2024-25 Locals Card
2024-25 Niseko Tourism x Explore Niseko Locals Card has arrived!
This year’s Locals Card is here with tons of benefits for Niseko Tourism Members and their staff.
To support Niseko Tourism’s actions of achieving Sustainability Development Goals, the card itself is made from a biodegradable material, so you can reap the benefits guilt-free!
Last years card expires on 31 October, 2024 and the new card will start on 1 November, 2024 until 31 October, 2025.
Check out all the benefits and offers on the Explore Niseko website, or download the Official Niseko App to get all the info.
To get a 2024/25 Locals Card, please apply via the link sent through our regular member newsletter to your email and bring your identification and proof of the company you work for to the Niseko Tourism office: map here.
If you’re working in the Niseko area and you have not received a Locals Card, please talk to the HR Manager of your company to organise a card for you.
Office: Mon – Fri 9:00-18:00
“Who can get a Locals Card?” – Locals working for Niseko Tourism member organizations can get a Locals Card.
“Who can provide offers for Locals Card holders?” – Members of Niseko Tourism are able to provide special offers for over 7,000 holders in the area. Please click HERE to submit your offers.
If your company is not a Niseko Tourism member, contact us today and find out how to join!
Announcing Mandala Club Niseko Village 24/25 Season
Announcing Mandala Club Niseko Village 24/25 Season
Bookings Now Open
15 OCTOBER 2024, SINGAPORE: Mandala Club Niseko Village returns for its second season, bringing its signature flair to its snow draped ski-in ski-out clubhouse in the heart of the world’s most talked about ski resort.
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Friday 13 December 2024 – Sunday 16 March 2025
Open daily from midday till late
Lunch, Après & Dinner daily
Booking for all is now open to all at
mandala.club/niseko
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A Fabulous feast for all the family Mandala Club’s culinary team have created a tantalising menu of international cuisine, featuring iconic Hokkaido ingredients, washed back with a stellar wine and bar offering. Kick off with a platter of Hokkaido oysters and a glass of champagne. The binchotan grill offers the region’s finest Shirai Black Wagyu beef sirloin and ribeye, while Hokkaido rotisserie chicken or steamed madai offer a lighter plate. Mandala house classics extend to the likes of its signature tomato and vodka penne, or the famed Club cheeseburger.
A riff on Mandala Club’s ‘Power lunch’, which offers a fast-paced feed with no compromise to flavour and enjoyment, the season’s ‘POW(d)er lunch’ delivers a delicious 45-minute lunch for all the family so as not to waste a second of your afternoon on the piste. A dedicated kids menu, served with table games and activities, ensures a hearty healthy refueling before an afternoon in ski school, or carving up the mountain. An après like no other We’ll be popping the magnums of rose and have the Sapporo flowing every day from 4pm. A perfect way to finish the day as the sun sets behind Mount Annupuri. An unprecedented collaboration in our Snow Parlour Japanese cocktail lounge will be announced shortly to bring yet more reasons to make Mandala Club Niseko Village the place to be this season. Hyper connected: gondola, complimentary shuttle, and signature Mandala chauffeur fleet we’ve made it super simple to get to, and from Mandala Club this season.
Ski in for a hearty lunch and head straight back up the mountain for an afternoon on the piste courtesy of the Upper Village Gondola or Banzai Chair lifts, located right outside the clubhouse. Joining us from Hirafu or neighbouring villages? Hop on and off the complimentary Niseko Village coaches between Kutchan, Hirafu and Mandala Club up to three times an hour from 6am to midnight every day. Planning on bringing your larger party? Our dedicated 7-seat Mandala Club chauffeured fleet can pick you up and drop you back to your hotel or chalet for the ultimate experience. Bookings are now open at mandala.club/niseko.
