Ski Escape: Niseko, Japan

From February 5 to 16, 2026. Experience world-famous JAPOW (Japanese powder!) at legendary Niseko. Four connected resorts, endless terrain, and a fabulous blend of skiing, culture, and cuisine. End the trip in Tokyo, the heart of Japan. Domestic flight within Japan are included. Limited Availability.

This trip runs from February 5 - 16, 2026.

Niseko is Japan’s most iconic ski destination for a reason. Set on the slopes of Mount Yotei, just over an hour from Sapporo, Niseko offers more than 900 metres (3,000 feet) of vertical and some of the most consistent snowfall on the planet, with 15 metres per year of light, dry powder. February is peak season. It snows often. And it sticks.

The mountain is made up of four connected resorts—Annupuri, Hanazono, Grand Hirafu, and Niseko Village—linked by 40+ lifts. What makes Niseko stand out isn’t just the volume of snow, but the access: a unique backcountry gate system, deep tree runs, long fall-line skiing, and the kind of terrain where even mellow laps can turn into powder days. There’s also night skiing that’s worth staying up for.

After skiing, the rhythm shifts. Soak in a traditional onsen under falling snow. Eat ramen that hits different after a big day on the mountain. Walk through Hirafu village, where English is spoken, but the culture remains deeply Japanese. It’s easy to settle into the pace here—ski, soak, eat, repeat.

This trip also includes a day at Rusutsu, a local favourite with quiet lift lines, playful terrain, and great tree skiing. Then finish with two days in Tokyo: fast-paced, endlessly interesting, and full of contrast. Shrines and sushi bars, city views and hidden corners—it’s a good reminder that the trip isn’t just about the mountains.

If you’ve ever said “someday I’ll ski Japan,” this is the year. The snow is real, the culture is rich, and trips like this don’t sit on the shelf forever. If not now—when? Join us!

Trip Hosts:

Jack Mackay, Sales Manager

Pricing Information:

From $5945 CAD per adult

Price Includes:

To reserve your spot: 30% deposit at the time of booking (non-refundable) with the full balance due 95 days prior to departure.

*This is a land-only package, ask for a return airfare quote when booking

CAD $6520 per adult double occupancy
CAD $5945 per adult double occupancy with an Ikon Pass or Ikon Base Pass (5-days skiing included on the Ikon Base or Ikon Pass + 1-day Rusutsu lift pass)
CAD $8490 per adult single occupancy
CAD $7915 per adult single occupancy with an Ikon Pass or Ikon Base Pass (5-days skiing included on the Ikon Base or Ikon Pass + 1-day Rusutsu lift pass)

Included in this trip package:

1-night accommodation at Chitose Airport Terminal Hotel, standard room, double occupancy (breakfast included)
Return flights in Economy with All Nippon Airways from Tokyo (HND) to New Chitose Airport (CTS) 1 checked bag included
Roundtrip, private transfers from Chitose Airport Terminal Hotel to Green Leaf Hotel, Niseko Village
7 nights' accommodation at Green Leaf Niseko Village, deluxe room, double occupancy (breakfast and onsen access included)
Roundtrip, private transfers from Tokyo Airport to Shinjuku Prince Hotel
2 nights' accommodation at Shinjuku Prince Hotel, Tokyo, standard room, double occupancy (breakfast included)
5 days skiing @ Niseko United (with access Niseko Village, Annupuri, Grand Hirafu and Hanazono Ski Resorts)
1-day skiing @ Rusutsu Ski Resort (including return transfers)
2 group dinners in Niseko
Welcome reception in Niseko
Skican Host
Booking fee, resort fees, and all taxes included

Not included:

Lunches
Drinks
Ski equipment
Insurance (medical, evacuation, or trip cancellation coverage)
Tips/gratuities

*Ask your agent about your preferred international flights to Japan

Niseko Village Ski Resort Area
Niseko Village on Japan's northern island of Hokkaido, has quietly become legendary among the skiing cognoscenti. Though already well known as the powder mecca of Japan domestically, it has only been more recently, beginning in the 1990s, that the international ski crowd has learned about JAPOW (Japanese Powder). Today, the resort has earned a reputation as one of the premier powder mecca in the world and an all-season destination where deep and dry Hokkaido powder blankets the slopes every year; an amazing 18 metres annually. Niseko Village is centrally located within the Niseko United ski area and accesses its inter-linked ski resorts, boasting a combined 2,191 acres of skiable terrain.

Chitose Airport Terminal Hotel
The Terminal Hotel is conveniently located, accessed by travellers without even having to leave the terminal. A comfortable place to lay your head after a long, international flight. Serving a Japanese/Western breakfast buffet this stop allows travellers to get accustomed to the new time zone.

Hotel Green Leaf Niseko Village
Inspired by a fusion of world-class design, local artistry and breathtaking scenery, the 200-room all season destination hotel in Niseko provides ski-in ski-out access during winter and a convenient base to explore tranquil spa and natural onsen facilities and a fantastic variety of bar and dining options featuring local seafood and seasonal Hokkaido produce. The hotel embraces creative touches by Emi Shiratori, a renowned local graphic artist whose trademark hand-drawn style breathes life and warmth throughout the spaces. Experience the quintessentially Japanese thermal pool (onsen) which are commonly found across Japan due to its volcanic activity. Water for the Green Leaf onsen originates from a 100% natural mineral spring deep within the earth, emerging at 53.2 degrees before being cooled to between 30 and 36 degrees and fed into the thermal pool. Onsen water is believed to have natural healing powers derived from the mineral content. The hotel also has its own bus stop providing access to Hirafu and Hanazono.

Shinjuku Prince
Shinjuku Prince Hotel is located in Tokyo’s Kabuki-cho entertainment district. This multifaceted hotel features 571 guest rooms on the 10th through 24st floors, as well as the Seibu Shinjuku PePe shopping center from the second basement floor through to the 8th floor, where you’ll find shops stocked with daily necessities, fashion boutiques, and more. Seibu-Shinjuku Station is located on the second floor, while Shinjuku stations for JR rail, the Tokyo Metro, and private rail are all a mere five minutes’ walk away. Additionally, areas such as Ginza, Marunouchi, and Kasumigaseki are easily accessible, within 20 minutes’ reach of the hotel.

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Fine Print:

*Limited availability. Price based on double occupancy. please ask your agent for more details. Some restrictions may apply.