Niseko

Hokkaido

Niseko’s powder snow, wide variety of terrain and eye-catching views of Mt. Yotei, or the “Mt. Fuji of Hokkaido”, made Niseko the first big-name Japanese ski resort in the international skiing/snowboarding world, especially for Australians. Bordering the mountains lies the lively ski town of Hirafu, which is famous for its compact assortment of English-friendly accommodation, Japanese and International cuisine and nightlife. Alternatively, drive 15-minutes from Hirafu to the local town of Kutchan.

This world-class resort mixed with a typical Japanese town is a 2.5-hour drive from Chitose Airport or 2-hours drive from Sapporo, the city famed for its snow festival.

Bar Barunba

Eat and Drink

Down the slopes and down the hatch! After a long day carving powder, there’s no better place to thaw out and enjoy the night than the tropical and laid-back atmosphere of Bar Barunba.

Tsubara Tsubara

Eat and Drink

After a long day exploring Niseko, there’s no better place to be at than Tsubara Tsubara enjoying the best soup curry that the area has to offer. Originating in Hokkaido, soup curry is a delicious twist of the....

An Dining

An Cafe & Bar

Eat and Drink

In a land blessed by vast and sensational cuisine, An Dining, in the Niseko-Hirafu area, stands out as an innovator through their seasonally-changing and mouth-watering culinary creations....

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