From the soil of Niseko comes the rich bounty of the region. A land of fields and farmers framed by the mountain and blue sky, there are a myriad of activities, locations, and dishes to connect visitors with the culture and beauty of the area.

Hokkaido is a region of rugged beauty, warm people, rich culture, and some of the freshest cuisine available in Japan. A place that is in harmony with nature, it is easy to lose oneself in the deep forests, towering mountain peaks, and clear waters of this region.

Kyushu is a land of verdant scenery, spirited people, and some of the most delicious cuisine to be found in Japan. From towering castles, multi-cultural districts seemingly preserved in time, and the sweeping valleys in the heart of Kyushu, there is always something to do.

Only 70 minutes from the bustling streets of Tokyo is the northern “snow country.”

Two hours from Kyoto, “bridge to heaven” offers scenic landbridge views, hiking, and beaches. Visit for hot springs, local cuisine, and heritage crafts.

This 4-day tour hikes from Kyoto’s mountains to the Sea of Japan, exploring mythology-rich trails. The route includes hamlets, a pilgrimage path, trade routes, and a samurai’s ancient stone path.