5 Top Niseko Attractions with Kids

Not only your kids, the adults in the group too would enjoy the array of outdoor activities enticingly created in this unique village. Tree trekking on elevated platforms with safety harnessing in place for comfort and safety, amazing 01-minute rail slider for all ages, horse riding, hot air balloon ride with a 360-degree view of the lush green landscape at 30 metres above ground level, mountain biking, summer gondola rides and many more await to treat all of you.

A unique shopping village close to 'Pure' with a collection of natural timber buildings with many stalls. Fresh produce directly from the farms, the local Sake stalls demonstrate the versatility and richness of the agricultural industry in Niseko as well as stalls with dairy products like Niseko Gelato, Milk Kobo the delicious dairy desserts. Your kids would love the open atmosphere, the experience of buying fresh goods or sweets to take away. To top it off enjoy lunch with the beautiful view of Mt. Yotei, quite a different experience from other Hokkaido restaurants.

The snow-capped forest of Niseko has an allure of its own, experience a hike on the mystique trails called Snowshoe Tours. Different to skiing and away from ski slopes and crowds making it easier for younger children, this is a slow-paced and enjoyable activity also enjoyed by visitors at Chatrium Niseko Japan. Soak in the spectacular beauty of nature, dense old forests and shrines, and the absolute silence as you almost become one with nature, this is an ideal chance to bond together as a family.

With several good ski resorts available in Niseko, you and the children have many options for a proper skiing experience with the famous powdery snow, kids simply love it. The ski slopes are different from one another offering good slopes for all three categories, beginners, intermediates as well as advanced skiers. If your kids are beginners and intermediates it is best to use a less crowded and relatively flat ski area, providing easy runs. There are plenty of lifts generally and the resorts are easy to navigate. Trained ski coaches with experience are available at almost all ski resorts.

Also called Japanese Hot Spring, this is a frequent winter experience for locals. For visitors, including children, this can be an ideal way to relax your tired limbs from walking and skiing. Niseko boasts of many good onsens. The basic etiquette must be followed in terms of washing yourself with soap and water before stepping into the onsen. Generally, the male and female sections are separated. Young children of up to 7 years can go with either parent or guardian. Experience an onsen and step out feeling completely relaxed and rejuvenated.