerary. No refunds will be given for latecomers or no-shows.
The ripeness, size and sweetness of the fruit depend on weather and other objective conditions. We cannot guarantee its quality and customers cannot use the quality of the fruit as a reason to complain.
The flower viewing period may be slightly delayed due to weather conditions. Once the tour is completed, the tour will depart as scheduled regardless of the flowering conditions. Please be advised.
The venue may be closed for maintenance or repairs depending on the day of the event. This decision rests with the organizer, and guests cannot claim compensation based on this. Please note that if a restaurant is temporarily closed, fully booked, or otherwise unable to dine on the day of departure, guests will be offered dining options or cash vouchers.
Outdoor activities carry certain risks and potential dangers. Guests must assess their own fitness for participation based on their health and abilities when considering any activities included in or offered during the tour.
The daily itinerary may be adjusted based on the weather, traffic and temporary conditions of the day.
We will depart as usual even if it rains.
In the event of an accident due to force majeure or physical injury or death caused by unpredictable factors, the company's employees and related personnel shall only be obliged to provide all possible assistance, and the company and its members shall not bear any responsibility for the damage or casualties.
If the meeting time and location of your itinerary are changed, we will contact you via WhatsApp/Wechat/Line, etc. Please note!
Please note that in Japan, tour guides and driver-leaders have different responsibilities. For groups of 10 or more, a fluent Mandarin or Cantonese-speaking guide will accompany the tour (the guide will alternate between Cantonese and Mandarin; if the tour language cannot be specified, please refer to the day's schedule). (For groups of less than 10, only the driver-leader will accompany the tour; the driver-leader will only be responsible for itinerary and time management.) The driver-leader will speak Mandarin and can seek assistance from the driver-leader in case of an emergency.
Outdoor activities involve risks, so it is recommended that you purchase personal travel and medical insurance according to your needs.
FAQ
A 2-day trip to Yeti Ski Resort typically includes round-trip transportation from Tokyo to the resort, lift tickets, and ski equipment rental. Some group tours may also offer basic ski lessons or instructor guidance. You can easily book such tours through KKday for convenient trip planning and professional instruction, allowing you to focus on enjoying the skiing without worrying about transportation or equipment arrangements.
Mt. Fuji Yeti Ski Resort usually opens from late October or early November and stays open until early March or April of the following year. The period from mid-December to early March is when snow conditions are at their best and most stable, with ample snowfall and good snow quality, making it ideal for skiing. The Christmas to New Year period is particularly popular for experiencing Japan's winter ski atmosphere.
Snow conditions at Mt. Fuji Yeti Ski Resort are usually most stable between January and February each year. During this time, temperatures are lower, snowfall is frequent, and the snow quality remains soft, making it suitable for skiers of all levels. Although Yeti Ski Resort uses a combination of artificial and natural snow, the best snow conditions still depend on the annual climate. It is recommended to check the official snow report before your visit for the latest information.
The biggest feature of Mt. Fuji Yeti Ski Resort is its location, offering close-up views of Mt. Fuji. It has diverse slopes suitable for beginners and intermediate skiers, including gentle practice areas and moderately steep advanced slopes. For intermediate skiers looking to improve their skills, Yeti offers a challenging yet manageable sliding experience. The resort also has a well-equipped children's area and snow play facilities, making it great for family fun.
Essential personal gear for skiing at Yeti Ski Resort includes warm and waterproof ski jackets and pants, waterproof gloves, a beanie or helmet, and most importantly, goggles. Goggles effectively protect your eyes from snow glare, UV rays, and wind. Additionally, sunscreen and lip balm are indispensable to prevent sun damage to your skin at high altitudes and on the snow.
Mt. Fuji Yeti Ski Resort typically offers ski lessons at various levels, from beginner to advanced. Intermediate skiers can opt for courses focused on skill improvement, posture correction, or specific techniques. These lessons are usually guided by experienced professional instructors who can help students effectively refine their skiing abilities and confidently tackle different slopes. It is recommended to book lessons in advance to secure a spot.
The most convenient way to get from central Tokyo to Mt. Fuji Yeti Ski Resort is to join a ski tour that includes shuttle service, saving you the trouble of planning transportation yourself. Alternatively, you can take a highway bus to Gotemba or Fujinomiya Station and then transfer to a local bus or taxi. Some seasons offer direct express buses, so it's recommended to check the official Yeti Ski Resort website or transportation information platforms before departure for the latest schedules and routes.
Mt. Fuji Yeti Ski Resort offers multiple ski slopes of varying difficulty levels to meet the needs of all skiers. There are gentle beginner practice areas where newcomers can safely learn basic techniques. For intermediate skiers, there are several moderately sloped and wider runs suitable for practicing turns and speed control. While primarily featuring beginner and intermediate slopes, Yeti also provides some slightly more challenging areas for intermediate skiers to gradually progress.
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