6 day Niseko Hirafu snow forecast

Simon Leavers from Australia writes:

Hirafu is amazing soft powder, unbelievable. Great restaurants and shopping. Would come back. It is great to see many cultures from the world skiing in the one place. All the staff at the ski schools were so friendly.
To another reviewer: You are right, some Australians are rowdy. However, this comes down to hard working, hard playing culture. Unfortunately, this seems to offend you. Niseko markets itself to Australians so we come here. Some Aussies probably watch snowboarding videos before they come and see the antics of those silly Americans and their crazy stunts. After reading your article I reflected on my day. I skied hard and then walked around the village with my family enjoying the shops. I even saw an Aussie in the pub drinking a pint at 4 pm, how uncouth. Once home we enjoyed a few drinks and some fine Hokkaido cheese and salami. We then had a bottle of wine over dinner where we discussed how the cavalier attitude of American bankers has caused many retirees in Australia to face a life of poverty! Also, how when you walk down Venice beach you are faced with people attempting to get you in cannabis clinic, in front of your children how disgusting. We also discussed how pleasant it was to ski in Beaver Creek and how polite the Americans were to us in our dealings with them. We also laughed about the wild party we saw near the children's ski school in Beaver Creek where teenage Americans were drinking and tops were coming of young girls in sub zero temps. What a colourful world we live in, if you do not like it get some black and white glasses.