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Niseko physio has a staff of Australian trained physios specialising in the management of snow sports injuries. The team has a vast experience in assessing and managing injuries to English speaking visitors in Japan. And while we hope you don’t get injured its comforting to know that Niseko Physio is just a few steps away.

Open daily
08.00 AM - 08.00PM

Rhythm Japan has been in operation since 2005. Since that time it has grown to become one of Niseko leading snow sports stores, known for providing excellent customer service along with the latest in premium snow sports equipment. The new Rhythm Base opened in 2019 and is located only 100m from the Hirafu Gondola, stocking the world’s most reputable ski and snowboard brands for customers to both rent and buy. If some shopping fun is what you are after, browse and buy from the most extensive range of ski and snowboard equipment in the region. And good news for the coffee lovers: the new store includes a Rhythm and Beans coffee counter, so you can shop till you drop, then re-energise with an expresso.

Open Hours: Dec - Mar,
Open daily
08.00 AM - 10.00 PM

With the NAC building just 300 meters from the Hotel it is worth a visit to check out their indoor climbing wall, Kids Garden and find out about the Adventure Park. NAC was the first company to start providing adventure tours in Hokkaido. It is still the largest adventure company in Japan today.

Open daily
08.00 AM to 09.00 PM

Niseko international clinic is a walk-in clinic & pharmacy with onsite X-ray, ultrasound and laboratory facilities. The team will provide urgent care and primary care covering a wide range of illness and injuries for both adults and children. The medical team welcome people in need from all over the world.

Hangetsu lake is a volcanic lake located at the west foot of Mount Yotei. The name of the lake means half-moon and describes the shape from above - a fat crescent moon. Located a 10 minute drive from the hotel, the lake is beautiful in all seasons and has a 3km loop trail used for hiking, walking and nature trips. The trail is good for all fitness levels - you’ll need snowshoes in winter.

For those searching for things to do in Niseko, Mishima-san’s Garden offers both relaxation and inspiration. Nestled in the breathtaking landscape of Niseko, Hokkaido, this serene retreat perfectly showcases the essence of Japanese gardening. It’s an ideal destination for anyone looking to explore Niseko natural beauty.

As one of Niseko top attractions, Mishima-san’s Garden reflects the traditional art of Japanese landscaping, where every element is thoughtfully arranged to create a harmonious balance between nature and design.
Plan your visit to Mishima-san’s Garden in Niseko, Japan, and discover why this beautiful garden is one of the top attractions in Hokkaido. Whether you’re on a Niseko holiday or a day trip, don’t miss the opportunity to experience the peaceful charm of this Japanese garden. Located just a 15-minute drive from the hotel (8.5 km away).

Niseko village golf course is one of Hokkaido’s top golf courses with long manicured fairways, deep yet playable bunkers and greens prepared to perfection. Resort golf at its best, this par 73 and 6,845 yard course is suited to all levels of golfers.

Open daily
07.00 AM - 04.30 PM

Shu ogawara museum of art is located in Kutchan town, a 10-minute drive from the hotel. This is a memorial to the Kutchan-born acclaimed artist Ogawara Shu 1911-2002. It is worth spending a few hours here viewing the colourful art pieces in a gallery that exudes a peaceful atmosphere be design and architecture. It is also surrounded by the picturesque backdrop of Niseko’s landscape and the wonderfully ever present Mt Yotei.

Open Hours: Wednesday - Monday
09.00 AM - 09.00 PM

Hanazono golf course is a great Golf Course 15 minutes from the Hotel, set in a stunning natural setting with outstanding water features and stunning mountain views. This is a wonderful par 72 golf course, rewarded by the use of the private Onsen after your round.

Niseko golf course is one of Hokkaido’s most difficult and strategic courses, and was designed by world-renowned Arnold Palmer. A par 72 and 6,805 yard course, first tee is a mere 20-minute drive from Niseko Village. The signature par 3, 5-hole is an undulating, slightly elevated green guarded by bunkers and water that demands an accurate drive to avoid out of bound areas lurking close to the fairways.

Open hours: Summer - Open daily
07.30 AM - 03.00 PM

Fukidashi park is a 20-minute drive from the hotel and is one source of spring water at the foot of Mt. Yotei. The park has become revered as a “holy place” by visitors going back to the original pioneers and is enjoyed for its beauty and peaceful environment. Take a walk through the green park during summer or when it’s covered in a blanket of snow during winter, and enjoy the blessed icy spring water from the mountain.

Open daily
Open 24 hours

Otaru is a Historical port town one hours drive North of Niseko and famous for its beautifully preserved canal area and interesting herring mansions. Once the trade centre of colonial Hokkaido and known as the “Northern Wall Street” for of its flourishing economy and busy waterways, but now bustling with travellers not merchants; and the stone buildings that once stored goods are harbour museums, stores, and trendy eateries. Otaru is a romantic city filled with exotic history.

The Shiribetsu River, flowing through the heart of Niseko, is one of Japan’s clearest rivers and a top destination for summer rafting adventures. Stretching 126 km, it offers a mix of thrilling whitewater rapids and calm scenic sections, making it perfect for both adrenaline seekers and families. As the snow melts in spring, the river comes to life, providing unforgettable rafting tours surrounded by stunning natural landscapes. It’s a must-visit spot for outdoor enthusiasts looking to experience a different side of Niseko beyond the winter slopes.

Shinsen Numa Marsh is one of the most scenic spots in the Niseko area, renowned for its tranquil beauty and seasonal charm. A well-maintained wooden path makes the 20-minute walk from the parking area easy and enjoyable, offering views of alpine flora and the peaceful reflection of the sky on the still waters. The marsh is surrounded by untouched nature, and from the observatory, visitors can take in panoramic views of the Sea of Japan and the Shakotan mountain range. It's the perfect place for a relaxing nature stroll.

Lake Toya is a breathtaking lake located less than an hour’s drive from our hotel, offering a peaceful escape with panoramic views of Mt. Yotei, Mt. Usu, and Showa Shinzan. Surrounded by hot spring towns and rich in natural beauty, the lake is ideal for scenic cruises, onsen bathing, and outdoor activities like canoeing, park golf, and hiking. Visitors can explore the central Nakajima Island by boat, enjoy art at the lakeside sculpture park, or take in stunning views from the Silo Observatory. The area comes alive in the evenings with the Lake Toya Fireworks Festival, held nightly from late April to October.

The largest and most popular ski resort in Niseko, known for its world-class powder snow and lively village atmosphere. Located at the foot of Mt. Niseko-Annupuri, it offers access to a wide variety of terrain suitable for all levels, as well as one of Japan’s best night skiing experiences. The resort is also famous for its scenic views of Mt. Yotei and its vibrant après-ski scene with plenty of restaurants, bars, and shops to explore. Whether you're hitting the slopes or enjoying the village, Grand Hirafu delivers a complete winter experience.

Niseko Country Farm offers a delightful horseback riding experience at the foot of Mt. Yotei, catering to beginners and families. Visitors can enjoy guided rides through scenic landscapes, with options for both summer and winter seasons. The farm also provides hands-on activities like feeding and grooming horses, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a close encounter with nature and animals in Niseko.

Originally built in 1977 as a training camp, Kutchan Fudokan was transformed into a Natural History Museum in 2002 to showcase the region’s nature and culture. The museum is divided into two zones: one features Niseko’s environment and Mt. Yotei’s natural wonders, while the other explores Kutchan’s history and vibrant local culture since the prehistoric age, including Hokkaido’s pioneering era, and people’s lives.
Open Hours
Wednesday - Monday (Closed on Tuesdays)
09.00 – 17.00 PM