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Foreign Visitors To Japan Soar, Beating Records

The Japan National Tourism Organization reported a total of 3.78 million travelers, marking an unprecedented influx of tourists.

Larger Developments Expected to Propel Hakuba to a New Highs

Hakuba’s real estate market is evolving fast with new luxury chalets, condos, and major developments shaping its future as a premier alpine destination.

How Japanese Ski Resorts are Adapting to Climate Change

Unfold how Japanese ski resorts adapt to climate change with innovative snowmaking technology, sustainable practices, and year-round activities.

Record-Breaking 2024/25 Snow Conditions at Japan’s ski resorts

Discover updated snow conditions from six world-class ski resorts around Japan: Niseko, Rusutsu, Furano, Hakuba, Nozawa Onsen, and Geto Kogen.

Niseko’s Boom: 22 New Developments In Pipeline

New Developments Underway in Niseko, Potentially Adding Over 2,200 Keys and Units by 2029

Key Insights from the 2024 C9 Hotelworks Niseko Market Report

Discover insights from C9 Hotelworks' 2024 Niseko Market Report: tourism recovery, real estate trends, $2.3B market value, and an extra 2,284 units by 2029.

Tokyo Developer Acquires Land Near Furano’s Kitanomine Ski Slopes

Tokyo's Meiwa Jisho buys land near Furano's Kitanomine ski slopes for a hotel project as property values surge in this rising year-round tourist hub.

Congratulations to the 2024 World Ski Award winners!

The winners of the 2024 World Ski Awards have been revealed - check out Japan's winners!

Mitsubishi Estate and Shimizu Corporation Acquire Hakuba Site for 1.5 Billion JPY

Mitsubishi Estate and Shimizu Corporation purchased a 19,000 sqm site near the Hakuba Iwatake Mountain Resort ski fields for ¥1.5 billion (USD 10 million).