"A Japan ski trip is a dream for many, but the expenses required to get there, stay there, eat there, and travel around can seem extremely intimidating. German ski instructor Marius Quast broke down the expenses for a trip when flying from Europe, but the costs don't differ much if you're traveling from the United States or North America in general."
"Transport in Japan can cost between ¥5,000-10,000 (~$30-$60 USD) to get from Tokyo to major ski resorts, while a rental car costs around ¥15,000 per day (~$100). Budget accommodations, especially those around ski resorts, tend to cost up to ¥10,000 (~$60 USD), while luxury hotels can cost closer to ¥20,000+ (~$120 USD). Food and drinks on ski resorts are super cheap, with smaller ski areas charging around ¥1,000 (~$6 USD) for a meal and larger resorts charging around double that."
Flights from Europe or the U.S. to Japan generally cost around ¥180,000–250,000 (~$1,145–$1,590 USD), depending on season. Transport from Tokyo to major ski resorts ranges ¥5,000–10,000 (~$30–$60), while rental cars run about ¥15,000 per day (~$100). Budget accommodations near resorts often cost up to ¥10,000 (~$60 USD) per night, and luxury hotels approach ¥20,000+ (~$120 USD). Meals at smaller ski areas run about ¥1,000 (~$6 USD) and larger resorts about double that. Beer commonly costs around ¥500 (~$3 USD) or less. Overall on-the-ground prices in Japan for skiing are significantly cheaper than many European or North American ski trips while offering a distinct cultural and snow experience.
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