ABOUT MANDALA CLUB
Mandala Club, established in Singapore, Autumn 2021, is the home of conversation, creation, celebration and connection to Singapore’s most dynamic private membership community. Located in Chinatown, it offers ‘meaningful connections that matter’ to its highly engaged community through the club’s curated places and spaces, culinary and beverage offering, and its ever-evolving Cultural Calendar of programming spanning Michelin culinary residencies, the world’s most important musicians, fireside chats with industry icons, and community events around today’s most important and talked about issues. www.mandala.club / @mandalaclub.sg
ABOUT NISEKO VILLAGE
Nestled at the south base of the 1308m Mount Niseko Annupuri, Niseko Village is a premier all-season destination that sits within the Niseko United ski area that accesses inter-linked ski resorts boasting a combined 2,191 acres of skiable terrain and is often compared to world class ski resorts like Aspen in Colorado and Niseko’s sister city, St. Moritz in Switzerland. Niseko Village comprises of Higashiyama Niseko Village, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve, only one of the seven Ritz-Carlton Reserves in the world, recently honoured with a One MICHELIN Key, eight exclusive Kasara Niseko Village Townhouse that redefines alpine living. Hinode Hills Niseko Village which is a unique residential development with luxury hotel services, Hilton Niseko Village – voted ‘Best Ski Resort Hotel in Japan’ by World Ski Awards 2013, 2014 and 2015, The Green Leaf Niseko Village, spa and onsen facilities, a dining and retail village hub, the Niseko Village ski field – renowned for its dry champagne powder at low-altitude, variety of ski terrains, the world-class Niseko Village Snow School and Niseko KidsTM programmes.
Website: niseko-village.com/en
Facebook: facebook.com/nisekovillage
Instagram: instagram.com/nisekovillage
Sohal Punjabi
Marketing Manager, Mandala Club Niseko Village
[email protected]
+62 812 1181 1699
The Language of Snow: Japan’s Words for Winter
The Language of Snow: Japan’s Words for Winter
In Japan, snow isn’t just a weather condition – it’s a cultural experience, one that’s been woven into language, art, and daily life for centuries. Japan’s long, snowy winters, especially in regions like Hokkaido, have inspired a rich vocabulary around snow, reflecting its deep significance. For example, Niseko, a world-renowned ski destination in Hokkaido, is famous for its consistent, high-quality powder snow—referred to as yuki (雪) – which draws visitors from all over the world.
Yet yuki is just the beginning. The Japanese language holds numerous words to describe different forms and textures of snow, from light flurries to heavy, wet snowfalls, all capturing the varying moods and characteristics of this wintry phenomenon.
1. Yuki (雪)
The most basic and commonly used word for snow in Japanese is yuki (雪). It’s the go-to term when talking about snow in general, whether it’s falling from the sky, covering the ground, or being enjoyed on the ski slopes of Niseko.
Niseko’s powder snow, often hailed as some of the best in the world, is described by its texture and quality, which, thanks to cold Siberian winds blowing over the Sea of Japan, creates light, dry powder. This type of snow is a dream for skiers and snowboarders, making yuki synonymous with adventure and thrill in Niseko.
2. Fubuki (吹雪)
Fubuki (吹雪) translates to a snowstorm or blizzard. This word brings to mind intense snowfalls with strong winds, creating whiteout conditions. While Niseko’s climate is generally conducive to steady, manageable snowfall, it’s not uncommon to experience the occasional fubuki, which can add an extra layer of challenge to a winter day.
Fubuki is often used in Japanese literature and films to convey the intensity and relentlessness of nature. It’s a reminder that while snow can be beautiful, it also has a wild, untamed side.
3. Konayuki (粉雪)
In the heart of winter, Niseko is famed for its konayuki (粉雪), meaning “powder snow” or “snowflakes as fine as powder.” This word perfectly describes the fine, soft, and light snow that Niseko’s slopes are known for. Skiers and snowboarders travel from all corners of the globe for the chance to glide through this konayuki, experiencing the smooth, almost weightless feel of powder under their feet.
The word itself, kona (powder) and yuki (snow), emphasizes how delicate and ephemeral this type of snow can be, creating an atmosphere that’s both serene and exhilarating for outdoor adventurers.
4. Shimo (霜)
Shimo (霜) means frost, and while it’s not specifically snow, it refers to the icy layer that forms on surfaces during cold, clear nights. In places like Niseko, shimo can be seen in the early mornings, clinging to trees, rooftops, and even the slopes themselves, creating a beautiful crystalline effect before the sun begins to melt it away.
