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Kamuro in Japan - a ski lift going down a snowy slope.
Kamuro in Japan - a ski lift going down a snowy slope.
Kamuro in Japan - a view of the mountains and trees in autumn.

Kamuro Overview

Kamuro Ski Resort offers not only thrilling ski experiences, but also a delightful culinary journey. Nestled within the resort is a popular ramen restaurant, highly appreciated for its delicious food offerings, particularly its chicken ramen. The meals are carefully crafted to suit the preferences of patrons who prefer light, non-oily food. The chicken broth-based ramen, a unique offering in the area, has been especially praised for its exquisite taste and generous servings.

The restaurant's service quality is commendable, with staff showing an understanding approach towards tourists, guiding them through the ordering process seamlessly. The food arrives promptly, enabling guests to indulge in their meals without delay. The restaurant's atmosphere is vibrant, often filling up quickly with eager patrons, offering an authentic Japanese dining experience.

The ramen dishes are a standout, offering brilliant variations on classic recipes. The white sauce chicken ramen and tantanmen have received high praise from visitors. The restaurant also offers a selection of beers, perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes. A unique aspect of the dining experience is the yuzu salt dip that accompanies the meals, enhancing the flavors of the dishes.

The restaurant’s decor is simple, clean, and bright, creating a welcoming and laid-back vibe that complements the hearty, warming meals. It's a small establishment, reminiscent of a traditional Japanese "hole in the wall", adding to its charm and appeal.

In conclusion, Kamuro Ski Resort offers a comprehensive experience, combining exhilarating ski activities with a delightful culinary journey. The ramen restaurant at the resort comes highly recommended, praised for its delicious food, commendable service, and vibrant atmosphere. It's an experience not to be missed for both ski and ramen enthusiasts.

Key insights

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Peak Elevation

454
Maximum skiing elevation
Max: 6767 m

Number of Lifts

1
Total quantity of operational lifts
Max: 165 total

Vertical Drop

138
Maximum vertical descent distance
Max: 3167 m

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Terrain Difficulty

Intermediate
56.0%
Beginner
43.0%
Measured independently from mapped ski runs — figures may differ from resort marketing. Terrain statistics are derived from OpenStreetMap data © OpenStreetMap contributors, via OpenSkiMap.

Features

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Traditional Ski Resort

A classic ski resort with real snow

Frequently asked questions about Kamuro

Where is Kamuro?

Kamuro is a ski resort in Tōhoku, Japan, at coordinates 34.3000, 135.5800.

How many lifts does Kamuro have?

Kamuro has 1 lifts, serving 110 ac of skiable terrain.

How high is Kamuro?

Kamuro has a peak elevation of 454 m, a base elevation of 316 m and a vertical drop of 138 m.

How is Kamuro rated?

ShredIndex rates Kamuro 77.0 out of 100, based on catalogued resort data and 4 skier reviews.

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454m

Peak Elevation

1total

Number of Lifts

138m

Vertical Drop

316m

Base Elevation

110 ac

Skiable Terrain

Best Time to Visit

36.1cm
Annual Snowfall
11 year average
Peak: January (14.2cm)
0.2cm
Nov
10.1cm
Dec
14.2cm
Jan
11.0cm
Feb
3.0cm
Mar
0.3cm
Apr
Snow Season (Nov-Dec-Jan-Feb-Mar-Apr)
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