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Yamanashi 山梨県

Fujiten ふじてんスノーリゾート

The Fujiten trail map, hand-traced run by run and painted in swirling night colours, with the numbers you need before you go and the fastest way there and back.

Fujiten is a ski resort in Yamanashi, Japan: 7 runs, summit 1,485 m, adult day pass ¥5,800, 3h20 from Tokyo Station, last way back 16:45.

Fujiten trail map (Yamanashi, Japan), hand-painted by Ski in Sky in the style of Van Gogh’s The Starry NightView full size ↗

Trail map of Fujiten, Yamanashi, hand-painted by Ski in Sky in the style of Van Gogh’s The Starry Night. It is our own painting, not the resort’s official map: check the resort for today’s open runs and lifts.

200m

Vertical

7

Runs

¥5,800

Adult day pass

2 easy · 2 intermediate · 3 advanced

Choose your line

Fujiten trail map guide

Who it suits

For a compact ski day near Mt Fuji, especially a group combining children’s snow play with short slope sessions.

Terrain to know

The official guide lists seven runs of varying difficulty plus the separate Chibikko Ai-Land children’s area.

How to read this map

Find Center House at the base and Chibikko Ai-Land beside it. Keep the children’s area separate from the lift-served runs when choosing a route uphill.

Sources: Source 1 ↗

This is a planning guide; check the resort’s current open runs and lifts before skiing.

Never miss the last ride out.

Getting to Fujiten from Tokyo Station and back

Last departure · Tokyo StationLast season

16:45Leave the slopes
→
20:11Arrive Tokyo Station
Fastest
3h20
Earliest arrival
10:15leaves 06:56

Getting there

From Tokyo, take a highway bus to Kawaguchiko Station, then the seasonal shuttle to Fujiten. Check the shuttle dates and departure times before booking the bus from Tokyo.

Source ↗

Every number that matters.

Fujiten lift pass, season and key numbers (2026-27)

Checked 2026-10-21. Every number links to its official source.

All 44 sources

Fujiten rentals and ski school

Equipment rental

Details are from the previous season; confirm current options with the resort.

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Ski school

Children’s lessons are listed.

Lesson languages: Japanese · English

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Safety record

Recorded incidents at Fujiten

We have no published incident record for Fujiten. That does not mean nothing has happened here: our records are incomplete.

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Mountain safetyEmergency numbers, resort contacts and official safety information

In an emergency

When you call, say where you are, what happened and how many people are hurt. Inside a ski area, also tell the resort (contacts below).

Today’s conditions

Current safety information unavailable. Check official resort alerts.

Ski in Sky does not have a live feed of avalanche, weather or closure warnings. No warning here does not mean it is safe.

Good to know

Fujiten FAQ

How do I get to Fujiten from Tokyo Station?
The fastest trip from Tokyo Station takes about 3h20. From Tokyo, take a highway bus to Kawaguchiko Station, then the seasonal shuttle to Fujiten. Check the shuttle dates and departure times before booking the bus from Tokyo.
What time is the last way back to Tokyo Station?
Leave Fujiten by 16:45 to reach Tokyo Station at 20:11 (2025-26 timetable).
How much is an adult day pass at Fujiten?
An adult day pass is ¥5,800 for the 2026-27 season.
How many runs does Fujiten have?
7 runs (2 easy · 2 intermediate · 3 advanced), up to 1,485 m.
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