SHIKI Niseko, Investor Report

2012 INVESTOR REPORT
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
- introducing shiki & niseko
- project summary
CORPORATE PROFILE
- the project team
JAPAN & HOKKAIDO
- general overview
- economic summary
- access
NISEKO, THE AREA
- weather & location
- access
- nearby areas
NISEKO, THE RESORT
- resort fundamentals
- the individual resorts
- other nearby resorts
INVESTING IN NISEKO
- growth factors summary; the
local property market,
infrastructure and development,
history & future
- niseko in the media
- visitation
- the numbers
SHIKI, THE DEVELOPMENT
- artist impressions
- key features
- residence amenities
- services
- floor plans
- location
CONTACT US
Book an appointment or reserve
your luxury condominium today
[email protected]
www.shikiniseko.com
FUTURE
DESIGN
PASSION
INTRODUCING SHIKI NISEKO
...a lifestyle well beyond the ordinary
SHIKI Niseko, 68 beautifully crafted 1, 2
& 3 bedroom apartments incorporating
contemporary Japanese aesthetics,
premium furnishings and fittings,
enhanced with the luxuries of Asian
hospitality, and framing breathtaking
views of Mount Youtei, the Niseko ski
area and the surrounding national park.
Ideally located amidst Niseko’s resort hub, Hirafu, SHIKI is a
stones throw from renowned restaurants & bars and will include
retail outlets and excellent access to the ski area’s central gondola,
capitalizing on the diverse lifestyle and activities each season
brings in Niseko.
A sensational investment for one of the world’s fastest growing
international ski resorts.
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“
I am barefoot and naked padding
along a stone path in the depths of
Japanese winter, surrounded by
snow-laden pine trees. I slip into a hot
pool fed by natural underground springs.
settle on my hair...
‘Niseko, Japan’s Own St. Moritz’
The New York Times (January 12, 2012)
The area around Niseko has been
celebrated in poetry, painting, and song
for centuries. The imposing Mt. Yotei,
the cardinal symbol of Niseko,
rising high above the landscape,
heralds the vivid changes of Niseko
throughout the four seasons.
Sophisticated travellers from around the world travel to the
Niseko resort every year in increasing numbers to enjoy the
plethora of outdoor activities, unique fusion of Japanese
culture with the excitement of an international ski resort,
famed scenery and cuisine.
Niseko is more accessible than ever, making itself known
world-wide as one of the most exciting, diverse year round
resorts. SHIKI Niseko is an opportunity for you to enjoy the very
finest the area has to offer.
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CORPORATE PROFILE
...disciplined, experienced, proven
Project Name
SHIKI Niseko
Completion
15th November 2012
Location
Central Hirafu Village; arterial main road
Accommodation 67 dwellings
Studios, 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments; 5 penthouses
Facilities
Retail space, restaurants, bakery, other retail & more
Ownership
Freehold strata title
Management
LJ Hooker Niseko Property Management
APL NISEKO PROPERTY TMK
FAIRLANE HOSPITALITY
RDC NISEKO Project Management
SHIKI Niseko is developed by APL Niseko Property TMK, a
registered Japanese company owned by the Low Yat Group, a
well diversified conglomerate based in Malaysia.
Shiki Niseko will be managed by Fairlane Hospitality,
the service apartment hospitality arm of the Low Yat
Group. Fairlane Hospitality is currently managing both
the Fairlane Residences and MyHabitat properties,
enhancing the value of your investment by promoting
marketability through a range of hospitality services
such as housekeeping, concierge, limousine and
customer care services, whilst adopting quality
standards in maintenance upkeep of your property.
RDC Niseko is the largest project management firm in
the greater Niseko area. With an experienced, bilingual
team, the RDC team has overseen a number of
signature projects in the area working alongside some
of the largest and most prestigious construction and
architectural groups in Japan.
The Low Yat Group portfolio includes property development;
retail investment; plantation; hotels and hospitality. It’s
international experience and presence includes Malaysia,
Singapore, Indonesia, China, Australia and now Japan.
