"The Mountain House" Today's skiing is in Kitami. Are there two ski resorts in Kitami? There used to be one in Rumoi but I wonder if it still exists. This time it's probably Wakamatsu Ski Resort, most likely a municipal one. It should have artificial snow, but the snow quality is good. It got icy in the afternoon, but it's crowded, which is to be expected. The lift lines are short and the slopes are short too. This ski resort has very few snowboarders, mostly skilled skiers. For lunch, I had ramen. It's a ramen comparison at ski resorts. Yesterday was at Akanko, but I knew the ramen at Akanko Ski Resort was terrible, so I went into town and had soba instead. It was terrible soba, not losing to the ski resort. How about Kitami? There are three places to eat at this ski resort. Noodles are served at a separate building called "Mountain House". The salt ramen is 600 yen, which is good. I wish private ski resorts would learn a little from this. It was made in 5 minutes, but it's self-service. It looks like a disaster, but once you taste it, it's surprisingly good. The oiliness comes through. The noodles are a bit thick, just on the edge for me. Delicious. The menma without salt is tasty. The green onions are perfectly cooked in the hot soup. It would be nice to have some bean sprouts, onions, and carrots grilled. The seaweed is delicious. The gluten tastes good too. The soup is a bit salty. It doesn't have a strong dashi flavor, but the oiliness is a bit strong. The flavor is light and simple. Even though it's a simple ramen, it was delicious, including the price. 3.8. Now, eat during the off-peak hours and try to ride as much as possible while everyone else is eating. Will the strategy work?"