Shirataka Choei

Ski resort • ２８０１番地 Nakayama, Shirataka, Nishiokitama District, Yamagata 992-0802, Japan

4.1(91 reviews)

Kid-friendly

#Family-friendly Ski Resort

The Shirataka Municipal Ski Resort is a charming ski resort with slopes that families can enjoy. The resort offers courses for beginners to intermediate skiers, as well as gentle slopes for children to play safely. There is also a kids' space where parents can leave their children in good hands while enjoying the slopes.

#Enjoy the Relaxed Atmosphere and Natural Beauty of Yamagata

Surrounded by majestic mountains with no major roads or factories nearby, it is a quiet and tranquil environment. During the fresh green season, you can enjoy the snowy scenery of the Asahi mountain range, and from the slopes, you can savor the beautiful nature of Yamagata. The sound of the wind and nightingales is soothing, allowing you to release stress and refresh yourself.

#Affordable Pricing for Easy Enjoyment

The resort's family-friendly pricing is a charming feature. Day passes and hourly tickets are reasonably priced, allowing for budget-friendly skiing. Night operations are also available, offering the experience of skiing on well-maintained night slopes.

#Comfortable Skiing Experience with Friendly Facilities

The cafeteria offers light meals and tatami seating, providing a homely atmosphere for relaxation. There are also facilities for kids, ensuring a worry-free experience for families with children. Most importantly, the snow clearing of roads and parking lots is well-maintained, making access easy. It's a cozy ski resort where families can visit with ease.

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Reviews

5(3 months ago)

やまだたろう

I think it's snowing to some extent I came here because I was interested. Nearby ski resorts have little snow and most of the time it's icy slopes, but it snowed early in the morning and we had a lot of fun with relatively soft snow. The snow in the sledding area is soft, and it is located at the bottom of a gentle slope, so the slope is not that steep, so I got the impression that children could play safely. There's a big name ski resort nearby, but if you're coming with your family, I'd recommend a slope like this. It was a ski resort that was very relaxing, and I thought it would be nice to ski at a leisurely pace once in a while. The cutlet for lunch was also crispy and satisfying.

4(a year ago)

s yasu

I think it's the best place to quietly admire the spring scenery of Yamagata. There are no major roads or factories nearby, so you can just listen to the wind and the chirping of Japanese warblers while looking out at the snow-capped Asahi Mountain Range beyond the fresh greenery. Please take a close-up photo.

5(3 years ago)

Moritaka Takahashi (guzuguzumokkyu)

2020-2021 season I went skating a few times. It's a town-run ski resort, so the prices are very reasonable. Even if you go there with your family, you won't have to spend a lot of money (lol).The courses are both beginner-intermediate and intermediate-advanced, so you can have a lot of fun. Also suitable for beginners' practice. When the night game lights are turned on, a fantastic space spreads out. This is a ski resort that I would like to go skiing again.

5(2 years ago)

Ken H

The afternoon session ends at 4:30 p.m. Once the lifts have stopped, the night game will begin at 5:30 p.m. 1-day tickets and 4-hour tickets cannot be used until the night game. The snow is compacted while the lift is stopped, so you can enjoy the well-prepared barn again from night skiing.

4(a year ago)

Jr STIR

There is a dedicated sledding course near the entrance, so you can enjoy it even with children. Inside the rest area, there is one urinal for children in the men's restroom. The dining room had not only table seats, but also a tatami room in the back. It looks like the counter seats are by the window. It's the type where you buy a meal ticket and order, and the staff at the sweets and ice cream shop looks like the person who sells skewered konnyaku. It's nice that the ski slopes have pair lifts instead of rope lifts. There is also lighting, so it seems that there is also a night game operation. Surprisingly, although it was February and there was plenty of snow on the slopes, there was no snow on the roads or parking lots along the way (are they well removed?), making it very easy to get to.

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