photo: William O'Brien Jr.
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Explore Niseko and beyond with us. [Photos © Sanctuary Niseko unless stated otherwise]
We love EN - Komugino for great Japanese Shojin (Vegan) dinner course!
We love EN - Komugino for great Japanese Shojin dinner course. Chef Shiroi-san uses only the freshest and the best locally sourced vegetables. And yes it's suitable for vegetarians and vegans!
Located at Higashiyama, near Milk Kobo
Open for lunch and dinner on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays only
Reservation essential as space is limited, please call 0136-44-1335 to book.
Morning Glory
via Powderlife Niseko's photo.
On cabinology
A passage to an other world..
photo: William O'Brien Jr.
Bringing a world of Japanese treasures to Niseko.
from Cocoroya
Backcountry Backroads
Rocking It Out
On Cabinology
Winter Tunes
with Niseko Shakuhachi Classes at SEKKA lab
For those of you who can't make it this morning, you can still attend their next performance on 17 Feb 10:00am, which includes an introductory lesson into this wonderful instrument.
Entry and lesson is free of charge
winter tunes..
The Deep Freeze
Tonkori In The Moonlight
Cab View / Winter Rides Otaru ~ Niseko
What a view!
Winter Glamping with the good folks from Cottage Bongo Niseko
winter tunes xx.. .
Gorilla Niseko is in the house!
Big Wholesome Goodness
Love Foods That Love You Back
Get your feed on! 7:00AM - 11:00PM
SHIKI Niseko, First Floor
190-4, Yamada Kutchan-cho
Abuta-gun, Hokkaido, 044-0081
Where the heart is
photo: Søren Harder Nielsen
A museum dedicated to architectural models
Billed as Japan's only architectural model museum, the 建築倉庫ミュージアム/Archi Depot Museum is a warehouse-cum-gallery where both study maquettes and final design models are on show to the public.
The museum was launched by 寺田倉庫 TERRADA – a company that specialises in creating controlled storage environments.
Highlights include large scale models of Kengo Kuma's Aix en Provence Conservatory of Music, a university campus by Riken Yamamoto and a school surrounded by trees by Kazuhiro Kojima and Kazuko Akamatsu.
24th november
via 360niseko.com
A Good Read
A book that reflects our innate yearning to reconnect with the great outdoors, while displaying the possibilities of good design, the right materials and the right mindset.
The Hinterland: Cabins, Love Shacks and Other Hide-Outs
Escaping the everyday.
9th November
photo: Hokkaido Tracks Development