Top Things to do in Kutchan-cho
6 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Kutchan-cho That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Kutchan-cho, Japan including Niseko Kids Club, Powder Yoga, Mick's, Shu Ogawara Museum of Art, The Vale Niseko Onsen, Niseko Adventure Centre.
Restaurants in Kutchan-cho
1. Niseko Kids Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 31 reviews
Niseko Kids Club is an international childcare centre, in Niseko, Japan. Niseko Kids Club provides care, adventure and education to children from 12 months to 6 years. A drop-in service is available to customers who wish to ski during the winter months, as well as long-term programs for residents local to the area.
Reviewed By 737adeliney
The babysitting service that Niseko Kids Club is an excellent service for the the Niseko area. We have been using this service for a few years now and always have great babysitters. This year we had Alice and she was great with our daughter and our friend's children.
2. Powder Yoga
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
10+ years of yoga in Niseko. Join us for specially tailored classes to compliment your outdoor activities, suitable for all levels and abilities. Our international instructors bring you world class yoga instruction in the heart of Niseko. We have studio space in both Hirafu and Kutchan Town. We have drop in, weekly, monthly and seasonal passes on offer so you can get the most out of your time in Niseko.
Reviewed By holiday2015thompson
Outstanding instruction and types of classes offered by welcoming and professional instructors. Professional and inclusive training perfect for beginners or advanced. Absolutely love the team, their studio and their classes. Thanks guys <3
3. Mick's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Mick's in a wine shop and a wine bar. Mick's carries wines from all over the planet and craft beers from all over Japan and great ciders. In the food department we have locally made cheeses and an extensive Charcuterie selection with venison salami. To enjoy any wine in the shop, the price is retail +¥1000/ bottle (like a BYO charge in reverse). Craft beers start from ¥800
Reviewed By donaym2018
Such a cute spot right in the centre of town. Amazing wine, amazing cheese and meat board and amazing service! Loved every minute of it!
4. Shu Ogawara Museum of Art
5. The Vale Niseko Onsen
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 13 reviews
Enjoy the mineral rich water of The Vale Niseko Onsen, piped directly from a natural volcanic hot spring. Soaking in the nutritious waters is highly valued by the Japanese as beneficial to health and wellbeing, and a session in the deliciously hot water after a long day on the ski hill will soon show you why!
6. Niseko Adventure Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 68 reviews
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