Just incredible flavor and ridiculously cheap!

A rest house at the ski area. There is a self-service dining area where you can eat Ezo shika curry, a nijimasu and ikura rice bowl, and other dishes. Prices are reasonable. They also rent ski equipment and clothing. You can leave the clothes you were wearing and your belongings in a free storage area, but it does not lock and there are no lockers, so you need to keep items on you and look after them yourself.

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You can have nijimasu oyakodon made with trout raised behind the ski area! I tried it because it is unusual, but the roe was small and hard to chew. I still prefer ikura. The nijimasu sashimi is delicious!

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A ski lodge that also rents skis and snowboards. It is a Showa-retro ski lodge with raised seating areas and plenty of seats, so it was easy to take a break. It is next to lift 6, making it convenient, and it was lively. The luggage and shoe storage areas can be used for free. (They are shelves without locks, so valuables are ✖︎) I rented skis, and they were well maintained and easy to use. PayPay and credit cards were accepted for rentals and small accessory purchases. The cafeteria and vending machines are cash only. (The machines sell drinks and light snacks) There was also a reception desk for snow activities (snow rafting).

Since the ski lodge next door is newly built, this one shows its age, but lunch costs just one coin, 500 yen. Add 100円 for a large portion. The menu is small, but the prices are fair. Of course, they also rent skis and other equipment. The taste is not bad either. Oh, the prices have gone up.

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