Rusutsu ❄️ In-Depth Guide to Japan's World Class Ski Resort ⛷️

Подписаться 11 тыс.

Просмотров 51 тыс.

50% 1

#powderskiing #japan #rusutsu
Hello everyone! We’re back this week with an in depth review of Rusutsu Resort, one of the best ski resorts in Japan! Rusutsu gets an annual snowfall of 13m (42 feet), and it’s also the biggest ski resort in Hokkaido. There is plenty of powder for everyone to enjoy here, and we break it down exactly what you can expect as a beginner, intermediate, or advanced/expert skier/boarder so you can make the decision if Rusutsu is worth going to. Enjoy!
00:00 Intro
00:20 How to Get to Rusutsu
00:54 Tickets/Rentals/Accomodation
01:37 Overview of Rusutsu + West Mountain
04:08 Facilities and Food
04:47 East Mountain + Winter Activities
06:50 Mt. Isola
10:30 Conclusion
🌐 Toyota Car Rental in Japan Website:
rent.toyota.co.jp/eng/
🌐 Rusutsu Shuttle Bus Reservation Website:
rusutsu.com/en/shuttle-bus-wi...
📍 Rusutsu Shuttle Bus Pickup Spot from Sapporo Station:
goo.gl/maps/bKiA9fbb2nC4US7F9
🌐 K Winter Pass:
kamori.co.jp/kwp/?lang=en
🌐 Rusutsu Winter Activities:
rusutsu.com/en/winter-activit...
Also check out our website and social media for more content!
🌐website: www.lostthenfound.me
📷instagram: / werelostthenfound
👍facebook: / werelostthenfound
🛒 Our Film Equipment on Amazon:
www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/...
🛒 Sony ZV-1 Vlogging Camera (🇰🇷 Only)
link.coupang.com/a/t6ZV6
🛒 GoPro Hero 10 Black Action Camera (🇰🇷 Only)
link.coupang.com/a/lulz6
(We make commission if you purchase from these links. Appreciate it in advance! 🙂)

Опубликовано:

2 июл 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 68

@erwinpaderanga2202 2 месяца назад

Sold! I've done Niseko twice already and I'm so excited to check Rusutsu out this upcoming season! Great video!

@lostthenfound 2 месяца назад

Great choice @erwinpaderanga2202! I haven't been to Niseko yet, but I want to go next time I get the chance to head over to Hokkaido!

@Fran_ku Год назад

this is one great video for rusutsu! keep up the good work~

@lostthenfound Год назад

Thanks so much Fran Ku! 😊

@paul-akers 5 месяцев назад

Great videos and that was great commentary. Super helpful. Thank you.

@lostthenfound 4 месяца назад

Thanks so much @paul-akers glad it was helpful! Hope you can make it to Rusutsu soon!

@TheSlipperySlope 8 месяцев назад

Great information and summary! Thanks 🍻

@lostthenfound 8 месяцев назад

Thanks so much! Glad it was helpful! 😁🍻

@marinevalentine2181 Год назад

My god you're living my dreaaam ! Love you guys !

@lostthenfound Год назад

Thanks so much Marine! 😊 It has been my dream to ski in Hokkaido for so long! I really hope you can make it here some day as it's really worth it to come here!

@howardlee7189 Год назад

Rusutsu looks wonderful. Thanks for the show. Regards

@lostthenfound Год назад

It's a really nice ski resort Howard! Also thanks again for always stopping by and leaving comments on our videos! 😊 We have definitely been making content that's all over the place to test some things out (very hit or miss! haha), so really appreciate you sticking around for the huge variety of topics. We are now finished trying out the "travel vlog" lifestyle that we started in November going to other countries, and I think we'll stick to more simple videos in Korea while we try to build our career. Hope you're healthy and happy! 😁

@Zachary_danger Год назад

Great video guys. Random thing I noticed, in some of the indoor shots you can see the lights flickering, this is because Japan has 100/200v power compared to 110/220v in Korea. You can adjust your cameras shutter speed to match the light flicker which will get rid of it in the video. You probably already know this but I thought I'd mention it 👍

@lostthenfound Год назад

Thanks a lot Zac! Haha yeah unfortunately with the GoPro's stabilization it sets the shutter speed super high to make digital stabilization possible so it's not very good indoors with light flicker (especially in Japan), but it's the only camera I bring when we go skiing so I probably need to make a custom setting for when we are indoors to make the viewing experience better! 😁

@ALEX-cs6vo Год назад

Wow man! what an amazing amount of snow! Envious.... I love glade runs 🤘.

