Niseko MOIWA Ski Resort
Niseko MOIWA Ski Resort is the nearest ski slope from ONE NISEKO RESORT TOWERS.
Niseko MOIWA Ski Resort Website: www.niseko-moiwa.jp
History
MOIWA is well known throughout Niseko as a ski resort with historical roots going back as far as 1919. There were not any ski lifts at the time, and skiers would climb the mountain for many hours. The exceptional snow quality, the abundant snowfall, and small yet wide ranging course have charmed many visitors over the years, MOIWA officially opened as Niseko MOIWA Ski Resort in 1966. Since then, MOIWA has been loved not only by the locals but also by fans all over Japan and the world as the ultimate powder snow resort. In recent years, many Australian and European skiers and snowboarders have come to adore this “ski slope with feeling of privacy”.
Best Powder Snow
Niseko is known worldwide as the Holy grail for powder snow. Even amongst other places in Niseko,
MOIWA is particularly beloved for its abundant snowfall. MOIWA is the ultimate paradise for powder snow lovers. They particularly enjoy “Early Morning MOIWA.” Please imagine the joy of skiing in the pure white powder snow, there is nothing but your own spur when you look back.
Trails
MOIWA offers a wide range of ski runs catering to all skiers and snowboarders of different level of experience. For the real snow enthusiasts, the “Giant Run” is one of the most popular runs here at MOIWA. From the mountain peak to the right is an ungroomed zone that has an average gradient of 24 degrees and above for advanced skiers. The upper zone is hard and tight, giving skiers a thrilling pleasure as they shoot down the slope.
The “Shirakaba Slope” is a popular ungroomed slope of powder snow through the forests of white birches. The slope conditions remains above average even in the afternoon, with plenty of powder snow. The “Main Burn” provides the best place for families and beginners to have a fun day out in the snow.This wide and sublime slope has many faces to accommodate the array of events and competitions it plays hosts to. The entire slope can be seen from the Sanroku Center Lodge.
Access
5 minutes by
complimentary shuttle bus
Opening Period
From 2nd December, 2023 to 7th April, 2024
Opening Hours
8:00 – 16:00
Restaurant
10：00 – 14：30
Annupuri International Ski Area
A vast ski resort which spreads across the southern side of Mt.Annupuri. It offers plenty of moderate slopes and even the beginners can enjoy a selection of long range runs.
Access
10 minutes by
complimentary shuttle bus
Opening Period
From 2nd December, 2023 to 6th May, 2024 (Night Skiing from 16th December, 2023 to 20th March, 2024.)
Opening Hours
8：30 – 16：30
Night Skiing 16：30 – 19：30
Website
NISEKO Mt RESORT Grand HIRAFU
Grand Hirafu is the largest resort in the Niseko area offering a wide range of runs catering from families to the most seasoned skiers and boarders.
Access
30 minutes by
complimentary shuttle bus
Opening Period
From 2nd December, 2023 to 6th May, 2024 (Night Skiing from 16th December, 2023 to 20th March, 2024.)
Opening Hours
8：30 – 16：30
Night Skiing 16:30 – 19:00
Website
Ski Equipment Rental
Please use the order form below to book ski/snowboard rental equipments.
Your booking will not be confirmed until you receive a confirmation from us.
Please contact by telephone for a booking on that day.
Early booking is recommended for the peak season since the inventory is limited.
Rental Fee
Click here to view the rental fee.
Order Form
Click here to download an order form. Please contact reservationoneniseko.com by email at least two days prior to your stay. Faxes can be sent up until the day of your stay.
Urgent Requests
Tel: (81) 136-50-2111 | Fax: (81) 136-50-2100
Ski/Snowboard Lesson
Please use the inquiry form below to book ski/snowboard lesson from your PC.
Your booking will not be confirmed until you receive a confirmation from us. We will respond as soon as possible. Please contact by telephone for a booking on that day. Early booking is recommended for the peak season.
Lesson Fee
Click here to view the lesson fee. Reservations can be made from November 1, 2024.
Meeting Place
Click here to view the meeting place.
Urgent Requests
Tel: (81) 136-50-2111 | Fax: (81) 136-50-2100
Input your comments and click Confirmation.
(Items marked with an asterisk are mandatory.)
Niseko Rules
The Niseko Rules are the official rules for the area created to ensure the safety of those skiing outside the controlled ski areas and all users of the ski resort.
1
Always use gates to go out of the resort boundaries.
2
Do not duck boundary ropes.
3
Wearing a helmet and an avalanche beacon is highly recommended in the out of bounds area. This rule will be mandated in the 2020-2021 season.
4
Skiing/snowboarding out of bounds is prohibited when gates are closed.
5
Never enter strictly off-limits areas at any time (except for official rescue and research operations).
6
Elementary school children are not allowed in the out of bounds area unless accompanied by an elder companion.
SUPPLEMENT
- A minimum of ¥100,000 will be charged for out of bounds search and rescue operations.
- Rules violators may be banned from using the resort facilities by having their lift-pass confiscated and/or refused to reissue a new pass.
- Many past accidents have occurred during bad weather conditions. Do not over estimate your equipment and/or knowledge and always be cautious. Obey the ski patrolʼs instructions, beware of crevasses and trees and be aware that snow mountains are never 100% safe.
- The Niseko Avalanche Information is the area’s official information. The hazard level is estimated using systems and methods developed by the Niseko Avalanche Institute.
- Carrying an avalanche beacon, a probe and a shovel is very highly recommended. This equipment may save not only your life but your buddyʼs too.
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