Yamagata Prefecture / Yonezawa City (米沢市)
Yonezawa Snow World
The Mizhou Ski Course is a ski resort in the city of Mizhou, Prefecture of Mountains. from Mount Mount 475m to top 800m, the height difference is 325m. In Gerende with 8 courses, you can choose the sliding and enjoy the sliding. With a maximum 2,000m sliding distance, one day sliding in Mizhou City can be considered.
- Number of trails
- 8 Runs
- Longest run
- 2,000 m
- Top elevation
- 800 m
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- Number of trails
- 8 trails
- Longest run
- 2,000m
- Vertical drop
- 325m
- Base elevation
- 475m
- Top elevation
- 800m
Tickets & opening information
Reference: The reference fee 2025–26The official manager:2025 year12 month20Day →2026 year3 month22Day →
Ticket types & conditions
Operator official 2025-26 ordinary lift 1 day ticket (up to 16:45) adult 5,000 yen, children (small 1 to mid 3) 4,000 yen. high school and college students and older than 60 years are 4,500 yen. unschooled children are free on board with the guardian. 2026-27 fees are not confirmed.
Parking fees
Free (for the previous season)
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Prices and opening schedules may change. Check the linked information for ticket types, valid dates and age requirements.
Facilities
- Equipment rental
- Available
- Ski school & lessons
- Available
- Kids & snow play area
- Available
- Snow Park
- Available
- There is no parking.
- Available
Location & resort details
- Resort name
- Yonezawa Snow World
- Prefecture
- Yamagata Prefecture
- Municipality
- Yonezawa City (米沢市)
Comments from YouTube
Comments shared on Naoki’s ski resort YouTube channel.
まさか米沢スキー場の名前が出るとは！ あまり規模の大きくないスキー場でしたが、民宿のご飯がめちゃくちゃ良かったのが思い出深いですね。3回くらい泊まりで行きました。また、斜度42度のカベがかつてはありました。
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Watch the source video ↗︎Never go to ski field vs. Never go to ski field