| Niseko is a small village on the Northern Island of | | | | any time of year, but it really does come into its own |
| Japan. It is approximately 2.5 hours from the | | | | during winter as it helps keep you warm. Originating in |
| Hokkaido capital, Sapporo and Chitose International | | | | China, but since its introduction into Japan, the |
| Airport. To help you get the most out of your trip to | | | | Japanese have really made it their own. There is a |
| Niseko, try the following to experience a little of | | | | wide selection of Ramen restaurants in the Niseko |
| Japan: | | | | area, some of the best can be found in the |
| | | | entertainment district of the nearby town Kutchan. |
| 1. Visit An Onsen - Japan is abundant with onsens and | | | | These Ramen restaurants might not look like much |
| the Niseko area has some of the best in the country. | | | | from the outside, but the quality of food and service |
| One of the more popular onsens in Niseko is called | | | | is outstanding. |
| Yukoro and is located in the lower half of the village. | | | | 3. Ride The Pow - During winter Niseko consistently |
| Yukoro Onsen has gender specific areas with outside | | | | receives approximately 13 meters of snow each |
| and inside baths. If you are in Niseko during winter, | | | | season. Before Niseko was discovered by the rest of |
| try the outdoor bath, it is a unique experience sitting | | | | the world it has been a popular powder destination |
| outside in sub zero temperatures in a warm bath | | | | for Japanese skiers and snowboarders making it part |
| while snow is falling on your head. Taking an onsen at | | | | of Japanese culture in Niseko. Within 45 minutes of |
| the end of a session on the hill is perfect to help | | | | Niseko you also have the option to ride many other |
| your muscles relax and recover so you can do it all | | | | local ski hills and resorts, these include Rusutsu |
| again the next day! | | | | Resort. |
| 2. Try Some Ramen - Ramen is a fantastic meal at | | | | |