Launched in 2008, Taiga offers a comprehensive service in real estate & property sales, project management, and development consulting. Taiga offers incisive feedback on real estate in Niseko to give clients a clear investment strategy, whether purchasing a piece of land, or designing an uber luxury chalet. Taiga is committed to the long term success of both our clients and projects, and continues to assist clients well beyond completion. We focus on delivering exceptional service, and over 50% of clients are referred from existing clients. Taiga also offers luxury accommodation stays, and helps guests to enjoy their holiday in Niseko.

A true ski-in chalet, this chalet is a rarity in the Niseko area. Located immediately opposite the carpark at Moiwa Resort, you can step out the front door and onto the lifts. Moiwa Resort is famous for the lack of lines and powder which lasts long after the other Niseko areas are skied out. Large windows frame the views of the mountain, so you can check conditions and plan your route. The chalet has an oversized common area, with 3 comfortable bedrooms, 2 toilets, and a large bathroom, making it ideal for larger groups. In the immediate area of Moiwa and Annupuri, there are restaurants and onsen hot springs. During winter season (December - March), the chalet comes with a complimentary rental car, so you can easily access to any nearby resorts, supermarkets, or Hirafu area by driving.

Dubbed Asia’s premier alpine destination – Niseko is located in northern Japan on the island of Hokkaido. The region boasts world‐class ski resorts, golf courses, mountain bike trails, cultural excursion and a host of other activities. Cuisine highlights include excellent seafood and culinary delights. Visitors can sample the delicious local produce from a huge number of restaurants available across the island. The ski season in Japan starts from early December and ends in late April. During this time the resort is covered in a blanket of snow. The Niseko ski area is one of Asia’s largest ski fields and is world famous for its incredible quality and quantity of powder snow. The southwest Hokkaido region receives low-pressure weather fronts from Siberia and low moisture count, combined with temperatures rarely above 10 degrees. These weather patterns deliver the unique Niseko powder and an average of 14 metres of snow every season!