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 Night skiing in Niseko - amazing, and the slopes are all yours

 

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 A bit of culture anyone?

 

Accommodation  The Freshwater Apartments, Grand Hirafu, Niseko
Website http://www.nisekoalpineaccommodation.com/accommodation/the-freshwater
Season Start Late November
Season End Early May
Average Snowfall 13m
Lift Opening Times 8.30am until 9pm
Night Skiing Yes, until 9pm
Max Elevation 1200m
Vertical Rise 900m
Rental Gear Available Yes
Difficulty Beginner 30%, Intermediate 38%, Advanced 32%
Longest Course 5600m
No of Courses/Runs 68
No of Lifts & Gondolas 33
Max Gradient 37 degrees
Lift Pass Cost 

 8 day all mountain pass approx $490 AUD (¥38,400 Yen)

You will also receive a 1 day pass as part of your package

 
Includes all four mountain areas that are part of the Niseko Grand Mountain - Grand Hirafu, Annupuri, Niseko Village and Hanazono

 

 

The resort offers luxury accommodation with a variety of restaurants in the close vicinity. Other restaurants and bars are available in the village. For activities outside of snowboarding, skiing, and apres-ski, snowmobiling, snow shoe trekking and onsen (hot springs), as well as trips to other villages are available.

For the official Niseko website, visit

http://www.niseko.ne.jp/en/index.html

 

There are a lot of websites dedicated to Japanese skiing, including Snow Japan, that also includes reviews from people that have been there. Check it out

 

http://www.snowjapan.com/e/resorts/resortdetail.php?resid=120

Reviews of Niseko

http://www.snowjapan.com/e/voice/readrereview3_tag.php?tag=Niseko%20Grand%20Hirafu 

 

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