Hyonosen Kokusai - Yabu

Is it the most slippery on the slopes of Hyogo of the MacEarth series? There are few beginners, and I don't see people with relatively bad manners. There are gentle slopes to steep slopes, and many people are good at skiing and boarding. The facilities are a little old, but you can take a relatively new and relaxing break at the ticket office. There will be no problem if you use a restaurant other than "Takeya".

The first ski resort I visited for the first time in skiing. The equipment reminds me of the Showa era, but it is very good. There is a hurdle to get on the lift first very good. I feel that there aren't many people. Yes, there are so many "shining spots" I think it's because there isn't. Since this is my first time, I entered a ski school. The teacher also taught me very politely. (Cheap compared to other famous ski resorts) I went on a ski bus tour, but the changing room is small, so If possible, it may be better to wear clothes that allow you to change clothes quickly. Ski rental also felt cheaper than other ski resorts. I want to go again next year.

It is a very good ski resort if there is not enough snow. For pole training and carving, there are no Mt. Hyonoyama, kickers or items, so it is not suitable for Gratley, so please head toward the bee.

On weekdays, I went alone from the afternoon. I think the course is spacious and slippery, it will be a little annoying if you forget it in the car because it will be a lift from the parking lot to the main slope where the ticket office is located ... It seems to be forgotten so I will be careful from the next time. Personally, it's compact and very good.

It's a skier's driving range. There are many people who are good at it, so I'm looking at it from the lift. There is also a permanent (charged) pole burn. If you want to practice rough terrain (hump), we recommend other ski resorts. Oil will drop from the lift, so if you are new to clothing, it looks like this in the prefecture (laughs).

There were not many people, so skiing and snowboarding were very good. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced courses are well divided, and the line waiting for the lift quickly decreased, which was great. Equipment rental + all-day lift ticket is about 9000 yen.

I was blessed with snow this year, so I came to slide in the direction of Hatsubushi, which is close to Osaka. Hyonosen International for the first time in 30 years. There was no snow along the way and it was easy to drive. If you use the Kitakinki Toyooka Expressway (320 yen for the Tohsaka tunnel), which is free from northern Osaka, it's about 20 to 30 minutes faster and more convenient. The parking lot is first behind the toll collection point. However, the number of cars is small and small parking lots are scattered on the terraced fields. The higher you go, the more you have to go down the stairs, so it's better to arrive early if possible. The changing room was next to the rental house in front of the tollhouse. Here you will take the first beginner lift (a ticket-free climbing lift) to the slopes with the center house. On the way back, I basically go down the mountain with this lift. (There seems to be a forest road route down the mountain, but it was closed on the day I went) Arrive on the slopes and buy a lift ticket at Smile House. Hyonoyama after a long absence. There used to be a sense of sanctuary for skiers, but nowadays many snowboarders have come. Perhaps he was a beginner, there was a young man sitting in the middle of the slope and taking a selfie. A competitive skier skis next to it while practicing downhill. It's big here, but it's dangerous, isn't it? We want to improve each other's manners for coexistence. There are basically two lifts. Panorama and upper romance. There used to be another lift (Is it a champion course?) That goes up, but it was closed. The person who can slip moderately is one round trip of romance. The course is about 600m, but it's quite interesting. The slope is just right. It is a perfect burn for basic practice because it is covered with snow and is wide. Even longer courses can't be enjoyed on gentle slopes, so even if it's short, it's more interesting to have a slope from top to bottom. Even beginners can fully enjoy the panorama and family courses. It might be a good idea to practice a lot here and challenge your romance in the afternoon when the snow is loose. Only 2 of the 3 restaurants were open on that day. Enter the store if you have a patrol. It seems that I've only been here for a long time ... It was a Showa-style house, and I received a bowl set (1000 yen) and Tajima beef curry (1000 yen). It was delicious. Udon and tamagodon started from 5 to 600 yen. However, it is a little disappointing that no measures were taken against infection between seats. I wasn't worried because it was vacant on weekdays, but what about Saturdays and Sundays? What. It's free for ladies on Wednesdays, so I'm hungry. The parking lot is also 500 yen on weekdays. On the way back, take a leisurely trip down the road via National Highway No. 9. Compared to going to Gifu and Fukui, the highway fee is floating and the distance is closer than 100km, so the cost performance is the best. I took a bath in the hot spring and healed the tiredness of the day because of the highway fee. I would like to go there again this season while it is snowing.