Niseko Village’s new gondola is about more than lift capacity
Niseko Village’s planned gondola upgrade does not just improve mountain access—it points to the continued evolution of Niseko as a more polished, more diversified and increasingly year-round resort market.
Niseko ranked Japan’s most inbound-heavy destination in 2025
New smartphone location data suggests Niseko had the highest share of international visitors of any destination in Japan in 2025, underlining both the strength of inbound demand in key resort markets and the uneven spread of tourism across the country.
Tokyu’s Shiribeshi agreement signals a broader view of Niseko’s future
Tokyu’s new agreement with Hokkaido’s Shiribeshi regional authority suggests the next phase of Niseko-related growth may depend less on ski demand alone and more on building a stronger, more sustainable year-round destination.
Shareholder Pressure Puts Niseko Annupuri In Focus
A shareholder proposal has put fresh attention on the future of Niseko Annupuri
Midtown Niseko Sale Signals Continued Investor Interest In Hirafu
Midtown Niseko, one of Hirafu’s more accessible hotel offerings, is set to change hands in a deal valued at around US$80 million
New Niseko Land Release Highlights Demand Beyond Core Resort Areas
A new 15-lot land project in Niseko Town is bringing fresh inventory to market in Soga
Central Hirafu Set For New 19-key Hotel Project
A new hotel-style condominium project is planned for the heart of Niseko Hirafu
Niseko Realty Expands With Hakuba Real Estate Acquisition
Niseko Realty has entered a new phase of growth with the acquisition of Hakuba Real Estate, bringing both brands under one ownership structure
What Kutchan’s foreign tax milestone really says about Niseko
Foreign owners now paying the majority of fixed-asset tax in Kutchan is less a curiosity than a sign of how fundamentally Niseko’s ownership and investment base has changed.