Low Yat Group has developed various properties ranging from
industrial parks to serviced apartments to townships with
Gross Development Value of at least MYR6billion.
The future focus of the division is premium lifestyle
developments which commenced with the development of
Fairlane Residences and MyHabitat serviced apartments in Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia.
SHIKI Niseko is the latest development for the Low Yat Group
along with the upcoming launches of the Tribeca Suites in
downtown Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and the Penang Island Bay
Resorts villas and condominiums in Penang, Malaysia.
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PROJECT SUMMARY
RICCARDO TOSSANI
ARCHITECTS Design Adviser
With a career spanning several continents over three
decades, Riccardo Tossani’s exclusive work, founded
on the renaissance notion of design as a creative and
intellectual exercise has earned him a signature style
globally, and is found on recent projects such as the
Tokyo Roppongi Giorgio Armani store.
Riccardo Tossani was awarded as the top graduate of
the prestigious Master’s Class in architecture and
design at Harvard University.
DCB CO. LTD. Hideaki Uehara, Architect
DCB is one of the most widely respected team of
architects in Japan, the principal of which is
Uehara-san who developed SHIKI’s signature
architectural style. Other projects include international
work throughout Asia and Tomamu Resort Towers in
Hokkaido.
IWATA CHIZAKI Contractor
Recognized as industry leaders throughout Japan,
IWATA’s construction process is founded on modern
principals of minimizing impact on the surrounding
environment through technology and industry leading
standards.
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JAPAN, GENERAL INFORMATION
Location
Situated in North Eastern Asia, the Japanese island chain rests between the North Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Japan.
As a gateway to Asia is reflected historically, economically, socially and politically in Japan.
Population
Japan features the world’s tenth largest population of approximately 127 million people. While there are minority groups,
the population is largely homogenous (growth rate, -0.278%, 2011 est.). The Japanese life expectancy is among the
highest in the world (Males, 79 years; Females, 86 years), attributed to lifestyle and diet
HOKKAIDO
NISEKO
SAPPORO
Capital
Tokyo; the largest metropolitan area in the world with a population of some 30 million people.
Area
377,873 SQM
Language
Japanese, with both Japanese and curriculum English offered in schools.
Government
The government of Japan is a constitutional monarchy where the power of the Emperor is very limited. As
a ceremonial figurehead, he is nonetheless an important part of Japanese culture and its national identity.
Japan's legislative organ is the National Diet, consisting of a House of Representatives.
HOKKAIDO
Education
99% literacy, among the highest in the world. School attendance is compulsory from the age of 6 to 15.
Most children continue to the end of high school and of those, about 75% go on to some form of further education.
Work Force
64.97 million (Dec. 2011 est.)
Hokkaido (北海道), literally meaning "Northern Sea Circuit" and formerly
known principally as Ezo, is Japan's second largest island; it is also the
largest and northernmost of Japan's 47 prefectural-level subdivisions.
Legal System
European civil law, but in recent times influenced by English-American law.
The Tsugaru Strait separates Hokkaido from Honshu, although the two
islands are connected by the underwater railway Seikan Tunnel, currently
under upgrade for accommodating high-speed railway.
RECENT ECONOMY & GENERAL WELFARE
Japan's industrialized, free-market economy is the third-largest in the world. Its economy is highly efficient and competitive in areas
linked to international trade, but productivity is far lower in protected areas such as agriculture, distribution, and services.
The largest city on Hokkaido is its capital, Sapporo, the fifth largest city in
Japan. Initially known as host of the 1972 Winter Olympics, the city is more
widely recognised for the ‘Yuki Matsuri’; a snow festival drawing over 2
million visitors from around the world.
Japan's reservoir of industrial leadership and technicians, well-educated and industrious
work force, high savings and investment rates, and intensive promotion of industrial development
and foreign trade produced a mature industrial economy following WWII; growing to become
of the most powerful nations in history. But by the 1980’s, Japan’s steam had run out and the
country quickly fell into a period of stagnant growth.
