Night skiing is a big part of the experience at many of Japan’s ski resorts. Niseko United has Japan’s largest floodlit ski area, with kilometres of terrain staying open after …
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Walk into any Japanese ski shop and you will see the typical global brands. But look at Japanese instructors, patrollers, and powderhounds, and you will spot gear never featured in …
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Less than an hour from central Tokyo by Shinkansen, Karuizawa is one of Japan’s most sought-after resort destinations. Set in the foothills of Mount Asama, this elegant mountain town offers …
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Niseko United is unlike any other ski resort in Japan. It isn’t just more of the same but bigger or with better snow. It feels completely different.

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Ask around Niseko long enough and everyone has a theory about the snow – when it’s most reliable, which week to book, which years were the good ones. Most of …
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Japan’s ski regions aren’t just for once-in-a-lifetime dream holidays… they’re actually packed with surprisingly affordable, beautifully finished properties ready for new owners. From Hokkaido’s legendary powder to Honshu’s inviting ski …
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If you’ve visited Japan, chances are you’ve dreamt about buying a property here. Most of us have sat in a bar after a big powder day and talked about how …
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There’s no getting away from the fact that the vast majority of skis and snowboards are mass-produced in factories in China. To a certain extent, this is good for the …
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