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FOR months, the construction of Seshu left those walking past wandering what it would eventually look like. Many longnights later, and all was revealed.
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AN innovative new development, The Rocks, is expected to redefine luxury accommodation in Niseko. Powderlife caught up with Lucas Fuller from Summitt Properties to find out the details.
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KOHARU, the rose artist, looks within to find inspriation.
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BEAUTIFULLY constructed iron and wood structures meet you as you walk into local hammer artist Masafumi Sawada’s gallery Niseko Ram.
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NEW this season, Panda Chinese Cuisine, next door to Monty’s BBQ, is serving up a wide variety of authentically created Chinese cuisine, made by its Hong Kong and Shanghai chefs.
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NO, he’s not making a special guest cameo, he’s the newest action hero to have a cocktail named after him at Barunba, joining the likes of Bruce Lee and Jet Li.
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IF you’ve returned to Niseko and were thinking of heading to Wild Bill’s for some Mexican, you may be in for a surprise.
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THE Hanazono zip-line, alternatively known as a flying fox to those from down-under, was constructed during the green season and has remained open for winter.
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ORIGINATING 1500 years ago in the countryside of China, bamboo tapping is believed to disperse wind and cold from the body.
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Want to ride untracked lines all day, without hiking or blowing a week’s salary?
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THIS Lonely Planet-esque travel publication is tailored specifically for people interested in skiing or snowboarding in Japan.
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NoJazz, the French nu-jazz five-piece are coming back to Niseko again after rave reviews and sold-out performances last year.
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A TINY island in the Japan Sea was for a while one of the most densely populated places in the world.
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BY now, we’ve all heard of the increased risk of suffering deep vein thrombosis (DVT) on long- haul flights. As most of you will have two long flights in a relatively short period, I thought some ti...
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AT last month’s reopening of The Green Leaf Niseko Village, its parent company YTL announced a new development in the first phase of Niseko Village’s master plan.
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A HOME is only as good as the sum of its parts, and it is essential to look past the glossy finished product. For Niseko Home Design’s director Shigeru Uehara, practicability and durability are the...
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JAPANESE pottery and porcelain is one of the country’s oldest art forms.
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INSPIRED by travel, the human form and Nihonga – a traditional Japanese painting technique – Satsuki
Kitaguchi’s art is instilled with a bold style that takes on a different look and feel with each...
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BLUE Cielo is nestled snugly within the entertainment district in Kutchan and is a popular restaurant with those who have dined here previously.
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KEBABS served by a guy that speaks with a heavy Welsh accent and whose name is Elvis may seem like a strange combination.
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A FRESH facelift has been given to these local favourites, created by Sekka chefs Kim Wejendorp and Shaun Widger using fruits from nearby Niki Town.
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WHILE Niseko can provide a plethora of options for an amazing snow-sports experience, those seeking to taste a little-bit of traditional Japanese culture might have to search a little harder.
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ON Eki-mae-dori in Kutchan, this restaurant serves up authentic Osaka-style okonomiyaki that is both cheap and delicious.
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150 words to write about snowmobiling is superfluous, as just three letters will suffice – O-M-G!
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Opening this season is Hirafu’s first beauty salon.