Additional to being renowned for its produce, tourism is an important
industry for the local economy, especially during the cool summertime
when visitors are attracted to Hokkaido's open spaces from hotter and
more humid parts of Japan and other Asian countries.
In order to ensure stability, the Bank of Japan injected more than $325 billion in yen
into the economy. Estimates of the direct costs of the damage - rebuilding homes
and factories - range from $235 billion to $310 billion. In August 2011, the government revised
downward its fiscal year inflation adjusted GDP forecast to 0.5%. Government plans called for
massive spending, as high as $295 billion, on reconstruction efforts in disaster-affected areas
to stimulate economic growth. The significantly well resourced response to the disaster has
resulted in the Japanese economy remaining remarkably resilient despite the scale.
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OKINAWA
TOKYO
But the winter has been the shining star for Hokkaido; the quality and
quantity of snow the island receives has garnished significant international
media attention in recent years, with rapid growth and development
Hokkaido’s ambassador, Niseko.
The yen however, has largely retained it’s importance on the global market; It is
the third most-traded currency in the foreign exchange market after the Euro
and the US dollar, and widely used as a reserve currency after both currencies.
As an export dependent nation, the Japanese economy is extremely sensitive
to the value of its exchange rate. Japan additionally has few natural
resources, and trade helps it earn the foreign exchange needed to
purchase raw materials.
The 9.0-magnitude earthquake and ensuing tsunami on March 11, 2011,
devastated the northeast coast of Honshu Island; with infrastructure and
housing destroyed, thousands of lives lost and a million households without
running water, the country faces a mammoth task. Energy-cutting efforts by
electric companies and train lines have slowed the pace of business throughout
Honshu, while Japan’s financial markets have fluctuated.
HONSHU
ACCESS TO THE ISLAND, HOKKAIDO
SHIKOKU
The brand new International Terminal at New Chitose Airport, located near
Sapporo CIty, has been developed to meet the increasing needs of facilitating
increased tourism to the area. The airport was further upgraded with private
aircraft handling facilities for the 34th G8 summit, held in Hokkaido in 2008.
KYUSHU
CULTURE
HISTORY
LOCATION
As of 2005, New Chitose Airport was the third busiest airport in Japan
(behind Narita and Haneda) and ranked #64 in the world in terms of
passengers carried. The New Chitose - Tokyo Haneda route is the busiest air
route in the world, with 8.8 million passengers carried in 2010. As such, the
domestic market is set for a rapid expansion with over 3 airlines entering the
Hokkaido airspace in 2012 alone (see page 08).
Approximate flight times
(in hours) for Hokkaido
(transfer times aren’t
inclusive/listed):
Sydney
Hong Kong
Kuala Lumpur
Shanghai
Taiwan
Seoul
Singapore
Tokyo (domestic)
Osaka (domestic)
11.0
4.5
8.0
3.7
3.7
2.5
8.0
1.5
2.0
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NISEKO, JAPAN
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Exquisite culture; the delicate,
celebrated textures and flavours of
a long culinary tradition; the rich
history and vibrant ever-changing
landscape; the unmatched and
unparalleled quality of snow.
Niseko, offers a year-round resort
destination unlike any other.
WEATHER & LOCATION
WINTER
Because of its northern location, Niseko is fed by
weather streams that come from Siberia, meeting the
moist, warmer currents rising of the Sea of Japan, and
blessing the area with a consistently high quality and
quantity of light, dry snow (15 meters average annual
snow fall, 8% water content; 351cm average snow
depth by March; see more stats on pages 13 & 14).
This snowfall covers the area from late November
through to late April with snow remaining on certain
faces until as late as June. It also allows for a
consistently long ski season despite the relatively low
altitude of the area.
Excellent for family’s, the area has also earned a name
for itself with its expansive terrain as one of the
must-experience playgrounds amongst the winter
sports enthusiast community.
SUMMER
While winter draws visitors from around the world,
the current Niseko summer market is relatively
much more focussed. A broader picture that offers
insight into the road ahead for Niseko as a summer
destination however is that overall Hokkaido actually
receives 2.5 times the amount of visitation in
summer as in winter.
