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Niseko

Early Sunday morning, I'm heading off with a bunch of buddies for a week-long ski trip to Niseko.

Located on Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost major island, Niseko is made up of three linked ski areas: Hirafu, Annapuri, and Higashiyama. As Japanese resorts go, it's huge:




In my opinion, Niseko has the best terrain, powder, and apres-ski scene of any resort area in Japan. It's also unusual among Japanese resorts for letting people go off-piste in certain areas. They call it "Niseko Local Rules".

Last time I went, they had an internet cafe up there, so I will try to keep blogging during the trip, but posting will probably be on the light side.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

I have to known. What is the snow like out there? Are there tough mountains to ski or is it more intermediate?  

Posted by gindy

Anonymous said...

The snow conditions are awesome. I am writing this at an Internet cafe after a half-day of riding and a nice rotenburo, and I can say today was the best snow I've ridden ever, even in 4 years of coming to Niseko. Light, fluffy powder in huge quantities.

However, most of the terrain is intermediate. There isn't really much death-defying stuff around. 

Posted by GaijinBiker

Anonymous said...

"However, most of the terrain is intermediate. There isn't really much death-defying stuff around. "

Still, good snow goes a long way. Very interesting.
 

Posted by gindy

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