Spend about three hours with Picchio Shiretoko guides such as Makoto, Yuki, or Kato, walking animal tracks through untouched forest to cliff views and a waterfall. Rainwear, rubber boots, and binoculars are supplied.
Join Picchio Shiretoko for a 3.5-hour winter walk through animal-made forest paths. Use snowshoes when snow allows, seek the frozen Tears of Man waterfall, and watch for Ezo deer, red foxes, tracks, and Okhotsk Sea ice.
Join Adventure Smile for a 3.5-hour winter rafting trip on Niseko’s Shiribetsu River. Float 2km through snowy scenery, stop for hot drinks and snacks, and enjoy snow play with an experienced guide.
Walk through two meters of snow in Daisetsuzan National Park with a local guide such as Ikki, using snowshoes and translation support. Afterward, soak at Hakuginso Onsen for ¥700 extra. Morning and night departures are offered.
Walk with a small group and guide from Utoro to Furepe Falls on a beginner-friendly snowshoe route. Gear is provided for deep snow, with frozen falls, Sea of Okhotsk views, seasonal drift ice, and possible deer sightings.
You get six hours in a private air-conditioned car with an English-speaking driver, hotel pickup, and a choice of three or four Furano and Biei stops. The driver handles transport, but is not a licensed guide.
Meet a licensed driver at your Niseko hotel and ride privately to New Chitose Airport in about 2.5 hours. Choose a minivan for up to four or a larger van for up to nine, and report skis or snowboards over…
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Ride privately between New Chitose Airport, Sapporo, and Niseko in a comfortable car for up to two people. Expect a welcome board, luggage help, English or Chinese support, and a 2 to 3 hour one-way ride.
Spend two hours learning kendo in Nakashibetsu with Takeru, an instructor with 25 years of experience. Practice with a bamboo sword, write your name in calligraphy, strike protective armor, and request a harder workout if you want one.
In Utoro, Shiretoko National Park, you’ll wear a warm, buoyant dry suit and walk across seasonal drift ice with a small group of up to eight. Guides frame the experience as a 360-degree look at the frozen sea, wildlife, sky,…