Skiing in Japan
Skiing in Japan
For a once in a life time luxury skiing holiday like no other join us for an adventure in Japan.
The resort of Niseko sees an abundance of powder snow that makes it an ideal destination for Easter and late season skiing.
Price per person from (10 days): from £3,750.00.
Highlights
Leave the city behind you and experience a family adventure holiday like no other. Take to the slopes and ski in Niseko, Japan which offers an unforgettable experience for all levels of skier. Seasonal winds from the Eurasian continent pick up moisture over the warm currents of the Sea of Japan to form snow clouds and in turn creates some of the driest, lightest powder in the world.
Move away from skiing and entice yourself with the Japanese culture and history with visits to the Kinkaku-ji (The golden Pavilion) in Kyoto, shop for the latest electronics in Tokyo or spend time in the famous Tsukiji fish market experiencing the culinary delights that the country has to offer.
And remember, no visit is complete without a trip on the legendary bullet train!
Suggested Itinerary
For a once in a lifetime luxury skiing holiday like no other join us for an adventure in Japan. With Powder Byrne's 20 year heritage in the country make your pilgrimage to this Mecca of skiing and allow us to create a unique experience for your family that introduces you to the real Japan.
Day 1
Welcome to Japan
Upon arrival into Japan you take a short flight up to chitose, located on the north island before being transferred to the ski region of Niseko.
Day 2, 3 & 4
Skiing in Niseko
Comprised of four resorts on one mountain, Niseko offers experience for all levels of skier. Ski on some of the driest, lightest powder in the world for three days or extend your time on the slopes if you wish.
Day 5
Niseko to Kyoto
Returning to Chitose you will board a plane for the short flight to Osaka. From here you will be met and driven onwards to Kyoto, the former imperial capital of Japan.
Day 6
Discover Kyoto
Take in the ancient city of Kyoto, See the Kinkaku-ji (The Golden Pavillion) or the Ginkaku-ji (The Silver Pavilion) or a little spiritual adventure into the Ryuan-ji temple.
Day 7
KYOTO TO TOKYO
Visiti the Kiyomizu-dera temple located halfway up Otawa Mountain and see the 'Eleven Headed and Thousand Armed Kannon Bodhisattva' before catching the bullet train from Kyoto station.
Day 8 & 9
Exploring Tokyo
Experience the Tsukiji fish market or take a trip to the Imperial Meiji Shrine, dedicated to the spirits of Emperor Meiji and his wife. Relax in Yoyogi Park and make sure you see the Harijuku girls.
Day 10
Travelling Home
After a relaxing breakfast we will pick you up from your hotel and transfer you the short one hour journey to Narita International Airport in time for your flight back to your chosen destination.