Shimo is often seen as a precursor to snowfall and can contribute to the magical winter landscapes that make Hokkaido, and Niseko in particular, so picturesque. The sight of frosted trees against a backdrop of snow-covered mountains is an unforgettable aspect of the Niseko winter experience.
5. Botan-yuki (牡丹雪)
Botan-yuki (牡丹雪) refers to large, fluffy snowflakes that fall gently from the sky. The word comes from botan, meaning “peony,” because the snowflakes resemble the soft petals of a peony flower as they drift down. This type of snow often falls during warmer winter days, resulting in heavier snowflakes.
In Niseko, botan-yuki can be a calming experience, especially in the villages. Watching these big, slow-falling flakes while sipping hot cocoa or relaxing in an onsen (hot spring) after a day on the slopes adds to the peaceful charm of a Niseko winter.
6. Sasa-yuki (笹雪)
Yuki can also be seen in how it interacts with other elements of nature, giving rise to the term sasa-yuki (笹雪), or “bamboo grass snow.” This refers to the light layer of snow that rests gently on bamboo leaves, creating a delicate visual contrast. While bamboo is more common in southern regions of Japan, the concept of sasa-yuki still applies to Hokkaido’s hardy grasses and shrubs that poke through the snow.
This term speaks to the beauty of small moments in nature, where the snow forms a quiet partnership with the environment, enhancing rather than overwhelming the landscape.
7. Namida-yuki (涙雪)
Namida-yuki (涙雪), which translates to “tear snow,” is a poetic term for snow that falls briefly and melts quickly, much like tears. This word is less about the physical characteristics of snow and more about the emotions it evokes – fleeting, delicate, and perhaps a little bittersweet.
In Niseko, where snow tends to stick around for the long haul, namida-yuki may be less common, but the sentiment remains. It captures those moments when winter seems to be bidding farewell, but there’s still one last, brief snowfall before spring begins to take hold.
8. Mizore (霙)
Mizore (霙) is a mix of snow and rain, a slushy precipitation often seen at the edges of winter. Though not as romanticized as other types of snow, mizore has its place in the Japanese vocabulary, representing those messy transition days when the weather can’t quite make up its mind between snow and rain.
While Niseko is typically known for its crisp powder snow, there can be occasional days of mizore in early winter or late spring. These are the days when locals and tourists alike huddle inside cozy cafés or onsens, waiting for the pure snow to return.
9. Neyuki (根雪)
Neyuki (根雪) refers to snow that has accumulated on the ground and remains there for a long period without melting. The word breaks down into ne (根), meaning “root,” and yuki (雪), meaning “snow,” signifying snow that has firmly “taken root” in the landscape.
In Niseko, neyuki is a common feature of the long winter months. The area typically sees its first substantial snowfall in late November, and by December, the snow begins to form a thick, stable layer that stays until spring. This deep, consistent snowpack is essential for the thriving ski industry in Niseko, creating the perfect conditions for a long ski season and ensuring that powder remains fresh and skiable for months on end.
Neyuki also shapes the local environment in subtle ways. As the snow lingers, it insulates the soil and plant life, protecting the earth below from harsh winter winds. In spring, as the neyuki finally melts, it replenishes the region’s rivers and streams, contributing to the fertile farmland and high-quality produce for which the area is known. For the people of Niseko, neyuki is a sign of winter’s full arrival and a key ingredient in the region’s natural and economic life.
Snow and Culture in Niseko
The language of snow in Japan is more than just a set of words—it reflects how deeply snow is embedded in the country’s culture and everyday life. In Niseko, this relationship is particularly visible, where snow is both a livelihood and a lifestyle.
For the people who live and work in Niseko, snow means more than just a change in season. It’s what attracts thousands of visitors each year, from skiers and snowboarders to those simply seeking the quiet beauty of a winter wonderland. The variety of snow words in Japanese captures the nuances of this experience—each word tells a story about the season, the landscape, and the emotions tied to the snowfall.
Beyond the slopes, Niseko’s snowy environment is celebrated in local festivals and activities. For instance, the annual Kutchan Yukitopia Festival in February features snow sculptures, food stalls, and snow-based games, a perfect representation of the community’s appreciation of yuki in all its forms. Additionally, the Snow Dome events, complete with bars serving drinks in ice cups, turn snow into a central part of the social scene.