Offering long, mild days and cool nights from May
until September, the area is most popular with
well-heeled travellers most commonly from the
more southerly parts of Japan, such as Tokyo and
Osaka, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia; areas
hot and humid through the summer.
Activities in summer are as diverse as the challenge
of over 5 world class golf courses (including a par 72
course designed by Arnold Palmer), renowned
fly-fishing, hiking amidst scenic National Park
designated land, family-oriented horse trekking and
white-water rafting, road cycling and mountain
biking, treating oneself to the luxuries of the areas
many hot springs, or the culinary experience of
Hokkaido’s renowned fresh produce prepared in
one of the many stylish restaurants and cafes that
have sprung up in recent years catering to the
rapidly increasing summer market.
May
10.2
June
16
July
21
Aug
23.1
Sept
18
Oct
9.6
Hrs of
sunshine
153
199
124
180
151
104
Precipitation
90.5
Av. temp
32.5
257
187
91
125
ACCESS
NEARBY AREAS
With the recent developments completed at New
Chitose International Airport, an integral part of the
Japanese governments proposal to boost tourist
numbers to Japan to 16 million by 2020, the route is
seeing significantly increased international and
domestic traffic with a wealth of new direct routes.
Among traditional national carriers such as JAL, ANA,
Cathay Pacific and Korean Air, a new generation of
domestic and international players are
acknowledging the importance of the route;
Skymark, Jet Star and Peach Air are already servicing
the route and Air Asia and Hawaiian Air have both
announced the commencement of operations.
Sapporo City: The capital city of Hokkaido, and Japans
5th largest, Sapporo draws over two million tourists
annually alone. With renowned shopping including
high-end international and domestic brands, as well
as some of Japan’s finest dining; from Italian to ramen
noodles to fresh seafood, Sapporo is widely
recognised for its attractions, additionally hosting
both the Sapporo Snow Festival and Toyota Big Air.
Moreover, the financial resources for construction a
new Shinkansen (bullet train) line to connect Tokyo
to Sapporo has been confirmed by the government.
Construction and planning is already well underway
with a section of the line joining the two islands
largely complete.
Niseko is connected by a range of bus services, local
and express train services and a number of key
arterial roads.
Hirafu Village / SHIKI building to (in minutes):
Airport by train
115
Airport by bus / car
150
Sapporo City by train
95
Sapporo City bus / car
120
Otaru City by train
90
Otaru City bus / car
90
Hakodate by train / bus / car
180
Lake Toya by bus / car
35
OTARU
NISEKO
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Otaru: With a hallmark attraction of romantically
preserved stone architecture sheltering a canal, this
town is only an hours drive from Niseko and a major
draw card for Asian visitors for its sushi, glass blowing,
winter Candle Festival and burgeoning cafe scene.
Hakodate: Dating back to 1454, Hakodate is rich in
history and sensational seafood. As well as its own
scenic spots, the city is the major land hub connecting
Honshu (via the worlds longest undersea tunnel).
Lake Toya: A short drive from Niseko, Lake Toya
hosted the 2008 G8 Summit. Crystal clear waters,
surrounded by National Park land has allowed the
area to come into its own as a tourist destination
during the summer months; wake boarding,
windsurfing, sailing, waterskiing, swimming, fishing
and jet skiing are all popular activities here.
Kutchan: Niseko’s service town, Kutchan offers up
some of Niseko’s best dining and general shopping.
Mount Yotei: Niseko’s landmark, largely to thank for
the fertile soils of the region, is one of Japan’s top 10
famous mountains with it’s classic ‘Fuji-like’ shape,
earning it the nickname the ‘Fuji of the North’.
SAPPORO
INT’L AIRPORT
LAKE
TOYA
HAKODATE
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NISEKO RESORT
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The Niseko ski resort brings together
over 47 kilometers of some of the
world’s most sought-after powder snow,
including the largest night skiiing area in
the world, & not including 30 square
kilometers of lift accessible off-piste
backcountry. It’s big, accommodating
over 300,000 visitors in 2011-2012.
