Japan | ski Furano p.2 (with trail map)

In this Ski Japan series, we skied at Furano ski resort in the Furano zone. This is to give you a feel for what the ski slopes in this area are like. We hope you enjoy it and if you have any questions or comments, please feel free to drop them in the comment section.

[@claudeelementalist]

Absolutely great stuff! Your video is a gem especially for those of us who want to pre-plan our trips and get a general gist and vibe of the resort and town! Looking forward to coming over to Furano in March 2023 for some spring skiing! i'm sure other people will also find your videos very valuable now that borders have opened!

[@snowtasticday]

Thank you 🙏 for watching and the lovely feedback! I’m really pleased to hear you have found them valuable to pre-plan your trips. Hope you will have a great one and enjoy what Furano has to offer 💜

[@jeremysymes]

Great video looks amazing your footage is very smooth 😀

[@snowtasticday]

Thanks 😊 Jeremy

[@vincenty4784]

Good video to show tracks from the map 👍 I'm checking all the green ones

[@snowtasticday]

Thank you. The green ones at Furano are one of the best we’ve been to. Enjoy 💜

[@Kai-jm1kb]

Super informative, thank you!

[@wendycouper1365]

Brillant, informative video. Good variety of information for people looking at skiing in this area. Thank you.

[@dskadd32]

I like the way you show the maps. It makes it easy to follow. I'd like to ski there. Thank you

[@snowtasticday]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Glad to know it’s helpful so I can continue to do it as much as I can. Furano is truly an amazing place! 😍

[@dskadd32]

I’d like to do a day trip there from Tomamu

[@cmtang304]

Seeing the blue sky..it’s easy to tell how much you dislike going to Niseko where is always cloudy...the only attraction maybe Mt. Yotei and nothing else.

[@schannie333]

Thank you so much for the 2 part video! It really helps with planning our upcoming trip to Furano. In part 2, you mentioned that skiing across from the top of Kitanomine Gondola to Furano Zone is possible. Is it possible to do vice versa, ie ski from Furano Zone to Kitanomine? Would you classify the connecting runs between the 2 areas as green or blue runs?

[@snowtasticday]

Thanks and glad to hear it’s helpful! Yes, it is possible. I’d say it’s more a blue run than green but a strong beginner can still go slowly on a powdery day. Have you checked out our latest Furano video? The connecting runs are shown in the video (H1) on a powdery day:
th-cam.com/video/EMMQdzyy3Fg/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
(Timestamp is 13:28)
Hope that helps

[@itswindsor758]

Wow... Look at the delicious hot food at cafeteria. Wish our ski resort could learn from yours💕💕

[@TravelDrone]

I like your content, greetings 🖖❤️

[@snowtasticday]

Glad to hear and thank you 🙏

[@cikelangkawi9364]

I will be here next winter

[@snowtasticday]

Nice 👍 it’s a hidden gem ! Hope you will like it :)

[@LeiSalazar]

Hi new here.

[@snowtasticday]

Hello Lei Salazar Vlogs and it’s great to have you joined us here :)

[@pirocan1]

is furano zone steeper than kitanomine zone? thanks

[@snowtasticday]

Yes while both of them have variety of runs, the Kitanomine Zone is probably better for beginners with easier runs, and the Furano Zone, offering slightly more challenging trails. Cheers