Even the farms in the surrounding area, which thrive under the nutrient-rich soil left by volcanic activity, owe some of their success to the clean, snow-fed waters of the Shiribetsu River. This deep connection between snow and the land is another aspect of how Niseko’s identity is tied to its winter season.
Snow in Japan is much more than just weather—it’s a way of life, an inspiration for art, and a key part of regional identity, especially in places like Niseko. Through words like yuki, konayuki, fubuki, and others, the Japanese language offers a glimpse into the many facets of snow and its significance across the country. For those who visit Niseko, these words deepen the appreciation for the pristine winter environment and the cultural experiences it offers.
Niseko Snow Dome Experience
Niseko Snow Dome Experience
Large Snow Dome & Luxury Ice Bar
The Kutchan Tourism Association proudly presents the Niseko Snow Dome Experience, running from late December 2024 to late February 2025. The NISEKO SNOW DOME EXPERIENCE will take advantage of the heavy
snowfall in Niseko to create a snowy multi-purpose dome, and a projection mapping show will be performed on the ceiling and walls of the dome. In addition, a luxurious ice bar will be open, serving cocktails and soft drinks in ice glasses.
Outline: NISEKO SNOW DOME EXPERIENCE
– Date: Late December 2024 – Late February 2025
– Place: Special venue near Hirafu Jujigai bus stop
(next to Seicomart Niseko Hirafu store)
– Admission fee: Free
INQUIRIES: KUTCHAN TOURISM ASSOCIATION
0136-55-5372
[email protected]
044-0078
Sun Sports Land Kutchan, 41-5 Aza-Kabayama, Kutchan-cho, Abuta-gun, Hokkaido
Snowy Cafe Reopens
Snowy Cafe Reopens
Snowy Café has reopened its doors to the public as of October 1st, marking a welcome return to Kutchan Town. Located in the town centre, the café aims to serve locals and visitors alike, providing a gathering place for relaxation and connection.
The reopening coincides with an influx of tourists eager to explore the scenic landscapes and cultural offerings of Kutchan Town. Snowy Café is dedicated to offering a quality menu that includes expertly brewed coffees, fine teas, and freshly baked pastries, catering to a variety of tastes.
For more information about Snowy Café’s offerings, visit their website or follow their social media channels.
Contact:
Snowy Café
Address: 2 Chome-9-5 Kita 3 Jonishi, Abuta-gun, Hokkaido, Japan 044-0053
Phone: 0136-55-8820
Social Media: @snowy.niseko
Nikko Style Niseko HANAZONO to Open December 15
Nikko Style Niseko HANAZONO to Open December 15
Special package offering luxury suite bookings for groups available
TOKYO, JAPAN, September 30, 2024— Nikko Style Niseko HANAZONO, the second hotel in Japan under the Nikko Style lifestyle-hotel brand of Okura Nikko Hotels, will open on December 15, 2024.
Rendition of Nikko Style Niseko HANAZONO
In celebration of its grand opening, the hotel is offering a new limited Nikko Style Suite Plan. The suite plan, to be sold under the name of “Experience Powder Holiday,” includes various benefits for stays in the hotel’s largest suite room with its own exclusive Rooftop Lounge as well as a wealth of special services and experiences, allowing both skiers and non-skiers to fully enjoy the charm of the snowy Niseko area. Staff at the Nikko Style Niseko HANAZONO are committed to helping create unforgettable memories for all types of guests – individuals, families and groups.
The Nikko Style Suite, which is directly connected to the 67m² Rooftop Lounge, has a total area of 108m². The Experience Powder Holiday package allows larger groups to book this suite and the adjacent 56m2 suite for a minimum of three nights. This plan includes a special welcome box filled with popular items from the Niseko area, daily breakfast at the Nikko Club Lounge on the second floor, and an après-ski service with champagne and a cheese platter. It further includes two special course dinners with wine pairing, a half-day tour to Yoichi, Otaru, Sapporo, or Lake Shikotsu on the last day, and free transportation in the Niseko area.
The Nikko Style Suite is equipped with a hot spring bath, allowing guests to relax and enjoy the hot spring experience in the comfort of their own room.
