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Start your day at the Hanazono Resort, located on the eastern side of the Niseko mountain range. Hanazono offers some of the best powder skiing in Japan, with runs and courses suitable for skiers of all levels. For beginners, try the Green run or the Family Run. Intermediate skiers can try the Silver Dream or the Powder Wave, while advanced skiers can challenge themselves on the Double Black or the Stairway to Heaven.

After a morning of skiing, refuel with a delicious lunch at one of the many on-mountain restaurants. Check out the Hanazono Edge restaurant for some of the best burgers and fries in Niseko.

After a long day on the slopes, head down to the Hirafu village for some apr s ski fun. The village offers a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops to explore. Check out the Ezo Seafoods for some of the best seafood in town.

Start your day at the Niseko Village Resort for some of the best powder skiing in Japan. The resort offers a variety of runs and courses suitable for skiers of all levels. For beginners, try the Green run or the Family Run. Intermediate skiers can try the Silver Dream or the Powder Wave, while advanced skiers can challenge themselves on the Double Black or the Stairway to Heaven.

After a morning of skiing, refuel with a delicious lunch at one of the many on-mountain restaurants. Check out the Niseko Ramen Kazahana for some of the best ramen in Niseko.

After a long day on the slopes, head down to the Annupuri village for some apr s ski fun. The village offers a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops to explore. Check out the Bar Moon for some of the best cocktails in town.

Start your day at the Rusutsu Resort for some of the best powder skiing in Japan. The resort offers a variety of runs and courses suitable for skiers of all levels. For beginners, try the Family Course or the Bambi Course. Intermediate skiers can try the Panorama Course or the Tower Course, while advanced skiers can challenge themselves on the S-1 Course or the Mt. Isola Course.

After a morning of skiing, refuel with a delicious lunch at one of the many on-mountain restaurants. Check out the L'isola Italian Restaurant for some of the best pasta and pizza in Rusutsu.

After a long day on the slopes, head down to the Rusutsu village for some apr s ski fun. The village offers a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops to explore. Check out the Bar Captain's for some of the best drinks in town.

Start your day at the Kiroro Resort for some of the best powder skiing in Japan. The resort offers a variety of runs and courses suitable for skiers of all levels. For beginners, try the Snow Park or the Family Course. Intermediate skiers can try the Crystal Course or the Adventure Course, while advanced skiers can challenge themselves on the Asari Dynamic Course or the Yoichi No.2 Course.

After a morning of skiing, refuel with a delicious lunch at one of the many on-mountain restaurants. Check out the Asari Panorama restaurant for some of the best views in Kiroro.

After a long day on the slopes, head down to the Kiroro village for some apr s ski fun. The village offers a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops to explore. Check out the Snow Pub for some of the best beer in town.