- Vertical drop
- 2,753 ft
- Skiable terrain
- 543 acres*
- Avg snowfall
- 433 in*
- Lifts
- 12
Editor's Pick
Kumagera for Furano local cooking in a distinctive old-barn interior.
THE FOOD SCENE
Plan meals around the two ski zones and the town. Restaurant Downhill sits beside the Furano Ropeway summit station; at the base, Hokkaido Tomikawa serves ramen. Kitanomine terminal has Furano Curry Jam downstairs and Cise upstairs. Seasonal service varies.
In central Furano, Kumagera offers local cooking in an old-barn setting, Tomikawa Seimenjo makes its own ramen noodles, and Furano Marche brings food stalls, bakery products and regional goods together. For a more scenic sit-down meal, Furano Wine House is a hilltop restaurant in Shimizuyama with local wine and cheese—not the winery itself.
APRÈS-SKI & NIGHTLIFE
Furano has several ways to finish a ski day without relying on a large nightlife district. The resort lists après-ski food and drinks at Furano Curry Jam and Cise in the Kitanomine terminal. For a quieter evening, Soh’s Bar on the New Furano Prince Hotel grounds is an adults-only hideaway with stone, timber and a fireplace.
A dinner in town or a meal at the hillside Wine House makes another evening option. Check venue service dates and arrange the return to your accommodation before heading out.
DINING PICKS
6 curated spots for eating and drinking at Furano
On-Mountain Dining
On-Mountain1 pick
Restaurant Downhill
Beside the Furano Ropeway summit station, Furano Zone
A mountain restaurant beside the Furano Ropeway summit station, with meals and a place to pause for a hot drink between runs.
Why We Like It
A practical meal stop while skiing the Furano Zone. Plan it around access to the ropeway summit area and the restaurant’s seasonal service.
Earlier guide details
Earlier menu idea: Katsu curry rice (pork cutlet with Japanese curry). Choose from the restaurant’s current menu when you visit.
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In Town
5 picks
Kumagera
Central Furano
Kumagera has served Furano local cuisine since 1980 in a distinctive old-barn interior built around regional materials.
Why We Like It
A Furano meal with a strong local identity, from regional ingredients to the old-barn interior and local sake in the basement bar.
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Furano Wine House
Shimizuyama hillside above Furano
A hilltop restaurant overlooking Furano and the Tokachi mountains. Its Western-style cooking draws on local ingredients, including Furano cheese, with local wines available alongside the meal.
Why We Like It
A scenic change from the ski-area cafés, pairing a meal with views across the agricultural basin. Arrange transport to the Shimizuyama hillside and check seasonal service before going.
Earlier guide details
Earlier menu idea: Furano pork roast with local wine reduction and seasonal Hokkaido vegetables. Choose from the restaurant’s current menu when you visit.
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Furano Marche
Saiwai-chou, Furano
Furano Marche brings together food stalls, bakery products and regional goods in a town market complex.
Why We Like It
A flexible town stop for a quick meal, bakery treats or local goods, especially when a group wants different things.
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Soh's Bar
New Furano Prince Hotel grounds
Soh’s Bar is an adults-only hideaway on the New Furano Prince Hotel grounds, built around stone, timber and a fireplace.
Why We Like It
A quiet adults-only evening hideaway on the hotel grounds, with a fireplace, drinks and light food.
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Tomikawa Seimenjo
12-22 Hinode-machi, central Furano
A town ramen shop making its own noodles and matching them to different broths, from rich miso to lighter soy-sauce bowls.
Why We Like It
A straightforward noodle stop when spending time in central Furano, with enough variety to suit different tastes after a ski day.
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Plan your meal
Check whether your chosen venue takes reservations or uses a walk-in waitlist. For mountain dining, plan around lift access and service times.