The main activity at Fujiten Snow Resort is skiing. Covering an area of 65 hectares, the resort features a total of 7 ski runs. The longest run stretches up to 1.3 km, while shorter runs are approximately 500 meters long. The slopes vary in terrain and steepness, catering to skiers of all levels, from beginners to advanced. A 10-degree slope offers a less challenging option for newcomers and families, while steeper runs of up to 32 degrees are suitable for more experienced skiers. Skilled players can also try to navigate obstacles like kickers, rails, and boxes. For those seeking a unique experience, night skiing under the shimmering, magical lights is also available.

In addition, skiing at Fujiten Snow Resort features Chibikko (Kids) Island, designed for families with young children. This area includes ski runs exclusively for kids, allowing them to learn to ski, enjoy trampoline fun, slide down snow tubes, or play in the snow and build snowmen.

At an altitude of about 1,500 meters, the ski area at Fujiten Snow Resort predominantly features artificial snow. Dressed in a pristine white coat, the winding ski runs weave through towering coniferous trees, creating a scene reminiscent of a fairy tale. On sunny days, the sunlight glistens on the snow, bringing the landscape to life. The white snow meets the deep blue sky, creating a clear and pleasant atmosphere. Notably, during the early morning and evening, Fujiten Snow Resort is not overly crowded, and the sunset or sunrise against the vast blue sky highlights the pristine, majestic beauty of Mount Fuji, offering unforgettable moments for overnight guests.