RESORT FUNDAMENTALS
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Niseko ski area
2,191 acres
Altitude
300m - 1,308m
Resort category
Special heavy snowfall region
Average snowfall
15+ metres annually
Average snow depth
3+ metres
Ski season
Late November - Early May
Ski runs
60 runs in total
Beginner, 30%; Intermediate, 42%;
Advanced, 28%
Total length of runs
47 km
Longest run
5.6 km
Lifts
38
On-mountain dining
17
Operating hours
7 days per week, 8.30am to 9pm
Shuttle service 9am to 9pm, free use
Ticketing
Electronic key pass
THE INDIVIDUAL RESORTS
OTHER NEARBY RESORTS
The ski resort people refer to as Niseko is actually a
collection of resorts that are all located on the same
mountain range. Of these, four major resorts are
connected via a centralized ticketing system, known as
Niseko United, and each accessible via regular public
transport and on-mountain access gates & runs.
Niseko is also located near a large number of other
resorts, all featuring their own characteristics, terrain
and facilities yet sharing Niseko’s snow. Some of these
include:
Niseko Hanazono: Recently acquired and operated by
Hong Kong’s PCPD, Hanazono is in the planning,
consent and construction phase of a major
master-planned development, and already features
both summer and winter drawcards.
Niseko Hirafu: The heart of the ski resort, home to the
SHIKI development, offering the most number of lifts
and runs in Niseko, a brand new high speed gondola
and a lively, diverse township of shopping, bars and
restaurants.
Niseko Village: Another area recently purchased (YTL,
Malaysia), Niseko Village is now home to the Hilton
Hotel, and newly refurbished, lush boutique hotel, ‘The
Greenleaf’, and contains extensive summer facilities
and activities including two professionally designed
golf courses.
Niseko Annupuri: Featuring some of the most highly
regarded terrain and snow on the mountain, this
aspect is slightly quieter, but a very popular and
accessible day excursion for guests staying in the
other areas.
Kiroro: A 45 minute drive through mountains, Kiroro in
fact receives the most amount of snow of all resorts in
Hokkaido. A fully owned entity, Kiroro is a contained
development and offers a large array of summer time
activities.
Rusutsu: A favorite for a day trip, Rusutsu offers a
family-friendly resort feel, excellent terrain and
facilities and again an assortment of summer activities.
Moiwa: Effectively connected to Niseko United due to
its proximity and terrain, Moiwa ticks the ‘local favorite’
box of the immediate area; close, excellent snow and
still quiet even on weekends.
Kokusai & Teine: Both day trips from Niseko, these
resorts offer significantly different terrain and are
closer to the major center of Sapporo.
“
Head to the island of Hokkaido,
and expect major snowfall...
‘Niseko, Japan; listed as 2nd snowiest resort in the world
Forbes Traveller (December 14, 2007)
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NISEKO AS AN INVESTMENT
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growing international resorts...
Niseko’s substantial growth has largely
taken place over the last five years.
Initially driven by Australian
entrepreneurs with a passion for the
snow, the Niseko real estate
market has grown dynamically,
exponentially, from holiday homes to
well financed investment grade
properties including luxury
condominiums and Japanese style inns
with sophisticated property and lease
management systems in place.
summer: South Korea, China and Taiwan; globally
recognized as a Winter ‘must-experience’ destination;
historical places, landscape, culture and fine dining,
fresh produce).
. Destination hub Asia’s premier four season resort
(minimal time-difference for Asian & Pacific locations &
access internationally with direct flights to Hokkaido
increasing: 3 new carriers, including ‘Air Asia’,
announced for 2012 alone).
. Specifically targeted by government sponsored
program to boost tourism to 16 international million
visitors annually nationwide by 2020.
. Accessibility to other very popular, established
GROWTH FACTORS, SUMMARY
tourism hotspots which are similarly increasing
significantly in popularity: Otaru; Sapporo (servicing
14+ million tourists alone annually); Lake Toya (home
of the 2008 G8 Summit); Hakodate; Furano.
