Formerly home to the Fuji Kanko Hotel, renowned for its mineral-rich thermal waters, this substantial 38,624-square-metre estate presents a rare foundation for a destination-scale development in the Niseko area.
Positioned within a natural geographic funnel beside Hokkaido Route 66, the Niseko Panorama Line, the property enjoys views towards Mt. Annupuri. Two clear rivers flow through the estate, naturally defining separate development zones while creating a strong connection with the surrounding landscape. Importantly, the land also includes three active onsen wells, maintaining the site’s long-established identity as a thermal retreat.
Comprising 29 individual plots, the holding offers sufficient scale for a boutique onsen resort, luxury chalet development or a carefully considered combination of hospitality and private accommodation. Any future development, subdivision or use of the onsen resources would remain subject to the appropriate investigations and approvals.
Property Features
Price: ¥680,000,000
Land area: 38,624 sqm
Land area: 11,684 tsubo
Approximately 2.3 km from the nearest ski hill
Former site of the Fuji Kanko Hotel
Three active onsen wells
Two rivers passing through the property
Views towards Mt. Annupuri
29 individual land plots
Access from the Niseko Panorama Line
Suitable for resort, chalet or mixed hospitality development, subject to approval
Adjoining land owned by Rankoshi Town may provide scope for a broader integrated plan, subject to direct discussions with the town
Rankoshi and the Niseko Area
The property is located on the Rankoshi side of the boundary with Niseko Town, offering convenient access to both Rankoshi’s established onsen culture and the wider Niseko resort area. Rankoshi has seven recognised onsen districts with differing spring compositions, while Niseko United comprises four interconnected resort areas on Mt. Niseko Annupuri.
The Niseko Panorama Line links the mountain and hot spring areas across this part of the Niseko Range, while nearby Annupuri offers winter skiing together with a range of summer mountain activities.
Combining historical significance, active thermal resources, a riverside setting and proximity to the ski slopes, the former Fuji Kanko Hotel site provides a compelling opportunity for a distinctive onsen-led resort or hospitality development.
<p>Formerly home to the Fuji Kanko Hotel, renowned for its mineral-rich thermal waters, this substantial 38,624-square-metre estate presents a rare foundation for a destination-scale development in the Niseko area.</p>
<p>Positioned within a natural geographic funnel beside Hokkaido Route 66, the Niseko Panorama Line, the property enjoys views towards Mt. Annupuri. Two clear rivers flow through the estate, naturally defining separate development zones while creating a…