Niseko: Experience the coldest air on the softest snow

Hello friends, it's December and the end of the year is near. Now everyone is probably looking for places to visit during the winter and looking for countries that are cold and preparing to travel during the long holiday. Today we will take you to Japan, a city of skiing and is known for having the softest snow. For beginners like us, we must not miss trying snowboarding for the first time. It is worth visiting during this winter in Japan where you can experience the cold, ski, and get beautiful pictures and experience the most famous soft snow.

This place is called Niseko in Japan. During the winter, it is the high season for the beginning of the snow and ski season, making tourists from all over the world come to experience the soft snow of Japan. Experience the cold weather and beautiful pictures with the famous and famous snowy mountains in the background of Japan.

Niseko is not far from Sapporo Airport, about 3 hours by bus from the airport. There is a bus service with tickets sold at the airport. We can walk out of the terminal and go to the lobby. We can ask the staff to travel to Niseko conveniently. The bus will have a schedule for us to choose to prepare for the trip. When we arrive at Niseko, the bus will stop at the bus station in the city center, which is not a large city. We can wait for a car from the hotel to pick us up or have a taxi to take us to our accommodation easily.

Niseko City is famous for skiing because there are many ski spots. If you don't like skiing, you can play in the snow and take beautiful pictures at various spots by buying a ticket to ride the cable car up to the top of the mountain. We don't ski, but we can ride the cable car up to take beautiful pictures on top. As for me, I really like Niseko City and will go again soon to ski for the second time. I hope that my friends who see the pictures will want to follow me or try skiing with fun and get beautiful pictures to show off to their friends during the winter.

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Post by With my shutter | Dec 19, 2023