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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].
A study by digital advertising company MicroAd has revealed that Hokkaido is the top choice Japanese destination for Southeast Asian travellers, ahead of Kanto, Kansai and Okinawa.
Sanctuary Niseko will host internationally acclaimed yoga teacher Cat Alip-Douglas in Niseko from March 1–3.
Niseko Central and the Japan BBQ College will host the Snow Cafe later this month, where you can enjoy a BBQ and hot drinks around the fire!
An Dining is a newcomer to the Niseko's thriving dining scene. The restaurant, café and bar are housed inside Ki Niseko, Niseko’s newest ski-in ski-out hotel, which makes it an ideal venue if you’re coming directly from the slopes or simply hoping to take in a view with your meal.
Buying your own ski equipment can be a big investment, but can offer big rewards on the slopes. It’s important not to make any purchases that you’ll regret two runs in to your Niseko ski holiday. Here are our 6 essential tips for buying new ski equipment.
Entries to Hokkaido's premier cycle race are now open, which is set to be held on July 12 this year.
Darth Vader and his Storm Troopers as well as characters from the Disney movie "Frozen" have been featured in this year's Sapporo Snow Festival.
We're right into the thick of the snow season, and there are plenty of fantastic winter festivals and events happening in and around Niseko. Don't miss out!
Coming to Niseko in January just about guarantees you fresh tracks and some point in your trip. This video was taken earlier in the month, when the snow was deep and dry. We love it!
On the odd occasion the legs will let you know that they need a day off snow. Or perhaps it’s the sore head after a night that lasts a little longer than you were planning. Maybe you’re just looking to save the energy for a big night skiing session under the Niseko floodlights. Whatever it is, here are 5 great activities for when you’re taking a rest day in Niseko.
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