. Institutional Grade Investment from a number of large
. International recognition: Ranked #2 in the world for
international, experienced groups (Citigroup; YTL; PCPD;
Symphony; AP Land) throughout all areas of the resort.
. Large national and regional works in progress (Main Street
Upgrade; Bullet-train between Tokyo and Sapporo Approved
and under construction; New Chitose International Airport
Upgrade.
. The ‘Niseko’ Lifestyle in increasing demand (pristine landscape
sustainably being developed to cater for ever more year round
luxury and family travellers).
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. Market appeal uniquely broad (Asian visitation in
snow (FORBES Traveller); Listed in Top 20 Places to
Visit in 2011 (New York Times); Listed in World’s Best
Ski Towns (National Geographic).
. A massive shift in markets to the Asian giants of
property development and investment. This significant
shift in market capitalization to larger, well financed
Asian based investors over Australian investors hasn’t
resulted in a drop in Australian tourism or investment,
which has conversely increased, but is opening up the
massive, year-round, new markets of Asia to Niseko.
NISEKO IN THE MEDIA
“Japan’s powdery slopes emerge as hot new
international ski magnet”
Miami Herald, Nov 11th, 2007
“Niseko is in the top 10 of snowboarding
destinations…”
Chris Moran (former British Snowboard Champion) The Guardian (UK),
November 2008
“The best night skiing in the world”
Tom Collinson, The Guardian (UK), February 2008
“The best off-piste skiing in the world”
The Guardian (UK), 20th October 2007
“...with natural hot springs, family-owned inns and
spectacular views of impossibly symmetrical Mount
Yotei. Now with the development of stylish restaurants
and a network of fashion-forward chalets...the
well-heeled are arriving on direct flights from all over
Asia to Sapporo’s New Chitose Airport, creating the
region’s answer to Aspen and Courchevel.”
New York Times, Top 20 places to Visit in 2011
“Skiing at Niseko, with its jaw-dropping views of
mountains and its plethora of onsen, is unequalled...if
you’re one of the first on the slopes, you’ll feel like
you’ve left Earth...”
Lonely Planet
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growing international resorts...
38,181
68,870
48,052
Hong Kong
26,147
26,493
26,711
Singapore
7,516
12,972
10,526
China
4,143
5,641
6,251
United Kingdom
3,319
3,949
2,695
Taiwan
3,097
2,132
8%
water content
of the snow,
some of the
dryest in the
world
3,501
USA
2,855
3,844
3,441
Korea
-
1,763
3,896
Canada
-
630
899
France
-
301
350
Other Asia
-
1,519
1,619
IMPACT OF THE TOHOKU
EARTHQUAKE
450
150
0
NISEKO
cm
13
Niseko
Tokyo
Singapore
Hong Kong
New York
Taipei
Seoul
0.038
0.049
0.09
0.08 - 0.15
0.094
0.061
0.111
Mt Baker
December 2011
Whistler
St Anton
Alta
January 2012
Snowbird
Chamonix
to end of January, 2012
1200
900
Total Snowfall (cm)
351
average March
snow depth
on the peak
November 2011
TOTAL SNOWFALL
The resort is working strategically to ensure accurate
information has been available following the earthquake
and problems in Fukushima, located over 600km away.
Niseko has not been directly affected, save a drop in
projected 2011-2012 season numbers, with long term,
international standard monitoring (European Radiological
Data Exchange Platform) of both Hokkaido soil and air
contamination showing levels have actually dropped
significantly in the last 40 years and are today one of the
lowest in the world.
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Averaged over 40 years of snow data, the table
below (source: Arctic Quest) places Niseko as 2nd,
and 5 other Japan based resorts in the top 10
resorts for fresh powder in the world. Four of these
resorts are in Hokkaido, with only a 40 minute drive
seperating them from Niseko (Rusutsu & Kiroro).
