Taiga is proud to present properties that we helped bring to fruition, luxury chalets that were designed with comfort and details in mind, to feel like a home away from home.  Japan is home to some of the finest craftspeople in the world, and in projects produced by Taiga, we take every opportunity to showcase their fine talents, sometimes a feature accent, or a subtle touch, appreciated increasingly over time.  Our multilingual guest services team is passionate about delivering great holidays. Beyond just coordinating the details of your stay, we infuse your trip with pearls of local knowledge to bring it to the next level of enjoyment.

Perched on a bluff overlooking the Shiribetsu River, Hiyoku (飛翼) was designed to welcome in the expansive vistas of Mt. Yotei, the river, and the neighboring farm. The steel structure of Hiyoku allows for the large expanses of glazing and unfettered living area, and was designed for a slim, minimalist profile. A large cantilever protrudes to one side, doubling as a covered space for chopping fire wood and tinkering with gear. The bunk room provides sleeping for 4, yet within each "pod" the occupant has privacy... a space within a space. The tatami room gives the maximum flexibility, comfortably sleeping between 1-2 people. And with 3 massive, sliding doors, the media room can be completely closed off to become a fourth bedroom At its heart Hiyoku is a skier's pad, and the attention to detail in the gear room shows that elevated position. The chunky larch stools and bench were milled from a massive larch felled on site, bespoke pieces designed by Taiga that mean to give thanks to the site itself. We strongly recommend that you bring or rent a car to Hiyoku as it out of the way from shops, restaurants and any public transport.

Niseko is a calm place for the family to regroup and reconnect, away from their urban, Asian life.