Experiences

Amidst Hokkaido's captivating landscape, Niseko entices discerning adventurers to its world-class slopes. Famed for legendary powder snow, it offers a thrilling mix of top-tier skiing, stunning natural beauty and unmatched hospitality. The majestic Mount Yotei frames the pristine ski slopes, while the charming locale promises a fusion of culture and indulgence, providing the perfect setting for your alpine getaway.

Dine at Niseko

B B Q & G R I L L

Just a stone's throw away from the property is Niseko Sanroku Jingisukan, which serves up the celebrated Jingisukan or “Genghis Khan” style barbecue. Spark the grill, delight in the irresistible sizzle, and savour the delicious flavour of the handpicked premium meat cuts. What makes this restaurant extra enjoyable is you’re invited to take charge of the grill at your table, promising an interactive experience for all, including the little ones.

Sizzling BBQ at Niseko Sanroku Jingisukan

O M A K A S E

The brainchild of acclaimed Singaporean chef Willin Low, Roketto Niseko at Maples Niseko is an absolute must-visit. Swing by during the day for a bowl of hearty noodles and soup to refuel between your slope adventures, but as night falls, brace yourself for a total transformation! Their hush-hush omakase dinner is a real gem—the 10-course menu is made from the best Hokkaido produce and is sure to take your taste buds on an unforgettable journey through the region.

Noodles and Omakase at Roketto Niseko

C A F E

In the mood for something quick and delicious? Hop on over to Green Farm Café, one of Niseko’s most popular cafés situated close to your residence. Begin your day with their array of delightful breakfast essentials or stop by for some of Niseko's most delectable burgers and sandwiches at lunch time. Serving up an abundance of vegan and vegetarian-friendly options, along with freshly brewed coffee, this is the perfect pit stop whenever hunger hits.

Fresh Feasts at Green Farm Café

S E A F O O D K A I S E K I

Just a brief stroll away at Setsu Niseko lies the renowned Sushi Kato Inori, a hidden culinary treasure open only for dinner. Expect to find an authentic “ocean-to-table” Japanese kaiseki experience, to be enjoyed at the intimate six-seater sushi counter or the eight-seater private dining room. Sushi Kato’s chefs expertly create sushi, sashimi and tasting menus featuring the freshest sea urchin, hairy crab, juicy scallops, fatty tuna as well as local Hokkaido rice.

Fine Japanese Cuisine at Sushi Kato Inori

Explore Niseko Nature

  • Skiing and Snowboarding

    Have you really been to Niseko if you haven’t put your skis on? This is the perfect way to experience the famed Japan powder (Japow) up close, and there are plenty of runs to suit every level. Novice skiers and snowboarders of all ages can also sign up for lessons—just make sure to book well in advance.

    *Recommended for Winter Season

  • Adventure Parks

    Uncover the excitement of Niseko's trio of adventure parks, crafted for different comfort levels and offering an array of thrilling challenges. Spend your afternoon soaring amidst the treetops or navigating elevated paths through the forest. Remember to book ahead especially during the busy summer season to secure your spot in time.

    *Recommended for Summer Season

  • Snowshoeing

    Leave behind the hustle and bustle of the ski resorts and uncover the serene landscape of Niseko's countryside via a snowshoe adventure. Set off on a guided tour through enchanting birch groves, calm streams and frozen lakes, soaking in mesmerising views that feel straight out of a film.

    *Recommended for Winter Season

  • Cycling

    In the summer, Niseko transforms into a destination ideal for picturesque cycling trips. Get on two wheels to enjoy winding pathways through enchanting forests and embrace the challenge of occasional uphill climbs. With uninterrupted panoramas and open roads, even longer routes feel manageable and rewarding.

    *Recommended for Summer Season

  • Sightseeing

    Aside from being a renowned skiing and snowboarding destination, Niseko is also ideal for a laid-back day of sightseeing. Venture into the majestic peaks of Mount Yotei and Mount Annupuri or head to peaceful havens like the Shiribetsu River and Half Moon Lake.

    **Recommended all year round

  • Hiking

    Those who prefer to traverse Niseko’s verdant landscapes on foot are in for a treat. Home to Japan's exceptionally unspoilt landscapes, Niseko is a hiker’s dream come summertime. Whether you’re an expert hiker or in search of a leisurely walk, expect nothing less than stunning vistas at every turn.

    *Recommended for Summer Season

More Activities

  • Night Skiing and Snowboarding

    Think you know Niseko’s four major ski resorts—Niseko Annupuri, Niseko Village Ski Resort, Niseko Tokyo Grand Hirafu, and Niseko Hanazono Resort—like the back of your hand? Well, these well-trodden ski runs show a different face at night, so try out night skiing for a different—and exciting—perspective.

    *Recommended for Winter Season

  • Golf

    With three sprawling courses just a 15-minute drive away, Niseko is also a choice spot for a leisurely game of golf. Apart from offering a challenging playing experience, these courses also have a picturesque backdrop of birch forests, rolling hills, and majestic peaks.

    *Recommended for Summer Season

  • Snowmobiling

    Experience the thrill of zooming across Niseko's snow-blanketed landscapes on a snowmobile. Ride through its well-groomed trails draped in pristine powder snow, suitable for both intermediate and advanced riders. Remember to gear up for your safety!

    *Recommended for Winter Season

  • Zipline

    Hop on over to Hanazono Zipflight, Japan's longest zipline. This adrenaline-filled activity is designed for pairs and groups, offering two parallel ziplines on each course for you to glide through the towering treetops with a companion. If you're visiting between late July and early October, make sure to secure your spot for this heart-pounding experience!

    *Recommended for Summer Season

  • Snow Rafting

    Looking for a family-friendly activity? This is the perfect pick! Suitable for children aged four and older, snow rafting makes for a fun-filled day for you and the little ones. Hop into an inflatable raft manoeuvred by an expert snowmobile driver, as you swirl across Niseko’s stunning landscapes. This high-energy activity promises an afternoon filled with excitement and ear-to-ear grins.

    *Recommended for Winter Season

  • Rafting, Kayaking and Fishing

    Shiribetsu River is known for being one of the clearest rivers in the world. During the summer months, this natural gem comes to life and an ideal spot to enjoy a day outdoors with the entire family. Whether you’re looking for a thrilling white water rafting ride, a peaceful kayak or a relaxed fishing outing, the 126km river is perfect for all types of adventurous pursuits.

    *Recommended for Summer Season

Book The Setsumon

Embark on an enchanting journey through Niseko's winter landscape at The Setsumon, where a devoted team of concierge professionals curate your ideal holiday. Enveloped by breathtaking scenery and a vibrant cultural panorama, the destination has diverse experiences for all types of travellers, from hardcore adventurers to wellness enthusiasts and food lovers.