Goisho Ski Area

Info

Address:

Gozaisho-dake, Komono-cho, Mie-gun, Mie

PublicTransportation:

Kintetsu Yunoyama Onsen Station → 9 minutes by Mie Kotsu bus, bus stop: Yunoyama Onsen/Goisho Ropeway in front of the road, short walk

CarAccess:

12km30 minutes from Yokkaichi IC on Tōmeihan Road via National Route 477 and Prefectural Road 577

Phone Number:

059-392-2261 (Gosho Ropeway)

Parking Number:

300 units/1000 yen

Business Hours

9:30 to 15:30

Price

Ropeway round trip 2450 yen, lift ticket 1-day ticket 2000 yen, coupon ticket (6 times) 1000 yen, one-time ticket 300 yen

Spot Category

Skiing and Snowboarding

The only ski area in Mie Prefecture

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