In Japan, post-ski relaxation is taken to the next level with a slow soak in an onsen. 1. You won’t need your swimming gear. Unlike that hot tub on your last holiday, you probably won’t be bringing your bathing suit here. In fact, almost all Japanese onsen require you to be completely nude when entering.
10 Dec is early for snow in Japan. Better go to Karuizawa Prince ski resort where artificial snow is used and directly accessible by Shinkansen. YOu may look up the website as posted by Roger above for kids facilities. Edited: 6 years agoSpend a day in the snow with this Lake Kawaguchi and Fujiten Snow Resort excursion from Tokyo. After leaving the city, you'll travel to Lake Kawaguchi, one of the largest bodies of water to lie in the foothills of Mt. Fuji. Stop to take photos of the mountain against a backdrop of the lake, then head to Fujiten Snow Resort to sledge and play in the snow in a family-friendly enclosed area
Appi Kogen’s great Japanese Snow, Honshu. Appi Kogen, or Appi as its known, is a purpose-built ski resort complete with a grand hotel and a handful of slopeside villas in the very northern part of Honshu. It is considered an upmarket resort in Japan. With plenty of English signage and play areas for children, it is great for families too.
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It is easy to rent ski gear and winter wear at the ski resorts in Japan. Most resorts have multiple rental shops to choose from, and you can expect to pay around 4,500 yen per day for either a set of skis (skis, boots, and poles) or a snowboard set (boots and a board). Half day rates tend to be only slightly lower than full day rates. lzP55O.snow resort near tokyo
