Niseko is a heaven for Yogis. Especially in the summer months. The mild and clear weather makes the perfect atmosphere for practicing outside. The explosively green scenery, mountain scenery, fresh air, and great produce add to the effects. Stay with us for your Yoga retreat!
If you want to ensure you are getting the best skiing or snowboarding during your time here then using a guide is key. There are now many guiding companies in Niseko to fill this need, but here are our favorites!
Take a road trip to Hell Valley, just an hour and a half south of Niseko. Enjoy the breathtaking volcanic scenery and relax in some of Hokkaido's best hot springs!
Are you planning a Niseko getaway, but unsure when the best time for you is? Consider February. There are many reasons why February is the perfect time to visit, but here are our top 5!
This national park is famous for its crystal-clear lakes, volcanos, and onsen (hot springs). Akan is wonderful to visit any time of year, even in the cold and snowy winters. Read more about our trip from Niseko to Akan Mashu National Park in late spring!
For international travelers coming to Niseko, visiting Tokyo during your trip is a great way to get a different perspective of Japan. Read Evan Wilcox’s perspective on his trip to Tokyo with a group of Niseko locals after all the snow had melted.
Where is “Niseko Town”? What is “Niseko Village”? Is “Hirafu” a city? And what is “Kutchan”? This article will answer all these questions and give you a better understanding of where everything is for your trip to Niseko.
Tubing, sledding and igloos! Enjoy snow activities in a safe area dedicated for small children within the walking distance from Niseko Landmark View.
