Niseko Skiing Tour

2-Day Tour to Niseko

Niseko is the most famous ski resort in Japan, known for having tons of light powder snow, spectacular backcountry, and a large number of foreigners - especially Australians - who in recent years have been responsible for popularizing the resort area with the skiing/snowboarding community outside of Japan.

Day 1: From Haneda or Narita Go To Niseko

Day 2: Niseko Skiing

Niseko's ski resorts are all located on Mount Niseko-Annupuri. Three major resorts, Grand Hirafu, Niseko Village, and Annupuri, cover most of the southeastern half of the mountain while a few smaller resorts dot their perimeter. The big three are joined together with each other at the top of the mountain, and it is possible to ski between them, while shuttle buses connect them at their bases.

Rates Include:

-Accommodation in a hotel.

-Transportation and transfers

-1 bottle of mineral water per day

Rates Do Not Include:

-Transportation (from airport to Kyoto)

-Guide

-Meals Except Described

-Alcoholic Beverages

-Travel Insurance

-Tips and Portage

Explore More About Niseko:

Niseko is a town located in Shiribeshi Subprefecture, Hokkaido, Japan. To Japanese people, Niseko principally refers to a mountain range and a municipal area.

Niseko’s powder snow is world-famous, and there are so many ways to enjoy it! Skiing & snowboarding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, snow tubing, and so much more!

Niseko is most well known for its stunning winter season, with light powder snow typically falling from November to March. The main ski area is known as “Niseko United” and is made up of four interlinked ski resorts – Annupuri, Niseko Village, Grand Hirafu, and Hanazono.

Skiing & snowboarding in Niseko is undoubtedly the biggest attraction in winter. The combination of perfect powder snow and excellent terrain makes Niseko one of the best places in Asia to ride. Unlike many other resorts in Japan and Asia, off-piste powder runs are easily accessible to anyone wanting to ski the world’s best powder.

The ski area is one of the best in Hokkaido with long courses across the resort, as well as backcountry access via a gated system. The entire ski area can be accessed via an “All Mountain” lift pass giving visitors a huge variety of terrain to ride. Make sure to check out the Niseko resort maps so you can explore the entire resort.

There are so many different ways to enjoy Niseko’s powder snow. A huge number of winter activities suitable for both adventure seekers and families are on offer including snowmobiling, snow rafting, snowshoeing, and more.

Niseko offers a wide range of dining options ranging from restaurants serving authentic Japanese fare that flaunts the locally grown produce to a myriad of other establishments serving fusion, ethnic and European cuisine.