BEYOND NISEKO

RUSUTSU

As Hokkaido’s largest all-season resort, Rusutsu is beloved for its magical winters, world class golf courses, popular amusement park and new hot springs – onsen complex. Rusutsu Resort has been celebrated at the World Ski Awards, winning the title of Japan’s Best Ski Resort in both 2017, 2018 and 2019. The Vale Rusutsu opened its doors in December 2020 and is the first condominium-hotel in Rusutsu and the first phase of the re-invention of Rusutsu Resort.

Since the opening of The Vale Rusutsu, which was developed by Nisade in partnership with Kamori Kanko, there has been increased interest in Rusutsu as a whole, with everything from small house plots to larger development land being in demand.

Prices are steadily on the rise in both Rusutsu and the surrounding area, stretching as far as the stunning Lake Toya area and as Kamori Kanko gets set for phase 2 of the redesign including a shopping mall, restaurants, and a boutique hotel we expect this trend to continue.

FURANO

A popular town in the center of Hokkaido, Furano is a powder heaven that is equally famous for beautiful lavender fields in the summer season.

Fenix Furano, was completed in 2020, the newly opened Fenix West is a luxurious condominium only footsteps from the Kitanomine Gondola with panoramic views of Furano and the mountain range. Featuring fullservice units, ranging from hotel-style suites to 3-bedroom apartments and penthouses, Fenix Furano and Fenix West are both under Nisade management so owners and guests can expect the same level of service that has made Nisade the number 1 luxury management company.

Contruction of the eagerly anticipated Intuition Furano will begin very soon. Land and Land and House packages are available.

NISEK O KIRORO

OTARU

SAPPORO ASAHIKAWA

ASAHIKAWA AIRPORT

FURANO

SAHORO

CHITOSE AIRPORT OBIHIRO

RUSUTSU

HAKODATE

Hanazono, annupuri & Niseko Village

While Hirafu still remains the central hub of the Niseko area with all the restaurants and entertainment options located within one small area, however there is a strong demand for luxury projects outside of the Hirafu area driven by a lack of prime land and rising prices.

This has contributed to areas such as Hanazono, Annupuri and Niseko Village having consistently high price rises as more and more investors and developers expand their focus further around the Niseko United area.

HANAZONO

Once a quiet village area Hanazono is now the center of significant development. Strategically located only 5 minutes from Kutchan Town, with its local amenities, shopping and restaurant options, is also home to the Shinkansen (bullet train) station which will connect Niseko to the rest of Japan with the completion of by 2025.

The Park Hyatt was the first major development in the area right next to the Hanazono Golf Club with an 18-hole, 7,003 yard championship course. Odin Hills is the most recent to enter the market with its offerings of land packages for private residences.

With more developments in the pipeline for Hanazono and the surrounding area it is expected further investment interest will follow over the next few years.

ANNUPURI

Annupuri, compared to Niseko Village and Hanazono, still remains less developed but with wide open spaces, variety of onsens and array of restaurants it continues to be a favorite for both owners and visitors.

Previously centered around residential development projects and housing estates such as Annupuri Residences, Annupuri Village and Annupuri Gardens, larger scale international operators Aman Resorts is now in the planning phase for the development of the neighboring Moiwa Village and it is expected that will spark an even greater international investment down the line.

NISEKO VILLAGE

Situated between Hirafu and Annupuri, Niseko Village and the surrounding Higashiyama area is home to several well-established resort hotels including the Hilton, Ritz Carlton, Hinode Hills as well as New World La Plume coming soon in 2024.

Niseko Village ski resort offers both gentle lower slopes for beginners and also long and steep runs for experienced skiers or alternatively is only a short drive to both Hirafu and Annupuri as well as Moiwa Ski Field.

In summer, golf enthusiasts have easy access to the popular 18-hole golf course and for the young and young at heart there is an adventure park with tree walking experiences.

furano

No longer a secret location, Furano’s appeal is its two-season income potential with visitors descending on the town in the summer as well as the winter months. Hokkaido’s driest powder can be found in the Furano winter, whereas the summer months produce stunning flower fields and delicious fresh produce, which can be equally visited by car or by bicycle. Daisetsuzan National Park with its countless hiking trails is also on the doorstep.

Inbound tourist numbers will undoubtedly rebound this winter and next summer season after Japan’s border policies were relaxed – coupled with the fact that the domestic luxury accommodation market was developed over the last few years, growth looks here to stay. This winter sees the opening of NISADE managed Fenix West following in the footsteps of its sister project Fenix Furano, with other exciting developments such as Intuition Furano on the horizon. Land prices in Furano and satellite towns like NakaFurano continue to rise as resort-grade developments grow in number. The future for Furano is indeed bright.

FURANO SUMMER

Furano is located in the heart of Hokkaido, served by both Sapporo Airport and Asahikawa Airport, as well as multiple train and bus connections. Famed for its natural beauty, lavender, fresh produce and wineries; as well as enjoying the town itself, visitors to Furano can make use of its gateway position offering access to the nearby flower fields, Hokkaido’s largest national park, Daisetsuzan with stunning hiking trails, watersports along the river, Asahikawa with its zoo and stunning Tokachi Region to the east famed for spacious views and its dairy. No matter if you travel by car, on foot or by bicycle, Furano is the ideal location to recharge the batteries after months in the city. Come and share in one of Japan’s greatest jewels…

FURANO WINTER

Furano’s winters have been known to Japanese tourists for many years, as its reputation grows, increasingly international visitors are coming to enjoy its average of 9m of light, dry powder. Packed into the Furano resort are 11 lifts and over 30km of runs, some groomed, many left for powder lovers to enjoy. A varied terrain, not only en piste but Furano offers excellent side country and back country options, which will keep even the most experienced skiers and boarders satisfied. Furano is also perfectly placed to explore the Hokkaido’s Powder Belt, which features the resorts of Kamui Links, Asahidake, Kurodake and Tomamu. A wide range of non-skiing winter activities such as snowmobiling, snow-shoe hiking, dog sledding, ice fishing and even winter hot air ballooning mean you won’t get bored!