Nikko Style Suite Room and Rooftop Lounge
The Nikko Style Plan is a new addition to the hotel’s previously announced range of Commemorative Opening Packages. These were originally designed to apply to stays commencing on or after January 20, 2025; however, to address the expected peak holiday demand during Christmas and the New Year period, guests will now be able to make advance reservations for all of these packages for stays from our opening day of December 15, 2024.
The hotel boasts a prime location directly facing the ski slopes of Niseko Hanazono Resort. The L-shaped complex, consisting of eight above-ground floors and one basement level, houses various facilities on the first and second floors, with guest rooms located on the third floor and above.
11 types of rooms with spectacular views of Niseko
The hotel offers a total of 234 rooms across three categories, from Superior to Studio Suite, in 11 different types. Both twin beds and king beds are generously sized, and where three or more guests are sharing a room, premium airweave mattresses are used for sofa beds or Simmons mattresses for extra beds are also available. The carefully selected room amenities include AI speakers, large smart TVs, air purifiers with a humidifying function, BALMUDA kettles, ReFa hair dryers, Steamery clothes steamers, and the hotel’s original HANAZONO Blend coffee. Furthermore, rooms on the 7th and 8th floors are equipped with their own natural hot spring baths.
Dining and cafe/bar offering a “treasure trove of flavors” – a culinary experience of Hokkaido culture
Style Kitchen is a versatile dining space that caters to both casual and formal needs. A diverse buffet is offered for breakfast and dinner, with an à la carte menu for lunch. Guests can enjoy a relaxed dining experience with course dinners in private rooms with fireplaces. At the Cafe & Bar, which features a huge whisky pot still suspended from the ceiling, they can drink aromatic coffee made with a siphon as well as gin, wine, and local beers that reflect the rich beverage culture of the Shiribeshi region.
Enjoying stays through the five senses
Guests staying in Deluxe and Studio Suite rooms will have access to the Nikko Club Lounge, where they can enjoy complimentary continental breakfast, afternoon cocktails, and other light meals and alcoholic beverages. A fitness gym is available, equipped with handmade wooden WaterRower machines. The large public bath allows guests to soak themselves in the natural hot spring water for which the region is famous. A dry sauna, open-air bath, and relaxation space are also provided.
Commented General Manager of the Nikko Style Niseko HANAZONO Tomoyuki Yamanobe, “The Niseko area, known globally for its excellent powder snow in winter, is a region overflowing with the charm of all four seasons. Niseko Hanazono Resort is a premium mountain resort offering 12 ski runs, the longest with an amazing length of 4.5 kilometers, and various snow activities. Our aim is to create a space that guests from around the world will enjoy and want to revisit.”
Overview of Experience Powder Holiday Suite Package
Eligible Stay Period: December 15, 2024 to February 25, 2025 (check-in dates)
Reservation Period: September 19, 2024 to February 25, 2025
Room Type: Nikko Style Suite connected to the Rooftop Lounge and Premium Studio Suite Area: 164m² (two interconnected suites)
Plan Contents:
- Daily breakfast and cocktail hour at the Nikko Club Lounge
- Special course dinner with wine pairing (two days)
- Round-trip airport-hotel transfer by private car
- Half-day tour to Yoichi, Otaru, Sapporo, or Lake Shikotsu (last day)
- Transfers within the Niseko area upon request
- Champagne & cheese platter service
- Special welcome box
- Plan Price: JPY 5,000,000 for 3 nights for up to 6 adults (tax and service charge included)
Conditions: - Reservations must be made at least one week in advance.
- Minimum stay of 3 nights, extensions possible depending on room availability.
- Prepayment required, non-refundable.
Bookings and inquiries:
Reservations are accepted only by email and phone.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +81 (0)136-55-6110
Notes:
Hotel reservations and information are currently available on our website.
About Niseko Hanazono Resort
Niseko Hanazono Resort is a member of Niseko United, a collective of four ski resorts spread across the slopes of Mt. Niseko Annupuri. The area is famous for its wide variety of spacious ski slopes, and additionally offers fun outdoor activities in the summer such as zipline and golf. For more details, please visit hanazononiseko.com/en.
Sustainable Kominka House
Sustainable Kominka House
Attention home builders, architects, designers, woodworkers
Beautiful traditional Kominka wood frame home now available for sale!
