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Not everyone is a skier, but you can still have an amazing time with other winter activities during your visit in Niseko. They are all just as adventurous as a day spent skiing or snowboarding!
Although winter is Niseko's peak season, don't miss the glorious autumn days. Niseko has become a spectacular sea of colours in the middle of changing of the seasons.
Sapporo Autumn Festival is a great event spanning a couple of weeks in September...and this year Niseko Pizza sold more pizzas than the whole of Italy (nearly)!
Halloween came early this weekend with the Niseko Halloween Party. Plenty of kids, both big and small, enjoyed the Trick or Treating and Costume Competition.
Glen Claydon, local photographer and all-round good chap, was lucky enough to work with Warren Miller Entertainment last March and you can see the results here in his awesome video.
Niseko is fast becoming a popular destination for adventurous and luxurious travellers and it isn’t a surprise to see its reputation soaring in most leading travel guides’ “Best places to ski, unwind and enjoy a great holiday”.
If you’re wondering where to eat while staying in Niseko, we’ve got you covered! Here is a list of 5 must-try restaurants to enjoy Niseko’s cuisine at its best.
It looks like Winter is coming early to Niseko this year. It's been chilly the past few days and this morning Mt Yotei had the first sprinkling of snow for Winter 2014!
Sydney Morning Herald: "If you love the comfort and service of North America but want the powder of Japan, then go to Niseko as they specifically cater to a western market..."
In addition to skiing, Niseko is welcoming many new projects this winter. Visitors will be able to enjoy new dining locations, a new Snowsports school and more exciting activities!
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