Uncover the dazzling ski resort of Niseko in northern Japan, one of the snowiest places in the world.
Boasting a unique combination of weather conditions that deliver an endless bounty of crisp powder throughout the winter, as well as top luxury accommodation and facilities, read on for your complete guide to Niseko ski resort.
In its picturesque location below Mount Yotei on the island of Hokkaido in Japan, the award-winning ski resort of Niseko is one of the most popular skiing destinations in the world.
From the best runs, to top ski activities, restaurants, accommodation, non-ski things to do and more, here's your guide to your holiday in Niseko.
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Why holiday in Niseko, Japan?
Favoured for its immense quantities of fresh, dry powder and wide variety of ski activities, you'll enjoy 6 well-connected ski areas, including 61 ski runs, 12 terrain parks, awesome backcountry, stunning bowls, and lots more.
Niseko is Japan's best and largest ski resort so you'll find something for everyone, whatever your level of proficiency or interest.
For non skiers and children you'll discover everything from spas, to traditional onsens, adventure parks, galleries, shopping, snowshoeing, snowtubing, white water rafting, championship golf courses, mountain biking, fishing and plenty more.
Whether you want to ski, snowboard or just soak in the atmosphere, Niseko delivers the world-class facilities, legendary apres ski, foodie experiences and buzzing atmosphere you want from an award-winning ski resort.
With all the action centred around the four main resorts of bustling Grand Hirafu, sophisticated Niseko Village, chilled out Annupuri and family-friendly Hanazono, travelling around the resort is easy.
You'll find excellent connections with ski lifts, taxis, car hire and buses in plentiful supply as well as convenient transport links for further exploration into other parts of Japan. If you get an all-resort Niseko All Mountain Pass you can travel around the resort for free on the Niseko shuttle bus.
With Michelin-starred restaurants, traditional noodle bars, international cuisine, bars, clubs and so much more to look forward to at the end of an exhilarating day on the slopes, Niseko is a must for any avid skier or adventure seeker.