Sahoro Resort Ski Area

Sahoro Resort Ski Area

Info

JR Shintoku Station → Free shuttle bus 15 minutes
Road 136 from Road East Road Tomam IC, 27km30 minutes via Route 38
600 units/free

Business Hours

Day: 9-18, Night: 16-18

Price

One-day ticket (including night game) 5800 yen (children 4600 yen). 4-hour ticket 4600 yen (child 3700 yen). Couple tickets (11 times) 4000 yen (children 3200 yen). 1 ticket 490 yen (child 410 yen). There is senior fee (1-day ticket, 4-hour ticket only)

Spot Category

Skiing and Snowboarding


Ski slopes with a clear sky rate that is said to be sunny


From the summit, you can overlook the endless and majestic Tokatsu Plain


Snow escalator installed in "Kids Park" where ski debut child is also safe


There are activities such as "Shibare Night Tour" to get into a snow-pressure car and see the full starry sky

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