Niseko View Plaza, a roadside station located at the intersection of National Route 5 and Hokkaido Prefectural Route Iwanai Toya Line, consists of three buildings: the Information Plaza Building, which sells local specialties and provides tourist information; the Free Space Building, which is home to a farm produce stand and take-out shops; and the Toilet Building. The spacious spaces are filled with information for sightseeing in Niseko.

The Information Plaza building offers a wide variety of products, from dairy products such as sweets and cheese made from Niseko's raw milk, to freshly baked bagels and stone oven bread, as well as local alcohol such as sake and wine. Fresh Niseko vegetables, just harvested that morning, are lined up. In spring, carrots, vegetable seedlings, and the ever-popular asparagus are hidden under the snow, and from summer to autumn, a variety of vegetables fill the space, and melons and potatoes in particular are even sold in special tents during the season. Please take your time to enjoy the store, which is packed with a wide variety of locally grown agricultural produce, from vegetables to sweets and processed foods.

The farm shop's motto is "safe, secure, and inexpensive," and they offer fresh, pesticide-free vegetables picked that morning, as well as rare vegetables you may not have seen before, all at reasonable prices. They don't just sell vegetables, they also sell wild plants picked in the mountains of Niseko. You can easily enjoy the deliciousness of the season. The takeout shop also focuses on ingredients from Niseko, so you can enjoy local cuisine while looking out at Mt. Yotei, which is something special.