Winter
5 Tips for Great Spring Skiing
Mild temperatures, clear skies and empty slopes make spring a fantastic time (arguably the best) to visit Niseko.
Rupert Orchard
Rupert works for Niseko Central and returned to Niseko full-time in 2014, seven years after first discovering the resort's famous powder as a ski instructor. In between, he has worked in the ski industry in China and Canada, but in the end, couldn't resist a return to the resort that made him fall in love with the sport and the industry. Contact Rupert at [email protected].
Videos
Winter
This Is What We Love About Niseko United
Find out why Niseko United should be in your plans in winter 2016/17.
Summer
Videos
Summer Living in Niseko: Video
Highlights of the Niseko summer, captured in video by Niseko Tourism.
Winter
A Rare April Powder Day in Niseko
Late season visitors to Niseko get treated to a rare April powder day!
Summer
Videos
Preview the 2016 Boardman Niseko Classic!
Preview the 2016 Boardman Niseko Classic, Asia's first ever UCI Gran Fondo event!
Videos
Winter
Introducing the Hand-made Skis Designed and Tested in Niseko
Designed for and tested in Niseko. That's the concept behind Roko Snow, a ski brand brought to life by Niseko Adventure Center's Ross Findley, a 25-year Niseko veteran.
Videos
Winter
Local Photographer Captures Miharashi at its Deepest
Local photographer Glen Claydon took to Niseko's famous Miharashi run to capture some of the deepest turns of the 2015/16 season.
Winter
Season Update: 240 cm for January so Far and More on the Way
Niseko has enjoyed a sensational start to to 2016, with 240 cm so far and plenty more in the forecast.
Niseko Life
Winter
A Cultural Experience with Flavour: Find out What's Cooking at the 2016 Festival of Japan
The 2016 Festival of Japan will give visitors the opportunity to sample some of the curious, tasty cuisine on offer at Japan’s year-round matsuri.
Niseko Life
6 Reasons to Pick Spring Over Winter in Niseko
We love the stormy, snowy Niseko winter – after all, it provides us with some of the best powder skiing on the planet. But there are some things about the Niseko springtime that really can’t be beaten, and Tuesday’s blue, sunny skies and warm weather served us a nice preview of what lies ahead.