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Niseko Village

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Niseko Village, a jewel in the crown of Hokkaido's skiing scene, is a world-class destination that marries the thrill of winter sports with the serenity of Japanese nature. Situated at the base of the magnificent Mount Niseko Annupuri, the village offers a gateway to some of the most exceptional ski terrains globally, renowned for its fluffy, champagne powder snow that attracts enthusiasts from around the globe.

The village isn't just about the slopes; it's a comprehensive resort experience designed to cater to every whim. With its meticulously designed ski-in/ski-out accommodations, visitors can step out of their lodgings and straight onto the slopes. The variety of runs ensures that every level of skier or snowboarder finds their perfect trail, from winding beginners' paths to challenging off-piste adventures.

Beyond the skiing, Niseko Village pulses with a vibrant atmosphere, offering an array of dining options that serve everything from traditional Japanese fare to international cuisine. The après-ski life here is just as compelling, with onsens, boutiques, and cultural activities providing a perfect blend of relaxation and entertainment.

Hours:

8:30 AM – 7:00 PM 

Closed: 

Open every day throughout the year

Available:

All year

Minimum Age:

All ages are welcome

Fees:

Gondola Rides:

Adults: ¥2,000 per person (round trip)

Children (ages 7-12): ¥1,000 per person (round trip)

Infants (ages 0-6): Free


Hours
Monday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Phone
+81 136-44-2211
Website
www.niseko-village.com

The area

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

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What other travelers are saying about Niseko Village

Their beginner coarse especially one that makes you go above the hill is not beginner level at all. Even though you do couple of easy coarse, the beginner coarse on the hill is extremely advance. I never seen so many people walking down the mountain and not many ski mobile rescues either. Not the best ski resort
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Catie L
Dec 20, 2024
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.
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Terry Turner
Feb 14, 2024
It's off season and nothing to do. Plenty of construction on-going in the area in preparation for the ski season.
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John Tan
Sep 16, 2024
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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NA
May 3, 2023
Fantastic place for a beginner. High quality services, top notch staff and a mountain suitable for everyone. Fluffiest snow, very comfortable to wipe out. Visit the place around January and February.
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Royous Me
Jan 15, 2020


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