Resort
Location /
Annual
Vertical Expert
Name
Region
Snow
Drop
Runs
Mt. Baker
USA
16.3 m
457 m
31%
Niseko
Hokkaido, Japan
15.1 m
1009 m
30%
Rusutsu
Hokkaido, Japan
14 m
594 m
30%
Asahidake
Hokkaido, Japan
13.9 m
500 m
50%
Alta
USA
13.3 m
616 m
35%
Alyeska
USA
13 m
762 m
60%
Kiroro
Hokkaido, Japan
13 m
610 m
35%
Myoko Kogen Honshu, Japan
13 m
1124 m
41%
Sierra
USA
12.2 m
674 m
25%
Kirkwood
USA
12 m
610 m
35%
600
300
0
Monthly & Total Snowfall data kindly provided by
Chamonix
Australia
TOP POWDER RESORTS
Niseko’s snow isn’t an anomaly. Throughout Japan,
notably Hokkaido, the winter season brings
consistently dry, daily snowfalls upon the
mountainous terrain. What truly sets Niseko apart,
given it’s quality and quantity of snow, is the
relatively low elevation of the Niseko range;
standing at only 1,300 meters above sea level.
600
Snowbird
300,493
Nov, 2011 ~ Jan, 2012
Alta
305,922
Jackson Hole
-
TOTAL NUMBER
Whistler
2011 – 2012
Mt Baker
2010 – 2011
St Anton
2009 – 2010
MONTHLY SNOWFALL
Alyeska
RECENT WINTER VISITATION
NISEKO
meters
NISEKO: THE NUMBERS
Snowfall (cm)
15
average snowfall,
compared to 10
meters for Whistler
Mountain
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SHIKI NISEKO
An exciting new investment & lifestyle
opportunity…
SHIKI Niseko, 68 beautifully crafted 1, 2 & 3 bedroom turn-key apartments
incorporating contemporary Japanese aesthetics, premium furnishings and
fittings, enhanced with the luxuries of Asian hospitality and framing
breathtaking views of Mount Youtei, the Niseko ski area and the surrounding
national park. An extraordinary opportunity...
. Fully Furnished Luxury Apartments
. Protected Panoramic Views
. Premium Resort Location
. Retail Space & Car Rental
. 5 Star Hospitality Asset Management
. State of the Art Amenities
. Premium F&B Facilities
. 51 Covered Car-parks
. Terrace Garden with Après-Ski area
. Michelin Star Gourmet Restaurant
. Lush Lobby Area with Reception, Concierge and Waiting area
. Secure 2 key entry system
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SHIKI NISEKO
An exciting new investment & lifestyle
opportunity…
FLOOR PLANS
View the full range of individual floor plans on our website: www.shikiniseko.com
LOCATION
family
chair
lift
>
ace
quad
lift
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SHIKI Niseko is located in the very heart of the Hirafu
village amidst renowned restaurants & bars and
excellent access to the ski area’s central gondola,
additional to ground floor grocery, Michelin-star dining
and retail outlets.
grocery
store
Central Hirafu; 30 seconds
Hirafu Gondola (Niseko’s main gondola); 3 minutes
Ace Quad Chairlifts; 10 minutes
Family Chairlift; 5 minutes
hirafu
gondola
‘Seicomart’ Grocery Store; 1 minute
central
shuttle
stop
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to niseko village
& an’nupuri
Central Village Shuttle Stop; 30 seconds
‘Lawson’ Grocery Store; 1 minute
>
to kutchan
times provided are approximate and may vary with
luggage / sports / ski equipment
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RESIDENCE AMENITIES
SERVICES
. Fully-furnished Residences;premium fittings and furniture
. Reception and Concierge Services
. Solid Timber flooring for all Living Areas
. Housekeeping Services
. Full Height Glass Windows creating a spacious ambience
. Covered Carpark
. 42” LED TV with Cable Channels in all Living Areas
. Transportation Services
. Multi- Region DVD Player
. Tour / Ski Booking Services
. State-of-the-art Intercom System
. Wireless Broadband Internet Service
. In-Room Personal Safebox
. Fully-equipped kitchen
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CONTACT US
Book an appointment or reserve your luxury
condominium today
[email protected]
www.shikiniseko.com