About Niseko

Niseko explodes into life after the long winter season transforming into a natural wonderland. Wildflowers bloom, the rivers fill up with both trout and white water rafters, and the temperature rises to a comfortable 25 degrees. The local farms are in full swing producing fresh produce for the local restaurants. The perfect place to escape the summer heat and relax with nature.

Summer is the season of outdoor fun in Niseko. White water rafting on the local rivers is a great way to cool off and see the beauty of the area. The local golf courses offer great views of the surrounding mountains and are kept in superb condition. For the more adventurous, hiking the local mountains is a great way to get some exercise and the views from the peaks are not to be missed.

For details of the activity of Niseko, please visit this page.

Niseko is famous for the abundance of natural hot springs. Within the Niseko area there are over 15 different hot springs to relax in after a day on the slopes. Soaking in an outdoor bath with snow falling around you is an experience that is not to be missed.

The Yumeguri Onsen Pass

The Yumeguri Onsen Pass can be purchased for 1,400 yen per person. This provides 3 tickets that can be used at 15 different onsens in the Niseko Area. The pass is valid for 180 days so you can use the pass at 3 different onsens or you can visit a single onsen multiple times.

One ticket can also be used to visit the Arishima Museum in Niseko town.

Niseko is well known for its fine, locally grown produce. The town is famous for its potatoes but a wide range of fresh produce is grown in the surrounding areas. Most local restaurants use local ingredients to create amazingly fresh and delicious menu items. Aside from fresh produce, Niseko receives fresh seafood from the nearby coasts which means high quality sushi and fish are readily available.