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Niseko Annupuri

ニセコアンヌプリ
408–1150 m
No licensed photograph of Niseko Annupuri yet, so its elevation band is drawn instead: 408 m at the base, 1150 m at the summit.Contour diagram generated from surveyed elevation data.
Getting ThereBased on the published station transfer
Nearest station
Niseko
Station to lifts
10min

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Overview

Niseko Annupuri occupies the southwestern face of Mount Niseko-Annupuri and is known as the most relaxed and family-friendly of the four Niseko United resorts. With 13 wide, well-groomed courses, the resort is particularly popular with beginners and intermediate skiers who appreciate the gentle gradients and uncrowded slopes. The resort offers a quieter, more laid-back atmosphere compared to the bustling Hirafu area.

Despite its gentler terrain profile, Annupuri receives the same incredible quantities of light, dry powder snow that have made Niseko world-famous. The resort's western exposure means it often captures fresh snow accumulations, and its tree-lined runs provide excellent powder stashes. Nearby Yugokorotei and Goshiki onsen hot springs make for a perfect post-ski relaxation experience.

Season

Nov 23, 2025 — May 6, 2026

Projected from last season's published operating dates.

Average annual snowfall is 1,400 cm. Conditions vary through the season.

Key facts

Vertical drop
742m
Lifts
6
Runs
13
Summit
1150m
Base
408m
Adult Day
¥6,000
Beginner terrain
30%
Night Skiing
Yes

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Location

42.88, 140.65

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