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Thai Actress Woonsen Loves Niseko

02 January, 2019

Popular Thai actress, Woonsen, recently visited Niseko and not surprisingly, had a fantastic time. We caught up with her to chat about her stay.

Happy New Year from Experience Niseko

01 January, 2019

Celebrating 2019 in Niseko.

Heavy Snow for New Year

31 December, 2018

Amazing snow news for Niseko for the new year!

5 Metres of Snow Already in Niseko

28 December, 2018

The skies have already opened with powder gold this season with Niseko's snowfall now reaching almost five metres.

What to Eat in January

27 December, 2018

Start the New Year with some sweet Japanese Kagami Mochi.

2019 New Year Celebrations in Niseko

26 December, 2018

Bring in the new year with events in Niseko including fireworks, sake and torchlight skiing performances.

Merry Christmas from Experience Niseko

25 December, 2018

We wish you a wonderful white Christmas in Niseko.

Mt Yotei - Six Hours Up, Two Minutes Down

21 December, 2018

As the saying goes, 'what goes up, must come down'. Well, that's certainly the case when hiking up and skiing down Niseko's Mt Yotei.

Christmas Day Dining in Niseko

20 December, 2018

Where to dine in Niseko during the festive period.

The New Frontier of Art in Niseko

19 December, 2018

Meet the new face of art in Niseko, Kiyoe Hosokawa.

Niseko Rules for Winter 2018/19

18 December, 2018

Have fun and stay safe on the mountain by following Niseko Rules.

Night Skiing Open for Winter 2018/19

13 December, 2018

Ski under the lights in Niseko with night skiing now open for the winter ski season.

What to Eat in December

12 December, 2018

Taste the freshest, in-season Hokkaido crab in Niseko this month.

Love Niseko

11 December, 2018

Singaporeans holiday-makers, Joyce and James, got engaged on the slopes of Niseko the past winter.

Night Skiing Opens Tomorrow

10 December, 2018

From December 11th 2018, skiers and snowboarders will be able to enjoy the slopes at night.

Eye of The Storm - a chat with Glen Claydon

07 December, 2018

Few people in Niseko have seen the resort develop and change over the last 15 years with the same perspective as Glen Claydon.