Niseko UnitedJapan

January Women’s Ski-Treat

Operated byWomen on EdgeCamp; Travel Company

Details as of 2026-09-02

DestinationNiseko, Hokkaido, JapanNiseko United
DatesJan 18 – Jan 24, 20272026/27
Duration7 days6 nights
Trip typeWomen-Specific TripAll Inclusive

Join a Women's Ski Retreat in Japan from January. Explore Niseko powder, improve your skiing and enjoy great food, onsens and Japanese hospitality.

This women’s ski holiday in Japan is designed for skiers who are ready to explore a little more.

January is typically Niseko’s snowiest month, bringing regular snowfall, deeper powder and more terrain options across Niseko and the surrounding resorts.

From the trip description by Women on Edge

  1. Independent: Below this trip's level of support

    Ski or ride independently, without trip staff accompanying you on the mountain.

  2. Hosted: With your coach

    Trip hosts ski or ride with the group, help everyone get oriented, and share local knowledge.

  3. Guided: With your coach

    Professional guides lead the group and select suitable terrain and routes based on conditions and ability.

  4. Coached: Included

    Professional coaches lead the group, select suitable terrain, and provide instruction and personalized feedback to help you improve.

  • 5 days on snow with staff
  • Coaching campFive days of ski coaching
BeginnerIntermediateAdvancedExpert
Suits Intermediate riders
This week is best suited to women who
  • Comfortably ski blue runs and most red runs in parallel
  • Can control their speed using turn shape rather than braking
  • Are comfortable skiing for a full day on the mountain
  • Are interested in developing confidence in powder and variable snow.
  • You don’t need previous powder skiing experience, but you should be comfortable skiing independently on groomed terrain and willing to challenge yourself in new conditions.
Topics may include
  • Balance and stance
  • Edging and pressure management
  • Turn shape and speed control
  • Skiing variable snow conditions
  • Introduction to powder skiing
  • Terrain choice and mountain tactics
  • Building confidence away from groomed runs
  • Adapting technique to different snow conditions
January conditions
  • While no ski holiday can guarantee snowfall, January has historically offered the deepest and most consistent snow conditions of the season. Last winter alone, Niseko received over four metres of snowfall during January.
Who you ride with
Sport
Ski
Adults only
Yes

From the trip description by Women on Edge

Included

  • Lodging
  • Lift pass
  • MealsDaily self-serve breakfast and all dinners; lunches are not included.
  • Lesson
  • Transfers · partly
  • Five days of ski coaching
  • Six nights luxury chalet accommodation
  • Morning yoga sessions
  • Professional ski shoot
  • Ski passes included
  • Dinner
  • Daily onsen
  • Concierge and transportation
  • Breakfast: The chalet kitchen is stocked with fresh bread, and Hokkaido sourced bacon, eggs, fruit, Yogurt — and I’ll add extras based on your preferences.

Not included

  • Flights
  • Lunches
  • Travel insurance
  • Transport to resort
  • Ski Rental
  1. Step 1: 7:00 AMMorning movement to wake up muscles and align posture for skiing.
  2. Step 2: 7:45 AMSelf-serve breakfast (we’ll send a dietary form so you can add requests).
  3. Step 3: 9:00 AMStart skiing; video feedback over coffee mid-morning.
  4. Step 4: 13:00 PMLunch at one of Niseko’s local restaurants.
  1. Step 5: 1:30 PMReinforce the morning’s focus and explore new runs.
  2. Step 6: 3:30 PMFinish up skiing and head to a hot spring or stop for an après-ski treat.
  3. Step 7: 6:30 PMDinner: rotating between izakaya dining, omakase course, or a private chef evening in the chalet.

From the trip description by Women on Edge

You will stay at The Miru Niseko in beautiful Lodge 10, with twin-share rooms for all guests. The tatami room will become our morning yoga and movement space, while the open-plan lounge and dining area gives us plenty of room to relax together after skiing.

Located a short drive from the slopes and the famous onsens of the Annupuri area, the lodge offers a peaceful base to enjoy both the skiing and slower side of Niseko life.

Breakfast: The chalet kitchen is stocked with fresh bread, and Hokkaido sourced bacon, eggs, fruit, Yogurt — and I’ll add extras based on your preferences.

Lunch: We’ll stop at my favourite mountain cafés each day — so bring a little pocket money and a big appetite!

Dinner: All dinners are included and thoughtfully planned: Omakase courses, izakaya nights, and private-chef evenings shared in our cozy chalet.

From the trip description by Women on Edge

Japan · Niseko

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  • Jan 18 – Jan 24, 20272026/27 · 7 days · 6 nights
    600,000 JPYPer person, ¥600,000 all-inclusive; six nights twin-share at The Miru Niseko, Lodge 10
    Available
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    Applications are open, and I’ll work with each applicant to make sure the group is a good fit.

Prices, taxes and fees, required extras, inclusions, availability, and booking terms can change. Confirm the current price and trip details on the company website; details as of September 2, 2026.

Deposit
JPY 100,000 per person; non-refundable.
Balance due
Remaining balance due 90 days before the trip. Bookings confirmed within 90 days require the full balance at confirmation.
Payment plan
Not published — ask the company
Insurance
Not published — ask the company

From the trip description by Women on Edge

Cancellation policy

More than 90 days before departure: payments are refunded less the JPY 100,000 deposit and non-refundable or non-recoverable third-party costs. At 90 days or less: payments are non-refundable. If a suitable replacement participant fills the place, the operator may offer a discretionary refund less the deposit, nonrecoverable third-party costs and replacement costs, depending on amounts recovered. Illness, injury, travel disruption and personal circumstances remain subject to these cancellation rules. Operator cancellations, minimum-participant changes, weather and force-majeure events have separate conditions; consult the full terms.
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Small group sizes allow plenty of individual feedback, and groups will be matched to ensure everyone is skiing with others of a similar ability level.

Applications are open, and I’ll work with each applicant to make sure the group is a good fit.

Niseko’s onsens are world-class, especially in the Annupuri area just 10 minutes from our chalet. I’ll guide you through Japanese onsen etiquette and introduce you to my favourite local hot springs.

If you need ski rental, I can help you source equipment that suits your ability level and the conditions for the week. 2027 rental prices have not yet been released by the stores.

Booking conditions:

Minimum participant numbers apply; the operator may adjust the program, offer an alternative or cancel if these are not met.

Weather, lift operations and group needs may change the program. Accommodation may be substituted with a comparable standard where necessary.

See the linked booking terms for cancellation, supplier-cost and program-change conditions.

From the trip description by Women on Edge