Teine Ski Resort 1 Day Ski Tour from Sapporo (HTO Certified)

We had a truly wonderful experience. The guide was very enthusiastic and happily taught us how to ski, let us experience different runs, and was very professional in ski instruction, ensuring the safety of the players. This is a truly professional tour in all aspects of organization, from reception, guidance on choosing boots and skis, transportation, and ski lessons. This tour is well worth experiencing. We are very satisfied.

Guide: Xiao Shuai to Ski Coach Xiao Shuai: An awesome skiing experience, highly recommended! The luckiest thing about this ski trip was meeting Coach Xiao Shuai. I originally signed up for the course just to try it out, but I didn't expect to not only quickly grasp the basics of skiing, but also have a relaxed and safe learning experience, which gave me a whole new understanding of skiing and left a very deep and beautiful impression. As a beginner or someone with a weak foundation, I know the nervousness and anxiety of learning to ski, and Coach Xiao Shuai used his professionalism, patience, and care to perfectly resolve all concerns, making the whole learning process smooth and enjoyable. At our first meeting, Coach Xiao Shuai gave me a very friendly feeling, with no sense of distance at all. Before the lesson, he would actively ask about my physical condition, sports background, and learning goals, and patiently listen to my thoughts and concerns, instead of starting with mechanical teaching right away. He would tailor a learning plan according to my learning ability and actual situation, explaining step by step from the most basic equipment wearing, standing posture, braking, and turning, demonstrating each movement in a standard and clear manner, so that I could directly understand and easily imitate. For movements that I repeatedly made mistakes in, he would never be impatient, but slow down the pace, correct and guide me again and again, break down the key points of the movements in simple and easy-to-understand language, making complex techniques simple and easy to learn, so that a novice like me could quickly find the feeling. During the skiing process, safety is always the top priority, and Coach Xiao Shuai does this exceptionally well. He always pays attention to my condition, reminds me of the precautions during skiing, strictly controls the gliding speed and route, and protects me throughout the whole process, which makes me feel very at ease. Even the slightest safety hazard, he will promptly remind and correct, ensuring both the learning effect and minimizing the risk of injury. When I encounter movements that I dare not try, he will constantly encourage me, give me confidence, and guide me to overcome fear with a gentle tone, allowing me to gradually relax and try boldly. It is this meticulous protection and positive encouragement that has gradually made me confident and calm from the beginning, and I have made very obvious progress in one lesson, far exceeding my expectations. Learning to ski with Coach Xiao Shuai this time has brought me not only ski skills, but also an awesome sports experience. He used his professionalism to break my fear of learning to ski, his patience to help me grow quickly, and his care to protect me and let me ski safely. I originally thought that skiing was a difficult sport to get started with, but under his guidance, it became easy and fun, and I completely fell in love with skiing. Whether it is teaching level, sense of responsibility, or the way he conducts himself, Coach Xiao Shuai is impeccable, and is the most attentive and professional ski coach I have ever met. I sincerely thank Coach Xiao Shuai for his careful guidance, this ski trip has become particularly fulfilling because of him. I will still choose Coach Xiao Shuai when I come to ski again in the future, and I will not hesitate to recommend him to friends around me who want to learn to ski. Such a professional, patient, reliable and gentle good coach is worth choosing for every ski enthusiast! Learning to ski with Coach Xiao Shuai will help you avoid detours, make rapid progress, be safe and happy, and will definitely not disappoint you!

⛷️ Today's Skiing Summary: The "seller's showcase" and "buyer's reality" finally had a historic meeting on the slopes. Picture one and two, the seller (Da Ke'ai - Big Cutie) said it was a "cool skiing blockbuster," but I said I saw a "squatting-style upright fall, a 50/50 real-life depiction." Oh my goodness, I wanted a cool picture of myself, but it turned into Da Ke'ai getting cool pictures (a photography genius taking casual shots). As for me, the buyer's reality, I managed to stand upright, but I almost fell over. I didn't see any coolness, and my proportions were immediately humbled by reality on the snow. Then comes the short video segment. I had imagined a "snowboarding youth - cool close-up entering the frame," but when I watched the replay: hey, it's me! Why do I look like a sneaky thief, peeking out from the edge of the frame? It's all about strong participation but minimal presence. Then, I must solemnly introduce today's photographer - a 100% eyes-closed shot-taker. He seemed to be taking pictures the whole time but actually ended up with a pile of useless photos. (But I have to say something fair for the photographer: eight out of ten shots were with eyes closed, which is an improvement from the morning, really.) The remaining two were also brilliant: one with rolling eyes, one spacing out. This snapshot technique isn't something that just anyone can learn. Isn't that a talent? Until—hey? A good picture? Oh, I get it. The backup player entered the game. Sure enough, someone stepped in, and the world immediately returned to order. Coolness was successfully restored, no surprises, and no rebuttals accepted. Next is the MVP settlement time: a pair of master and disciple buddies who have punched each other and have a love-hate relationship. It's okay. Although the process was "punch-to-the-flesh," the ending was still happy - a super awesome expert and his Da Ke'ai coach. As for who is the expert? No need to say more, of course, it's me. Taking photos doesn't stop me from straight-lining down the slope (not recommended for beginners). I can hold the back edge steady, and I've already started to understand the front edge. This learning curve means the word "genius" is already written on the snow. Then, it's coach group photo time. Hmm, as it stands, it seems like only I have one. You ask who is the luckiest? Of course, it's still me. Not only do I have the only group photo, but I also found one hundred and fifty (currency unspecified), twice, while skiing. Yes, twice. Today's luck belongs to the unreasonable kind. Finally, to summarize: everyone in the group was kind and interesting. The pace was right, the people were right, we skied happily, and we laughed a lot. It was the kind of day that makes you think, "Ah, today was really worth it." And last but not least - the gift from Da Ke'ai (a pile of big snowballs), secretly stuffed in. If I hadn't noticed, he was planning to make me carry a bag of them home. The final key point: If you want to ski, go directly to Da Ke'ai (Ray), just go for it. Real experience feedback. The focus of taking photos is to record happiness, not a commercial template. It's all about archiving the joy of the moment. As for the technical aspects - under the careful guidance of me, this "genius player," he is no longer what he used to be. His growth rate is visible to the naked eye. He teaches seriously and interestingly, and it's never boring. As long as you can learn it, be bold and ask, ask like crazy, until you understand! Choose our Da Ke'ai Ray! Have fun and be safe, and he will adjust according to the actual situation. Pick our stinky, show-off Da Ke'ai! Word limit, so this is the end.

