Winter has started with a colorful bang here in Niseko with late October seeing the mountains covered in a healthy dusting of early season snow. Is this a sign of things to come? Could we be in for a winter as good as the last?

Getting to Niseko is easy and there are a number of convenient ways to do so to suit every budget and itinerary. Find out more >

After more than 5 years, a complete demolition and rebuild, Hirafu’s favourite onsen is back in a new shape and form and better than ever. Read ON

Planning to explore Niseko's legendary powder spots? Staying in the peaceful outskirts of Japan's winter paradise means you'll need wheels - but driving in Japanese snow country is an adventure all its own.

Heli skiing or boarding is the ultimate on snow adventure for any true powder hound. Check out Heli skiing in Niseko here.

In Niseko the storms keeps coming day after day. The skiing is incredible but did you ever wonder where all the snow goes?

Sangaitaki Park is a great stop if you have time to spare on your journey between Niseko and Chitose, if you are visiting Kita Yuzawa or your ready for a coffee break.

March in Niseko has been incredible with consistent fresh snow and incredible music festival and a little sunshine for good measure.

Are you looking for a sumptuous dining experience that you can enjoy from the comfort of your Niseko Chalet? 81 Niseko have the ultimate offering, tailored to your needs.

Epicureans is a gourmet food, wine and ingredient delivery service bringing the finest foods to your Niseko accommodation's door.