St. Mary - Shibata District

The usage fee and rental fee are cheaper than the surrounding ski resorts. I think it is large enough to go with children. Children were crazy about sledding, snow hills, and fluffy air slides. It is recommended because it has good access.

・ It was good that the female clerk was kind and polite. ・ Rental ski sets and clothing are also cheap. (Approximately 10,000 yen for one parent and one child) ・ The lift guards will also make an emergency stop as soon as there is an accident. ・ Yakisoba (400 yen), a fast food restaurant on the 1st floor, is chewy and delicious, even though it is lentin. I want to go again ~

My child was taken care of by the snowboard school. All the staff are cheerful and friendly, so I could enjoy it without hesitation even for the first time, and my children loved snowboarding ^ ^ The condition is very good this year and I think I have improved. It's a ski resort with good access, so I think it will be very crowded on weekends. Rental may be lined up, so it's a good idea to leave plenty of time. Compared to other ski resorts, the lift kids fee is reasonable, and there is also a corner dedicated to children's slopes and sledding, so I think that the whole family can enjoy it. There was also a changing room and a nursing room ^ ^

It takes about 30-40 minutes from the center of Sendai and a few minutes from the Yamagata Expressway interchange. I can always see it on the way to the ski resort of Zao Onsen, so I was curious, so I hurriedly changed my schedule! Starting with the high-end burn from the top of the mountain with an efficient lift, I also liked the sharp intermediate burn and the slopes on the hillside! It was a small ski resort, but it was better than I expected and I really liked it!

It's quite close to the highway, so I think it's easier to access from Sendai than Izumigatake. The surrounding convenience stores are quite crushed, so the closest one at the moment is FamilyMart (as of 2022/02) right after getting off the Miyagi-Kawasaki interchange. For the time being, there are food shops and goods sales, but it is still at the ski resort price, and the taste is basically the heating level of retort pouch products. As for the parking lot, the parking lot in front of the center house costs 500 yen and about 50 cars can stay. There is a free parking lot in a remote place, but it is worth stopping because it is a god parking lot that is only 500 yen and a 1-minute walk. * If you go on Google Maps, you will be guided to enter from the exit (you can go if you want to go forcibly) * There is a charge available at an early time, but on Saturdays and Sundays, the charge parking lot is often filled after 10 o'clock. It seems that there are 5 slopes in total, but usually there are 3 slopes, and in many cases only super beginners / intermediate, beginners, and advanced skiers are in operation. People who can slip to some extent feel like they are advanced endless. I want to slip in the vicinity for the time being! It is for people, and may not be suitable for "people who want to enjoy various courses a day" like Abi. All lifts have no hood, so it's quite difficult on storms and cold days. There is a kids' land, so even small children can enjoy it, and there is a belt-type lift, so it is easy if you have a super beginner for the first time. You can practice at Kids Land first and then test your skills at the super beginners nearby. Izumigatake is quite steep right after the beginner's course, so it's definitely easier for first-timers to use the line and Mary. The lift fee is also cheap. Especially for children, it costs 1100 yen all the time, and if there is a case, it will be included in Kids Land. Rental relations are quite substantial, but it is quite crowded on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Also, the lesson is OK on the day, but it will start from a super super super rudimentary place. 1.5 hours system. In total, I think it's quite good as a ski resort that can be reached from Sendai. The road is definitely easier than in Spring Valley.