@lostthenfound Год назад

It's so awesome Alex! Also glade runs are the best eh! It's cool how in Japan since the trees aren't evergreens there are no tree wells, and it's a lot easier to see the entire run because you can see through the branches. Pretty cool for sure! 😁

@snowtasticday Год назад

Great and informative video! One of my favourite resorts in Hokkaido ❤

@lostthenfound Год назад

Thanks so much snowtastic day! 😊 Ahhh I'm missing Rusutsu a lot already! It's so much fun!

@jonsvideolibrary5898 11 месяцев назад

Had so much fun watching your video. I was thinking of going to Japan for a month long skiing with my son and I guess Rusutsu will be it! Thx!

@lostthenfound 11 месяцев назад

Thanks so much @jonsvideolibrary5898! 😊 Can't recommend Rusutsu enough! There is terrain for everyone of all experience levels, and even if it's windy you can always find spots on the mountain where it isn't. Enjoy your trip there!

@justmartyking Год назад

Very Nice! The last time I was on skis was back in 1995. Was in northern Japan that time as well. Some of the best snow I have ever experienced. Look like you had a blast!

@lostthenfound Год назад

Thanks a lot Just MartyKing! 😊 Wow 1995 in Northern Japan must have been a huge hidden secret eh! I bet at that time there weren't many tourists going skiing eh? We had such a good time at Rusutsu! I had no idea Japan's skiing was as good as it is!

@crabandsteak Год назад

Amazing! My wife and I arrived to Tokyo today and headed to Yuzawa tomorrow to do some skiing. Next winter we will follow your lead and go to Sapporo. Thank you for these wonderful videos!

@lostthenfound Год назад

Thanks a lot crabandsteak! 😊 Hope you have an amazing time at Yuzawa, and definitely check out Sapporo/Rusutsu if you get the chance! They were both amazing!

@christalley6946 7 месяцев назад

Great video, lots of good information.

@lostthenfound 7 месяцев назад

Thanks so much!

@nelsonutella 6 месяцев назад

This looks so good! I’m heading to Rusutsu in February as an absolute beginner in skiing! I think I’ll enjoy myself!

@lostthenfound 6 месяцев назад

Wow nice @nelsonutella! You will have an excellent time! If you are an absolute beginner, don't sleep on Sapporo Teine either if you are staying in Sapporo. It's the perfect spot for beginners to learn, with some nice views of Sapporo too!

@eusebio2077 6 месяцев назад

Very informative video !! Full of informarion !! Thanks 🤝 ! A bit to expensive for me but still beatifull!!

@lostthenfound 6 месяцев назад

Thanks so much @eusebio2077 happy it was helpful! Skiing is such an expensive hobby these days eh!

@annazhang8943 8 месяцев назад

I was just typing my question… luckily 2 min into the video and I got my answer 🤩 I’ve been wanting to learn skiing and I am coming to Japan in Jan next year! So all I wanted to know was if there was any special areas for absolute beginners! Thanks! Enjoyed watching your video 😊

@lostthenfound 8 месяцев назад

Thanks so much! Hope you have a wonderful trip to Hokkaido! (It's amazing 😁)

@anatolyex 7 месяцев назад

I liked Rusutsu .Skied Niseko as well. One day will do it again

@lostthenfound 7 месяцев назад

Rusutsu is amazing! Would love to check out Niseko some day too!

@eliastv5498 Год назад

A step up from Korea... Very gentle and peaceful runs. Anyone can ride in Japan due to it's friendly nature and it is budget friendly. Great for beginners and intermediate riders. Great for families with children. Would love to see your skills in the alps or the rockies but those are definitely a lot more expensive.

@lostthenfound Год назад

The ski hills in Hokkaido are definitely amazing and they get a lot of snow! As a skier that's the #1 thing I miss when living in Korea, but at least it's not too far to get what I'm looking for. I would absolutely love to ski the alps some day! I heard that not as many people in Europe ski off piste (off the groomed runs) so I really want to see if that's true or not. Also there are just so many ski hills that it would be cool to check out. If only money wasn't a limitation eh!

@eliastv5498 Год назад

@@lostthenfound I'm rooting for your channel's success so you can eventually fulfill it! Bring us along too! There are also some great options in the high Tatras and over in Eastern Europe.

@lostthenfound Год назад

Thanks so much man! I've never heard of the High Tatras but I just did a Google search and they look stunning! Definitely going to add it to the bucket list!

@eliastv5498 Год назад

@@lostthenfound Ever heard of a thing call the Witcher? Yeah, those are the high Tatras, basically. Extremely epic! Carpathians are in a league of their own too!

