As a flourishing year round holiday destination, Niseko offers a wide range of activities to suit all ages and interests – everything from golf and mountain biking in summer to snow sports and snowshoe tours in winter.
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July 1 – October 13 | Hanazono Resort
An immersive light art installation by Bruce Munro. Ride the gondola or walk the course to enjoy this unique visual experience.
Late June – October 13 | Hanazono Resort
Try your hand at padel, a fast-growing racket sport that blends tennis and squash. Hanazono’s new courts are open until mid-October.
July 3 – September 29 | Grand Hirafu
Grand Hirafu introduces downhill mountain carts, easy to ride and suited for all ages.
August 22–23 | Sun Sportsland, Hirafu Village
A 20-minute fireworks display lights up Lake Toya every night through the summer season.
June 2 - September (select dates) | Noboribetsu
Noboribetsu's famous Hell Valley onsen area puts on a fireworks show every Monday and Thursday in Jun, and then on Thursdays throughout July and September.
July 20 | Lan Lan Park, Rankoshi
A casual festival with SUP activities in the river, food stalls, and games.
July 25–27 | Otaru Port No.3 Wharf
One of Hokkaido’s largest summer festivals, complete with giant parades down main street and firework festivities.
July 18–20 | Setsu Niseko
The second edition of this growing festival brings an international lineup of jazz artists to central Niseko.
July 19–20 | Niseko-yo, Niseko Village
A newer event featuring food stalls, games, and fireworks in a traditional festival setting.
July 12–14 | Hokaiji, Furubira
Includes the rare Tengu Fire Walking Ceremony, where performers walk barefoot through fire.
July 7–9 | Iwanai
A local favorite featuring shrine processions, taiko drumming, and traditional summer festival games.
July 4–6 | Shakotan
Evening fire rituals and traditional performances in the coastal town of Bikuni.
July 4–6 | Niseko Area
A 200 km survival-style team race across Niseko. Built for endurance athletes and adventurous teams.
August 2 | Kutchan
Cyclists test their endurance in the hills of Hanazono before celebrating at Kutchan's Potato Festival afterward.
Tentatively August 2 | Downtown Kutchan, Ekimae Dōri
Kutchan’s signature summer celebration features games, music, and fireworks (and of course, potatoes).
August 22–23 | Sun Sportsland, Hirafu Village
Food stalls, local drinks, stage performances, and a festive summer send-off before we head into fall.
August 1–2 | Date History Forest Culture Center
Samurai in Hokkaido?! Nearby Date Town celebrates all things samurai with a parade, entertainment, and food and drinks.
August 2 | Niseko Town Sports Park
Held in Niseko Town with traditional decorations and a fireworks finale.
August 2–3 | Iwanai Port
Fireworks over the port with food stalls and crowds along the waterfront.
TBA | Niseko
A relaxed seasonal ride through gravel paths surrounded by fall colors.
September 9 | Kutchan
The main course covers 30 km of forest, creek, and mountain terrain, with less-intense 10 km and 5 km runs for those looking to try it out—kids encouraged to join!
Discover the famous Shakotan Peninsula on this family friendly day trip.
Discover all that the nearby town of Makkari has to offer. Collect fresh spring water, buy fresh bread and more.
Fruit orchards and rolling hills as far as the eye can see. Prepare for a day of adventure in the town of Yoichi.
Lake Toya is an ideal day trip destination. Unbeatable panoramic views and active volcanoes are just the start.
Sometimes the best experiences are right on your doorstep. A perfect half day adventure suitable for all ages.
