From 1st December to May, snowfall here averages an incredible 18 metres annually. The champagne powder here is internationally acclaimed. Siberian winds interacting with moisture from the Sea of Japan provides snow that is among the driest and lightest in the world. Find out all you need to know about this wonderful white season from trail maps, lift passes, shuttle schedule, Niseko Village Snow School and Niseko Kids Snow School, to exhilarating winter activities such as snowmobile adventures, snow rafting, reindeer sledding and first tracks cat skiing.

In mid-April, the landscape at Niseko Village slowly bursts to life. The mountains remain snow-capped for blue sky skiing as the lowland thaws with flowing rivers, blossoming flower fields and greens rolling fast as the golf courses open. Summer is warm and pleasant with mild temperatures and low humidity. Discover the colours of this green season from outdoor nature programmes at PURE Niseko Village, exhilarating rounds of golf on two stunning courses, to exploring Niseko’s great outdoors in all its natural splendour.