Try a hands-on farm-to-table experience with pizza making at Niseko Green Farm! Begin by harvesting fresh, seasonal vegetables straight from the fields and greenhouses, discovering unique Hokkaido produce along the way. Next, you’ll prepare your pizza by cutting vegetables, kneading dough and adding your favorite toppings. Once assembled, your pizza is baked to perfection in a stone oven over an open fire. Finally, savor your homemade pizza outdoors, surrounded by the breathtaking views of Mt. Yotei and the clear blue sky.
Explore the enchanting beauty of Garo Falls! This majestic waterfall, standing 70 meters high and 35 meters wide, is one of Japan’s 100 best waterfalls. As you walk around the falls, immerse yourself in the area’s mystical charm, highlighted by the legend of the dragon god said to protect the treasure of the Matsumae clan. Nearby, the impressive Sanbonsugi Rock, with its towering 30-meter-high formations, serves as a striking symbol of Setana Town. The unique rocks, covered in cold-region vegetation, make for a perfect family photo spot, especially at sunset when the Sea of Japan provides a stunning backdrop. Kids will also love spotting the rock formation that resembles a bear and its cub—adding a touch of adventure to your family day out!
Take the family fruit picking in and around Niseko! Enjoy freshly picked strawberries at Niseko Tada Farm or juicy tomatoes at Amurita Farm. Venture a bit further to explore the offerings in the surrounding areas. Nitori Tourist Orchard boasts a variety of fruits, including cherries, plums, blueberries and even chestnuts. Cherry Mountain Farm offers a harvest of cherries, grapes and apples, while Takashina Tourist Orchard features strawberries, pears and prunes. For a wide selection of fruits, visit Fruit Farm Hamada-en or Jozankei Farm, where you can pick everything from walnuts and peaches to various kinds of berries.cape.
Watch ostriches roam freely across the spacious ranch at the Niseko Ostrich Farm. With a backdrop of Mount Yotei and Niseko Annupuri, feed the ostriches during the grazing season for just ¥100 per bag. Visit the small on-site cafe to sample sweets made with ostrich eggs, such as dorayaki (a Japanese dessert with sweet red beans sandwiched between pancakes). Inside the cafe, you also have the chance to hold the big ostrich egg shells.
Niseko Adventure Centre (NAC) offers exciting Summer Kids Day Camps filled with adventures amidst nature. From climbing through the treetops at the NAC Adventure Park to rafting down the river rapids near Mt. Yotei, these three-day camps provide a fantastic opportunity for kids to immerse themselves in nature. They’ll discover the joys of outdoor activities, learn important safety precautions and hopefully develop a lifelong appreciation for nature that fosters a commitment to preserving our natural resources.
Share the joy of crafting your own ice cream at Niseko Takahashi Dairy Farm—fun for the whole family! Located on the terrace overlooking Mount Yotei, this hands-on activity lets everyone create delicious homemade ice cream while enjoying the stunning natural scenery. Be sure to book at least a day in advance to secure your spot.
This world-class mountain biking destination is perfect for families, offering free access and trails that cater to all ages and skill levels. You can rent mountain bikes from local shops, and if you need a little extra help, guides and tour operators are available to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
For families who want to enjoy a convenient and hassle-free BBQ, Hilton Niseko Village offers the perfect plan. All ingredients and equipment are provided, so all you need to do is book and enjoy. Under the wide blue sky at the foot of Mount Annupuri savor the BBQ featuring Hokkaido’s finest—beef, pork, chicken, and seafood like shrimp, salmon and scallops—grilled to perfection and paired with seasonal vegetables and sauces. Finish with a refreshing dessert of seasonal fruits. For an extra treat, upgrade to the premium plan featuring Hokkaido black wagyu beef.
Experience the ultimate family adventure at Niseko Village’s “Pure” nature experience ground! Pure offers a wide range of activities designed to delight every family member. Explore scenic country roads in search of Hokkaido’s wildlife, or feel the thrill of soaring through the air on a zip line. Enjoy rail sliders, tree trekking courses, badminton, disc golf, park golf, golf-kart riding, crafting and even hot air balloon rides.
The Toyako Long-Run Fireworks Festival is an annual event held nightly from April to October at Lake Toya Onsen. From 8:45 p.m. to 9:05 p.m., the sky over Lake Toya lights up with a stunning display of large fireworks. What sets this festival apart is its commitment to sustainability—CO2 emissions from the event are offset using J-Credits generated by the Toyako Onsen Users’ Cooperative Association. Whether rain or shine, the fireworks continue, though they may be canceled if wind conditions are unfavorable.
At Niseko Country Farm, parents and children aged six and up can enjoy scenic horse rides through the Niseko mountain range together. The experienced staff ensures a fun and safe experience for both beginners and seasoned riders. Kids can also pat the friendly ponies and see other animals, like goats, on the farm!
Just a short drive from Niseko, Iwanai Resort offers an unforgettable sea kayaking experience along Hokkaido’s stunning coastline. Their stable, two-seat kayaks are perfect for the whole family. Join their guide through a hidden waterfall cove and sea cave. You won’t want to miss exploring this isolated area brimming with marine and birdlife.
Hangetsu Lake, also known as Half Moon Lake, is perfect for a family-friendly hike or some nature photography. This volcanic lake sits at the base of Mount Yotei and is surrounded by a forest where you can spot local wildlife.
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