As first time skiers, this was truly a great experience for myself and my family. The tour was well organised, all in one package, and our English speaking instructor, Soso, was excellent. She was very helpful and so patient. She gave careful instructions and good hints while being so attentive with each of us. There was only 8 of us in a group, another family of 4, so being such a small group made it so much fun and easier to learn. I highly recommend this day ski tour especially for beginners and will use again on our next trip.

We had an amazing day at Teine Ski Resort! Even though we were hit with a blizzard and couldn’t use the cable car, it was still such a fun and memorable experience for the three of us. Our instructor was absolutely amazing — especially with our son Zach. He was patient, encouraging, and made Zach feel confident and excited the whole time. You could really tell he cared and knew exactly how to work with kids. Despite the weather, we had a fantastic time and would 100% recommend this experience. Thank you for such a great day on the snow!

highly recommended. family had a great time on this trip. Organisers are Chinese, but they catered well for english speakers only. Our guide and instructors are bilingual. Call out to ski instructor Blue - patient and caterers well to family with kids! He managed to teach both my kids age 14 and 8 (compete first time) to skill in a few hours and were doing the green run the next day. Much better value and experience compared to Threbo and Perisher. Photos and videos by the Blue were a bonus!

This was my first time skiing, and I was very happy with the experience. Our instructor was Brother Dui. He started by letting us try gliding on the snow with one foot strapped in to get a feel for it. Then, we practiced kicking off with one foot. The last lesson before lunch was practicing the heel edge traverse, but actually, everyone was still having some trouble just standing up at this point 😂. While waiting in line for lunch, I secretly asked Brother Dui if he had any tips for getting up. He generously shared his experience. Amazingly, everyone's success rate gradually improved when the afternoon lessons started! Brother Dui said that our group was progressing pretty fast that day. After the heel edge traverse, we tried straight gliding into heel edge turns. Even though we still often fell all over the place, Brother Dui would carefully observe our movements and tell us what to focus on for correction. Later, we successfully progressed to the point where we could ride the gondola. Brother Dui also took us down the slopes in stages, and we even managed to get on the gondola for a second time before 3:30 PM! Overall, this was a very good experience, and I'm looking forward to having a full ski season to learn how to ski properly. Finally, I want to thank Brother Dui for taking away our customers' fear of skiing! And for bravely enduring the -16 degree Celsius temperature to take pictures of us with his hands frozen outside!

Overall, my ski experience booked through Klook was smooth, well-organized, and very enjoyable. This was my first time skiing, and as a beginner, I found it easy to learn thanks to the clear guidance from my instructor, Blue. On Sunday morning, the staff greeted me warmly and helped me with all the equipment. Even though some of them were not very fluent in English, they really tried their best to assist me, which I appreciated. I was placed in a small group with a very kind family, and the session felt relaxed and fun. Instructor Blue was patient, kind, and always made sure everyone was well taken care of. A million thanks to him, and I highly recommend choosing Instructor Blue if you have the option. Just a note: ski masks, helmets, and gloves are not included, so prepare some extra cash. This was not an issue for me as safety comes first. I feel very lucky to have had this experience and would definitely give it 5 stars.

One of the best experiences we had in Hokkaido! Our instructor, Blue, was very patient despite the communication barrier—he did his best to speak English clearly, which we really appreciated. The transportation was smooth and comfortable, and Teine Ski Resort was a great choice for beginners. We also loved that the tour included a pictorial, which was an amazing bonus! The only downside was the additional cost. The tour itself is quite expensive, and we had to pay an extra 10,000 JPY for essential ski equipment like a helmet, goggles, head cover, and gloves—these should ideally be included in the package. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, but it would be even better with a more inclusive pricing structure.

I highly recommend Coach Jiatong. I am a novice skier with poor qualifications, and I am afraid of falling. My body is very stiff. Thank you coach for your careful guidance, companionship along the way, and patience. I was a little embarrassed because I was too clumsy, but the coach gave me full confidence and courage. I got on the car and skied for a short distance that day. I thought a novice could not ski on the car on the first day. Thank you coach for your encouragement, which allowed me to complete my life list. In addition, Coach Jiatong's photography skills are really great. He will also guide you in skiing movements, and make a novice look like a master skier in the photos. I am so grateful to the coach, and I wish the coach more and more students, and safety and health.