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Green Valley Kamuro Ski Area

グリーンバレー神室スキー場

山形県金山町

2026-2027 season information

Mid-December 2026 until early March 2027

Information status
Not yet updated

Green Valley Kamuro, often just known as Kamuro is a ski area in Kaneyama Town in the northeastern region of Yamagata Prefecture.

This ski area has one 580m pair lift.


A few tree-run courses are opening for the 2025-2026 season.


The year-round facility, which the ski area is part of, is known as Green Valley Kamuro. It is northeast of the main town area.

Mountain
statistics

Top/peak (m)

479

Vertical (m)

146

Bottom/base (m)

323

Beginner runs (%)

30

Intermediate runs (%)

50

Advanced runs (%)

20

Longest course (m)

1200

Steepest slope (°)

23

Number of courses

4

Ski area lift layout

Ski lifts

1

Ropeway cable car

0

Gondola

0

Quad lift (4-person)

0

Triple lift (3-person)

0

Pair lift (2-person)

1

Single lift (1-person)

0

Surface lift

0

Information

Normal season dates

Green Valley Kamuro usually plans to be open from mid- to late December until mid-March. See below for the actual opening and closing dates in recent seasons.


Normal opening times

Kamuro is normally only at the following times:

  • 12:00pm until 9pm on Mondays and Fridays

  • 9:00am until 9:00pm on Saturdays and over New Year period

  • 9:00am until 5:00pm on Sundays


Night skiing

There is no night skiing.


Tree run & cross country

A few tree run courses are opening for the 2025-2026 season. There is a cross country courses near base.


Families & children

There is a Yuki-no-Hiroba and sledding area for children by the base.


Lessons

There is no ski or snowboard school at Kamuro.


Rental

Ski and snowboard equipment & wear rental is available.

Lift ticket prices

2025-2026 season

Information for the upcoming 2026-2027 season will be added by December 2026


1 day

Adult: 3,300 yen

Child: 1,300 yen

Senior: 2,700 yen

4 hours

Adult: 2,800 yen

Child: 1,100 yen

Senior: 2,800 yen

2 hours

Adult: 1,800 yen

Child: 800 yen

Senior: 1,500 yen

1 lift coupon

Adult: 300 yen

Child: 130 yen

Senior: 270 yen

11 lift coupons

Adult: 3,300 yen

Child: 1,300 yen

Senior: 2,700 yen

Season ticket

Adult: 28,000 yen

Child: 10,000 yen

Senior: 21,000 yen


Senior High School students are charged the same as seniors.

Historical snow depth data

The following ski season and official snow depth data have been independently compiled by SnowJapan for publication on this website. Where available, the data is updated annually after each ski season.

First and last dates of recent seasons

2025-2026 season: 29th December - 15th March (77 days)

2024-2025 season: 21st December - 23rd March (93 days)

2023-2024 season: 29th December - 18th February (52 days)

2022-2023 season: 24th December - 19th March (86 days)

2021-2022 season: 29th December - 21st March (83 days)

Deepest recorded snow depth

2025-2026 season: 180cm on 2nd-5th February

2024-2025 season: 210cm on 24th-27th February

2023-2024 season: 95cm on 27th January

2022-2023 season: 165cm on 11th February

2021-2022 season: 190cm on 8th February

2020-2021 season: 160cm on 27th February

2019-2020 season: 75cm on 9th February

2018-2019 season: 160cm on 2nd February

2017-2018 season: 220cm on 20th-21st February

2016-2017 season: 145cm on 26th February

2015-2016 season: 145cm on 25th January

2014-2015 season: 220cm on 16th February

Resources

Weather & snowfall (Japan Meteorological Agency) [open in new window]


Introduction to the region

Yamagata Prefecture is located in the southwestern corner of Tohoku, facing the Sea of Japan. Yamagata is bordered by Akita Prefecture to the north, Miyagi Prefecture to the east, Fukushima Prefecture to the south, and Niigata Prefecture to the southwest.


There are quite a lot of ski areas across the mountains of Yamagata Prefecture. In fact, after Hokkaido, Nagano Prefecture, and Niigata Prefecture, Yamagata is home to the fourth-most ski areas in the country. However, many are small and have only one or two ski lifts (some of which are surface rope-tow type lifts).


The larger ski areas in Yamagata Prefecture are located in the mountainous eastern and southern regions, close to the borders with Miyagi Prefecture and Fukushima Prefecture.


The largest ski area in Yamagata Prefecture, by far (and one of the largest individual ski areas in Japan), is Zao Onsen in Yamagata City.


Green Valley Kamuro is the only ski area currently operating in Kaneyama Town.

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