Osaka Mt. Rokko Ski Park & Arima Onsen Day Trip

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Departing from Osaka

Mount Rokko Snow Park

Recent Kansai ski experience: Professional ski resorts are just 1 hour from Osaka, making it easy to start your ice and snow vacation.
Snow park friendly to all ages, equipped with children's snow play area and graded slopes, the whole family can share the fun of ice and snow.
Mt. Rokko offers dual views, allowing you to overlook the city of Kobe and the panoramic view of Osaka Bay while skiing.
Experience a thousand-year-old famous hot spring, tour one of Japan's three ancient hot springs, and feel the historical charm of Arima Onsen.
Efficient one-day play design, enjoy skiing, sightseeing, and hot spring experiences all in one day.
Flexible packages are available, providing different snow play/skiing packages to meet individual needs.
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What to expect

Embark on a day trip from Osaka and experience the dual delights of winter. Begin your morning at Rokko Snow Park, the closest ski resort to the urban area in Kansai. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced skier, you can enjoy the thrill of skiing on professional slopes. In the afternoon, head to Arima Onsen, one of Japan's three oldest hot springs. Stroll through the ancient streets of this hot spring town with a history of thousands of years, and experience the famous Kintan (gold spring) and Gintan (silver spring), allowing the warm waters to wash away your fatigue. Within a single day, you can feel the passion of winter sports and enjoy the healing of traditional hot springs.

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