Amount of money	Group 1:120,000円
time zone	8:30~14:30
the time required	About 6 hours
Holding period	December 1, 2026–May 5, 2027

Features of this plan

Niseko Skiing and Snowboarding

Let's hit the slopes for Niseko's world-class powder!
Backcountry Experience with a Guide

Niseko: a mecca for powder snow that skiers and snowboarders around the world dream of visiting.

The best way to fully experience its charm is through a guided backcountry ski tour.

Step outside the gate, and there you’ll find pristine snow that no one has touched.An extraordinary skiing experienceLet's have a blast!

Recommendations

◆Multilingual Support
◆Lessons Tailored to Each Individual
◆We’ll guide you to the best route based on snow conditions and weather
◆Small-group sessions (up to 4 people) for a highly satisfying skiing experience
◆Efficient access to powder via off-piste and lifts

Niseko Skiing and Snowboarding

Stretching out beyond the lift,
Into the World of Special Backcountry Adventures

As soon as you step off the slopes, you'll find yourself surrounded by...A unique experience of skiing on pristine natural snowThe following is a list of the most common problems with the "C" in the "C" column.

By taking advantage of the ski lifts, we’ll efficiently guide you to the extraordinary areas created by Niseko’s natural beauty—from deep, light powder snow to mountains shrouded in silence.

It's not just about skiing—here you'll find the best run you'll ever experience, one that will stay with you forever.

Reference Schedule

	Contents
(i)	Registration and Preparation
(2)	The tour begins! Follow the guide out through the gate
(iii)	Enjoy Niseko’s superb snow
④	The tour is over! Great job, everyone!

*The above is a guide only.
Times are subject to change depending on weather conditions and other factors.

Course Content and Details

Price

Group 1:120,000円
[High Season Rates]
From December 15, 2026, to February 28, 2027, one group:140,000円

Fee includes

Private Guide Fee

personal effects

Skis, ski poles, ski boots, helmet, gloves, cold-weather gear, goggles, cash,Beacons, probes,Avalanche Safety Equipment for Shovels, etc.

Meeting and Dismissal Location

The ski resort or designated meeting point, which will be provided after your reservation is confirmed所

Start time

8:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

Location

Niseko, Hokkaido

Holding period

December 1, 2026–May 5, 2027

Age Range

Ages 13 and up (for intermediate to advanced learners)

Number of participants

1 to 4 people

application deadline

By 10:00 p.m. the day before

*Before making a reservation, be sure toprecautionsfor more information.

Cancellation Policy

By making a payment, you are deemed to have agreed to the following cancellation policy.
• Cancellations made between 30 and 8 days prior to the tour start date: A cancellation fee of 50%
• Cancellations made 7 to 4 days before the tour start date: A cancellation fee of 70%
• Cancellations made between 3 days prior to the tour start date and the day of the tour: A cancellation fee of 100%

Special note 》

*For safety reasons, we may not be able to accommodate your request depending on the weather.

*This program is primarily based on lift access and does not include full-scale backcountry tours such as those to Mt. Yotei.

*Please be sure to wear a helmet and a beacon.Safety equipment such as a probe and backpack is required.

*Participation requires enrollment in insurance that covers rescue and search costs.

*Please pay for lunch separately.

*Lift tickets must be purchased separately. The type of lift ticket required may vary depending on your skill level, so please consult with your instructor.

*Please rent equipment directly at the rental shop. Since this may take some time, we recommend arriving at the shop well in advance. Please complete this process before your lesson begins.

About the Niseko Rules

Our guided tours in Niseko are conducted in accordance with the "Niseko Rules," so please be sure to review them.

1. You must always exit the ski resort through the gate.

2. Do not ski outside the ski area by going under the ropes.

3. Outside of designated ski areas, we believe that wearing a helmet and carrying an avalanche transceiver are the minimum requirements for safe skiing.

4. Do not leave the ski area when the gates are closed.

5. You must never enter restricted areas.

6. Elementary school students are prohibited from skiing off-piste.

〈Note〉
1. A fee (minimum 100,000 yen) will be charged for search and rescue operations outside the ski resort.
2. Violators of the above rules may be denied access to the ski resort, including confiscation of their lift tickets and suspension of sales.
3. Accidents often occur during severe weather conditions, such as blizzards. Do not overestimate your knowledge, skills, or equipment. Always exercise caution. Follow the instructions of the patrol. Be careful of falling into crevasses and colliding with trees. There is no such thing as 100% safety in the mountains.
4. The Niseko Avalanche Information is the official source for the region, and the Niseko Avalanche Research Institute uses its own methods to predict the day’s avalanche danger.
5. We strongly recommend that you carry an avalanche beacon, probe, and shovel. In an emergency, these tools could save not only your own life but also the lives of your companions.

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