@zaviwaher9536 Год назад

Good video, have you skied in other places in Japan? I am curious how it compares to Niseko, Hakuba, Nozawa etc

@lostthenfound Год назад

Thanks so much zaviwaher! 😊 Have only skied Sapporo Teine other than Rusutsu. Was planning on hitting up Niseko but the trip got cut short unfortunately. I've heard Rusutsu has less people overall than Niseko though, and the terrain is definitely more than enough to have a great time!

@blade1535 7 месяцев назад

Started going to Rusutsu in the early 2000s and it was a hidden gem then. Went around 6 times and stopped going about 8 years ago as the foreign crowds got too big for my preferences. Now that the epic pass covers the mountain I search elsewhere. It was once my favourite ski spot in Japan.

@lostthenfound 7 месяцев назад

It must have been amazing back in the early 2000s for sure! Its definitely a lot harder to find spots with good snow that aren't overcrowded these days eh?

@wenjingdeng6102 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for the video! For rentals, did you book in advance or were you able to get them when you got to the resort? Also, were there different options for snowboards or multiple different rental stores? I'm planning a trip to Rusutsu in February and trying to decide if I should bring gear or rent!

@lostthenfound 10 месяцев назад

Thanks a lot @wenjingdeng6102! We didn't rent gear at Rusutsu, so I only know the basic information you can find on the website here: rusutsu.com/en/ski-rentals/ I didn't see any ski/snowboard shops nearby Rusutsu either except for the official resort one, so you might have to look at renting gear in Sapporo and compare the prices. All the best with your trip! You will have a blast!

@chickencow_me Год назад

Hey Matt , I read that the shuttle bus is chargeable from airport , but it free from Sapporo.

@lostthenfound Год назад

Hey Philip! That's right it looks like the bus from the airport is ¥3,500 one way, but it's only ¥1,100 to take the train (35 minutes) to Sapporo station and then take the free bus from there!

@meryemsalim9569 Год назад

From pomsori

@chungus_bombadil3560 6 месяцев назад

I'm planning a trip for next month, would you say Kiroro or Rusutsu is better for mediocre/intermediate riders?

@lostthenfound 6 месяцев назад

Hey @chungus_bombadil3560 I haven't been to Kiroro but I checked out the trail map and it looks like it's smaller than Rusutsu, but it'll be similar for intermediate riders. Check out this site that compares them nisade.com/news/a-quick-guide-to-four-best-hokkaido-ski-resorts and also consider Sapporo Teine as it's really close to Sapporo and very easy to get to.

@chungus_bombadil3560 6 месяцев назад

@lostthenfound thank you! That's actually legitimately helpful, you're the best!

@hanrykuo6448 5 месяцев назад

How much time is needed to get from west to east to isola? Thanks

@lostthenfound 5 месяцев назад

It takes about 20 minutes from West to East, and then another 30 minutes or so to Isola.

@hanrykuo6448 5 месяцев назад

Thanks..you mean by the lifts right?

@lostthenfound 5 месяцев назад

Yeah that's right @hanrykuo6448.

@Mprzij Месяц назад

Do you think Japan is better for life or Korea? Generally

@lostthenfound Месяц назад

They have many similarities but they are also very different countries @Mprzij. I haven't lived in Japan, but from traveling there over 10 times I'd say it's more for those who want to live in a very organized and structured society that's very polite and that keeps to themselves a lot. It seems like the perfect country for introverts. But I've heard that finding housing as a foreigner in Japan is also a bit of a challenge because a lot of buildings don't allow them. The food in Japan is also easier to eat for most people around the world. Korea on the other hand is an incredibly fast paced country that developed at a rapid rate, so some things are still stuck in the past (sewage, garbage disposal, reckless driving), but the people in general are very approachable and accommodating. Instead of keeping to themselves, people are more likely to speak honestly about what they like/don't like, and they are more likely to talk to strangers here. Korea is also a lot more flexible when it comes to the laws and the rules (which has positives and negatives). Also Korean food is quite exotic for a lot of people around the world, and I find that people either love it or they hate it.

@baganaakh 6 месяцев назад

which month is this January ? I planing going on march

@lostthenfound 6 месяцев назад

Yeah this video was shot in January. In March there should be a similar amount of snowfall I think, but it might be a little warmer overall. It'll be a great time though!

@matthewcheung5136 10 месяцев назад

Which month did you guys visit?

@lostthenfound 10 месяцев назад

We visited in January, which tends to get the most precipitation in the winter judging by this: www.statista.com/statistics/1243584/japan-monthly-rainfall-sapporo/

@davdw8907 Год назад

Isn't Niseko the biggest resort in Hokkaido ?

@lostthenfound Год назад

Niseko would overall be the biggest, but since it's actually 4 different resorts on one mountain, Rusutsu is the "official" largest resort in Hokkaido. Kind of funny how it works eh! 😁