This Kominka (traditional Japanese farmhouse) was built in 1859 in Hida City, Gifu Prefecture and survived a large earthquake.
This exceptional 338 sqm / 2 story building was painstakingly dismantled and the beams and timbers tagged and shipped to the Niseko area.
These incredibly solid timbers feature naturally weathered grain and and an elegant rustic quality that is almost unachievable today. The home could be re-assembled, or the timbers used for interior design, renovation projects, or furniture making.
All materials are currently held in a storage facility in Rankoshi. Photos available on request. All offers considered. Wood must go by end of October. Contact us today.
Autumn in Niseko 2024
Niseko Autumn 2024
Autumn in Niseko is a time of change, with the landscape turning into a mix of red, orange, and yellow. The cooler air and clear skies are perfect for outdoor activities like hiking and exploring hot springs. It’s also harvest season, with fresh produce available at local markets, making it a great time to enjoy the natural beauty and flavours of Niseko.
Great Activities
Autumn in Niseko offers a range of activities, from hiking through colorful forests to cycling scenic routes. Visitors can enjoy hot springs, local festivals, and fresh produce at markets, making it a perfect season for outdoor exploration and cultural experiences.
Stunning Views
Autumn in Niseko brings cool, crisp days and clear skies, perfect for outdoor activities. The temperatures gradually drop, highlighting the vibrant colours of the season.
Incredible Autumn
There’s so much to see and do in Niseko during autumn.
- Stunning colours
- Cool weather
- Fresh produce
- Outdoor activities
- Hot springs
Accommodation
- Up to 40% Off
Stay 4 nights or more with an Autumn Camp booking and get up to 40% off accommodation
Things To Do
- Exciting Autumn Activities
Exciting activities and events throughout the Niseko region
Exciting opening weekend of the new MTB trail “Cruz Control,” co-hosted by NAMBA and Santa Cruz.
Experience the beauty of Niseko’s rivers in Autumn – 15% all tours
Don’t miss the Rankoshi Rice Festival happening October 12th and 13th, from 10:00-14:00 on both days at the Mountain Village Development Center in Rankoshi Town.
A Journey Through Hokkaido's Viticultural Excellence
Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono
A Journey Through Hokkaido's Viticultural Excellence
At Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono, we are delighted to present a series of exclusive experiences that transcend mere luxury. Our guests will have the unique opportunity to engage with Hokkaido’s rich cultural and agricultural heritage. We are proud to present an exclusive opportunity to explore the region’s ascendant wine industry. Hokkaido is rapidly establishing itself as Japan’s foremost wine-producing region.
Hokkaido’s pristine landscapes and distinct climatic conditions have created an ideal environment for viticulture innovation. In collaboration with the esteemed NIKI Hills Winery and Camel Farm Winery, we are delighted to offer our guests a rare chance to immerse themselves in the artistry and tradition that define Hokkaido’s finest wines. The NIKI Hills Winery, situated at the heart of Hokkaido, is a testament to the region’s dedication to excellence. Their wines, crafted with precision and care, are a true reflection of the purity and character of the local terroir. Camel Farm Winery, with its hedge-tended vineyards where grapes have been grown since the 1980s, is dedicated to producing world-renowned wines. The winery seamlessly blends traditional Italian winemaking methods with state-of-the-art technology to create varietals that capture the very essence of Hokkaido’s unique landscape.
This initiative represents more than just a celebration of exceptional wines. It is also a sophisticated exploration of Hokkaido’s cultural and natural heritage. The goal of these curated experiences is to deepen guests’ connection to the region and showcase the rich tapestry of flavours, traditions and craftsmanship that define Hokkaido’s burgeoning wine industry.
Exclusive Wine Pairing Dinners: A Symphony of Flavours and Artistry
15th September: Synergies with NIKI Hills Winery
On 15 September, we are honoured to co-host an evening with NIKI Hills Winery, one of Hokkaido’s leading wineries. Designed to enhance the delicate flavors and sophisticated textures of our menu, each course of the evening has been meticulously paired with their finest wines.
