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Niseko hideaway with the famous back bowl

Moiwa is popular as a deep powder spot because of its geographical conditions, it has the most snow in Niseko. Although it is small in scale, it is also attractive because of its location where you can see the superb view of Mt.

A beautiful forest with rich natural topography spreads along the side of the slope course, making it a true natural park. Moiwa's "Back Bowl" is a very famous powder spot with many repeaters. Because it is a little far from the center of Niseko Village, it has a quiet and relaxing atmosphere, and it is like a "Niseko hideaway".

Restaurant Raphael reopens this season

Restaurant Raphael, a hidden casual restaurant located in Hotel Lodge Moiwa 834 in front of the hotel, will reopen this season.

You can eat your meals in a comfortable lounge space, with a variety of seating options available, from tables perfect for families to sofa seats where you can relax. While looking out the window at the ski slopes, you can enjoy food and drinks that are a bit different from the ski slopes, and have a great time.

Family-friendly lift fare

Preschoolers get free lift tickets! The price is also attractive for families with children, with one-day tickets costing 1,100 to 1,800 yen for elementary school and junior high school students.

There is also a children's park (free of charge) where you can play on a sled, Sunkid, which is perfect for practicing before riding the lift, and a ski and snowboard school with special menus for kids. They support kids when they make their snowy mountain debut.

Maximum slope: -degrees Average: -degrees / Distance: 500m / Slope orientation: South

Get off the quad lift and dive into the forest while viewing Annupuri and Mt. Yotei on your left. The senses are wide between the trees, so you can enjoy yourself at your own safe speed. I'm sure you'll find your favorite line if you keep going. There are many entry points, so there is a possibility of no track even in the afternoon.

Maximum slope: -degrees Average: -degrees / Distance: 800m / Slope direction: South

The expert course, where you get off the first lift and slide to the right halfway along the main slope, is basically a compacted snow course, but carving with powder on it feels good.

Maximum slope: -degrees Average: -degrees / Distance: 600m / Slope orientation: South

Get off the quad lift and go straight down to the giant course. The 35-degree open slope, which is ideal for powder, can be seen from the bottom of the slope. Just connect to the main barn and ski the powder zone next to the compacted snow, or connect to the expert course or forest course. The repetition of powder and compacted snow is addictive.