Food & Nightlife
Eating Out Dining in the evening is generally restricted to meals provided as part of accommodation packages, but you certainly won’t go hungry. At the hostel, dinner may include up to 7 courses, and it’s not just about quantity – the quality is also excellent.
There is also a café at Lodge Nutapu-Kaushipe which is open to the public.
For lunch, the best option is the restaurant upstairs in the ropeway station. The pictures of the food are in a different place to the vending machine where you order your food, so it really tests your ability to recognise Japanese characters, but this is part of the fun. The fare on offer includes various ramen options and rice dishes, the chicken curry being a favourite. Dining here is great value for money.
For snacks, the hotels and hostel have vending machines (of course!).
Bars & Nightlife The nightlife in
Asahidake is close to absent, with the only fun being what you can make for yourself within the local accommodation, although none of the hotels seem to appreciate non-guests at the bar after hours.
Chances are that you won’t be too fussed about nightlife. You’ll be too tired after skiing, soaking in the onsen and eating a 7-course dinner. A few quiet Sapporo beers from the vending machine will probably suffice.
If you are seeking a vibrant nightlife, you’ll need to try Asahikawa or Furano.
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