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Niseko Village

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Resort Guide

Niseko Village Ski Resort is located on Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido, nestled at the base of Mount Niseko Annupuri. The resort features a diverse range of ski terrain suitable for all levels, renowned powder snow, and direct access to the larger Niseko United ski area. Guests benefit from ski-in ski-out accommodations, a vibrant village atmosphere, and amenities such as onsen hot springs, dining, and family-friendly activities. Niseko Village stands out for its blend of authentic Japanese culture, world-class snow conditions, and integrated resort facilities.

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Key Info

LUXSKI Hotels8
RegionAsia
CountryJapan
Base Elevation280m
Summit Elevation1,170m
Vertical Drop890m
Skiable Acres2,191
Total Runs32
Total Lifts8
Annual Snowfall490 inches / 1,243 cm
Longest Run5 km / 3.1 mi
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Weather & Snow

Updated 05:34 PM
Snow Sure Score
42
Fair

Adequate snow - check forecasts before booking.

Niseko Village's Snow Sure Score of 42/100 indicates fair conditions primarily due to a current snow depth of 42cm at both the base and summit, which is below optimal levels for early season skiing. The recent snowfall of only 1.12cm in the past 24 hours, combined with a modest 21.28cm over the last week, suggests limited fresh powder, while the forecasted average of 38.2cm over the next two weeks offers potential for improvement. Visitors can expect decent skiing conditions, but should remain mindful of the relatively low snow totals compared to historical averages.

Depth: 13.2/30Recent: 5.4/25Forecast: 13.6/25Historic: 10/20

Light snow showers are ongoing today with cold temperatures and brisk winds, creating fresh powder and good skiing conditions. Snowfall is expected to continue intermittently throughout the week, with several centimeters accumulating most days and heavier totals possible by the weekend according to some forecast models. Temperatures will remain well below freezing, so guests should dress warmly and be prepared for occasional gusty winds, especially on exposed slopes. Overall, conditions are favorable for skiing and snowboarding, with regular fresh snow maintaining quality on the runs.

Temperature
5°F
Slight snow showers
Snow Depth
16.5in
at base
14-Day Forecast
15in
expected
Base
280m · 919ft
Temp
15°F
Wind
17km/h
Snow Depth
16.5in
14-Day Snow
15in
Summit
1170m · 3,839ft
Temp
5°F
Wind
17km/h
Snow Depth
16.5in
14-Day Snow
15in
Last 24h
0.4in
Last 7 Days
8.4in
Season Total
57in
Wind Gusts
76km/h
14-Day Snow Forecast by Model
ECMWF
7in
GFS
15in
GEM
27in
JMA
21in
MétéoFr
5in
10-Day Forecast
Mon
5
6°
3°
0.4in
Tue
6
6°
2°
1in
Wed
7
20°
-1°
1.9in
Thu
8
16°
7°
0.3in
Fri
9
17°
7°
0.9in
Sat
10
25°
17°
3.7in
Sun
11
20°
3°
0.1in
Mon
12
8°
2°
0.3in
Tue
13
11°
6°
0.3in
Wed
14
12°
5°
1in
Season vs Historic Average
+6%
vs 5-Year Avg
+47%
vs 30-Year Avg
54in
5-Yr Avg by Now
39in
30-Yr Avg by Now

Snowfall over the past five years has averaged 136.5 cm, significantly exceeding the 30-year average of 98.6 cm, indicating a marked upward trend in recent seasons. The current season's snowfall is 6% above the recent 5-year average and 47% higher than the long-term average, underscoring a period of above-normal accumulation. Notably, while there is some year-to-year variability, the overall pattern reflects consistently higher snowfall in the short term compared to historical norms.

Data: Open-Meteo · Updated Hourly

Top Après Ski

The Edge Bar – Renowned for its sophisticated ambiance and panoramic mountain views, The Edge Bar at Niseko Village offers expertly crafted cocktails, a curated selection of Japanese whiskies, and a cozy setting perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes, making it a favorite among après-ski enthusiasts.