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Singapore businesses set up shop in Niseko

F&B and hospitality players are making their mark in Japan’s premier ski resort with amenities from coffee bars to resort properties

    • Nylon Coffee opened as a pop up at Miru Niseko resort.
    • Mandala Niseko is open to the public.
    • Mandala Niseko's indoor parlour room.
    • Luke's Alpine Club opened in Setsu Niseko resort.
    • Roketto is located at the condotel The Maples.
    • Mod-Sin food is served at Roketta,
    • Nylon Coffee opened as a pop up at Miru Niseko resort. PHOTO: NYLON COFFEE
    • Mandala Niseko is open to the public. PHOTO: MANDALA CLUB
    • Mandala Niseko's indoor parlour room. PHOTO: MANDALA CLUB
    • Luke's Alpine Club opened in Setsu Niseko resort. PHOTO: LUKE'S
    • Roketto is located at the condotel The Maples. PHOTO: ROKETTO
    • Mod-Sin food is served at Roketta, PHOTO: ROKETTO

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    Published Thu, Feb 15, 2024 · 06:00 PM

    SINGAPOREANS love Japan. But apart from the usual suspects of Tokyo, Osaka or Kyoto, Niseko – one of the nation’s foremost ski resorts – stands out as a must-visit, especially during the winter holiday season.

    Singapore is the Japanese city’s third-largest source of foreign visitors, accounting for 11 per cent in the winter of 2022/2023, said Niseko Tourism. Australia is tops at 18 per cent, followed by Hong Kong at 14 per cent.

    Japan reopened its borders in October 2022.

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