Niseko Village

Ski resort • Japan, 〒048-1592 Hokkaido, Abuta District, 虻田郡ニセコ町Higashiyama, 温泉

4.1(304 reviews)

Embracing the Blessings of Nature, Niseko Village Ski Resort

Enjoy the Outstanding Snow Quality Slopes

Located in the grand landscape embraced by the Niseko mountain range, Niseko Village boasts one of Japan's abundant snowfall, allowing you to enjoy powder snow on the best slopes. There are also plenty of tree runs and off-piste courses for advanced skiers, providing thrilling and exciting skiing experiences.

Long Cruises with Superb Gondolas

Board the gondola from the parking lot and you can access the mountaintop in one go. You can fully enjoy the long course with an 850m altitude difference. There are also slopes suitable for intermediate skiers, allowing families to ski with peace of mind.

Other Fun Activities Await

In addition to skiing and snowboarding, there are plenty of other snow activities such as snow play experiences and snow monster exploration tours. With hot spring facilities, after enjoying the slopes, soaking in the warm water to relieve fatigue is also appealing. It is a diverse resort where you can fully enjoy sightseeing as well.

Magnificent Scenery of Slopes and Cityscape

A Quiet High-End Resort Area that Shines in the Evening Sun

The quiet high-end resort area is dotted with hotels, restaurants, and shops. The beautiful scenery of the sunset shining on the snowy landscape never fails to captivate visitors. The view of the slopes is also outstanding, allowing you to fully enjoy the magnificent scenery while skiing, offering a luxurious experience.

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Reviews

4(4 months ago)

Hailey Licht

It snowed every single day while we were here and it was so powdery! We were not used to how powdery it was and how smooth snowboarding was. When it came to the snow itself 10 out of 10! I will say renting a snowboard was a nightmare! Took about two hours, which was really disappointing. It is also super crowded so getting dinner takes about an hour or two. The snow itself: 5 stars Ski lifts: 3 stars. Took awhile and some of them close early. Rentals: 1 star Food/ village: 3 stars

2(3 months ago)

Terry Turner

Road trip to Niseko yesterday. Arrived at Hanazono at about 9am. A warm weather spell meant the snow was pretty wet and choppy. But the crowds!!! Too many people and not enough lifts! Looks like lifts have been decommissioned on Hirafu as well as a couple weren’t going and the pizza box to the top was out of action I suspect due to high winds. There is a new gondola and a super fancy hooded 6 seater at Hanazono though. But just too crowded to be enjoyable. I get that it’s Chinese New Year and this was probably the busiest time of year, but lift lines were just too long! First skied here in 2002 and had been back a couple of times since then but the secret is now definitely out. It is now getting too overdeveloped for the size of skiable area. Too many people and crowds waiting for lifts. I don’t think I’d need to ski at Niseko again unless there are new lifts put up or replaced.

5(3 months ago)

Akulova Elena

Breathtaking place with a lot of high quality ski resorts 😎 The powder snow - definitely the best in the world.

2(3 months ago)

Ryan Choi

Too popular, thus too crowded. Price more than double in February, and powder snow is no guarantee . Prefer less famous site.

4(a year ago)

Just visited Niseko Village and had a great time! Fantastic skiing, lovely accommodations, and friendly staff. A bit crowded at times, but overall, a wonderful winter getaway. Highly recommended! 🎿⛷️❄️

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