hurry slowly

NESTLED down in the Lower Village, tucked away behind pension Hurry Slowly, is Restaurant Yo, one of Niseko’s great traditional Japanese dining experiences. Yo is no ordinary restaurant – bookings need to be made at least a day in advance as they source their ingredients fresh every morning, and only enough for the customers they have

One of the most amusing things for foreigners visiting Niseko is the quirky names of the small pension accomodation houses around the village. Among Popcorn, Carrot, Snowman Memory and Hang Loose, one of the best is Hurry Slowly. Masayuki and Noriko Abe opened Hurry Slowly 13 years ago after moving from nearby Otaru. They used to come to Niseko