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Car Rental Niseko Hokkaido
Peak Niseko Car Rental - Hokkaido 4WD Van and Car Hire
5 Seat 4WD : Nissan X Trail or equivalent model 5 Seat 4WD
8 Seat 4WD: Nissan Elgrand 4WD Budget 8 Seat
9 Seat 4WD: Toyota Hiace 4WD
8 Seat 4WD: Mitsubishi Delica 4WD
5 Seat 4WD : Toyota Landcruiser Prado 4WD SUV
10 Seat 4WD: Hiace Grand Cabin 10 Seat 4WD Minibus (Ex Airport Only)
About us
Niseko Car Rental
Niseko Car Rental is a locally owned business here in Niseko, Hirafu, Hokkaido. We are dedicated to helping visitors arrange transport for their stay.
ReadmoreEnglish GPS Maps -Garmin Navigation
Don't read Japanese? No problem! We have Garmin Nuvi navigation units in all cars included free with your booking. English map and search, along with pre loaded favourites!
English Support 24/7
With English 24/7 Roadside assistance, help is never far away - whether you need a tire changed, run out of gas - our extensive support with have you covered!
Full Rental Car Insurance
We have extensive rental insurance - truly unlimited 3rd Party property and medical along with comprehensive medical for our clients - all included free!
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Onsens in Hokkaido
Hokkaido is a relatively large island, roughly 83 million square kilometers (22% of Japan's landmass). It is about 2.3 times the size of Taiwan, yet a bit smaller than the entire nation of South Korea. Within this area there are over 800 hot springs.
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Ski Resorts
Hokkaido skiing is rewarding for powder hounds -- its powder snow is renowned for being incredibly dry. Some Hokkaido ski resorts receive an amazing average of 14 to 18 meters of snowfall annually. With nearly 100 resorts to explore the search is almost limitless!
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Total Kilometers
There are approximately 700 km of arterial high-standard highways and 88,000 km of ordinary roads in Hokkaido. Of these ordinary roads, 7,000 km are national highways, 12,000 km are prefectural highways, and the remaining 70,000 km are roads administered by local municipalities.
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Hokkaido Campsites
Hokkaido is undoubtedly one of the most popular hiking and camping destinations in Japan. In the summertime young people and families flock to the numerous campgrounds throughout the big island. Most camping areas are very affordable and some are even free. Many are located near great outdoor areas and are close to natural hot springs.