The journey begins with a sophisticated Chardonnay Sparkling NV. Its vibrant effervescence harmonizes with the subtle elegance of the Chef’s Hokkaido Scallop Carpaccio, adorned with asparagus and a delicate yuzu dressing. This is followed by the comforting richness of Shinshinotsu Barley Risotto. This is enhanced by the umami of marinated Amaebi prawns and cauliflower, perfectly paired with the aromatic Hatsuyuki Kerner 2022.
For the fish course, Ainame in Vin Blanc Sauce, we present Chardonnay 2020, whose minerality perfectly complements the dish’s complex flavors, including clams and ikura. The bold yet refined Zweigeltrebe 2022 is beautifully paired with the highlight of the evening, Hokkaido Beef Cheek in Zweigeltrebe Sauce. The evening culminates with a sublime creation from PIERRE HERMÉ PARIS. It is paired with the luxurious sweetness of Hatsuyuki Late Harvest 2019.
21st September: A Tribute to Camel Farm Winery
On the 21st of September, the spotlight will be on Camel Farm Winery, whose commitment to expressing the character of the terroir of Hokkaido is reflected in each and every glass. The evening begins with the sophisticated CAMEL Brut Methode Traditionelle BdN 2018, exquisitely paired with fresh scallop carpaccio.
Kerner Private Reserve 2022, a wine of remarkable depth and complexity, enhances the richness of the barley risotto. The evening continues with Chardonnay 2022 paired with delicate Ainame fish, followed by Pinot Noir Special Selection 2022, a wine of deep elegance, with tender Hokkaido beef cheek. The LEGAMI Demi-Sec 2022, paired with a PIERRE HERMÉ PARIS dessert, brings the experience to a graceful conclusion.
A prelude to sophistication: Welcoming Wine Tasting
In the afternoon, from 2pm to 4pm, guests are invited to attend a delightful Welcome Wine Tasting, embodying the refreshing spirit of Hokkaido. On 15 September, the perfect way to invigorate your senses and set the stage for the evening ahead, enjoy the crisp and sparkling notes of NIKI Hills sparkling wine. On September 21, a carefully selected wine from Camel Farm Winery will be offered. A refreshing and welcoming experience that seamlessly introduces you to the luxury and cultural richness of Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono.
More Than a Dining Experience: A Cultural Exploration
This initiative is not just a celebration of exceptional wines. It is a sophisticated exploration of Hokkaido’s cultural and natural heritage. Through these curated experiences, our aim is to foster a deeper connection with the region and showcase the rich tapestry of tastes, heritage and crafts that make up the emerging wine industry in Hokkaido.
By supporting and showcasing these local wineries, we are committed to fostering a greater appreciation for Hokkaido’s role in leading Japan’s winemaking renaissance. In addition, by raising Niseko’s profile as a center for both luxury and cultural enrichment, we are helping to position it as an enticing destination for the discerning traveler.
ABOUT PARK HYATT NISEKO HANAZONO
A Year-Round Luxury Mountain Retreat in Japan’s Premier Ski Destination
Set in a spectacular natural landscape with stunning mountain views including Mount Yotei, Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono offers guests enriching experiences steeped in carefully curated art, fine cuisine and contemporary design. This is the third Park Hyatt brand property in Japan after Park Hyatt Tokyo and Park Hyatt Kyoto, bringing the Park Hyatt brand’s refined home-away-from-home hospitality to the northern island of Hokkaido.
For details, please visit our website parkhyattniseko.com
Winter Seasonal Massage Therapist 2024/25 - Zen Massage
Winter Seasonal Massage Therapist 2024/25 – Zen Massage
We are specialized in home visit in the Niseko Area.
Employment Period: December 15th, 2024 – March 15th, 2025 (possibility of work until april 15th)
– ¥1,600-¥2,400 per hour + tips
– 50% late night allowance
– ¥100,000 housing support bonus upon contract completion
– Flexible hours, typically 5 days a week, usually with free mornings (job starting at 1 or 2pm) averaging around 40 hours per week
– Peak season may require extended hours, with fewer hours at the start and end of the season
Qualifications:
– Certification or diploma in spa therapy or related fields
– Driving License
Other :
– We provide the car, massage table and all related equipment.
– Lodged in a subdivided housing.
Please inquire, send your updated CV to [email protected] Thank you
