NIDOM

NIDOM (ニドム) is a resort brand and destination in Tomakomai, Hokkaido, Japan. It originated as part of the national and Hokkaido Technopolis concept, specifically the 'Hokkaido Central Technopolis Forest-Type International Resort Development Base Plan,' under which resort construction began. The brand's flagship asset is the NIDOM Classic Course, a 274-hectare forest course whose design concept is 'Beautiful & Tough.' The course comprises 45 holes across two layouts: the Nispa Course, named from the Ainu word for 'chief,' and the Ikoro Course, named from the Ainu word for 'treasure.' Hotel NIDOM is notable for its all-log-cabin guest rooms made of Finnish timber; Leonard Bernstein stayed there in his later years during the founding of the Pacific Music Festival (PMF). The resort also offers an indoor heated pool, tennis courts, rental bicycles, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and optional tours in the surrounding area. The NIDOM complex includes the golf clubhouse, NIDOM Jingisukan restaurant, NIDOM Shop, Hotel NIDOM with various cabin types (Risu no Mori, Risu no Mori Lakeside King Bedroom, Takanosu), wedding chapels (Ishizai no Kyokai and Mori no Kyokai), restaurants, banquet rooms, a natural hot spring and sauna, a flower garden, tennis courts, and Lake Tomtom. The brand has hosted major golf tournaments and international conferences, and remains an active resort destination.

NIDOM began as part of the national and Hokkaido Technopolis concept, specifically the 'Hokkaido Central Technopolis Forest-Type International Resort Development Base Plan,' under which resort construction started. In 1986, The NIDOM was established. In 1988, the NIDOM Classic Course opened. In 1990, Hotel NIDOM opened. In 1994, the Japan Professional Golf Match Play Championship was held on the Nispa Course, continuing there until 2000. In 1998, the operator filed for composition (wagi) with the Sapporo District Court, and the following year the composition was approved. In 2001, the Japan Professional Golf Match Play Championship was held on the Ikoro Course, continuing there until 2003. In 2006, the Japan Women's Professional Golf Championship was held on the Nispa Course. In 2010, Hotel NIDOM hosted the 12th Tripartite Environment Ministers Meeting among Japan, China and Korea (TEMM12). In 2011, Hotel NIDOM hosted the 15th Hokkaido and Northern Tohoku Governors' Summit. The resort continues to operate with its golf courses, hotel, dining, wedding chapels, hot spring, and seasonal activities.

• 2011

  15th Hokkaido and Northern Tohoku Governors' Summit held at Hotel NIDOM.

• 2010

  12th Tripartite Environment Ministers Meeting (TEMM12) held at Hotel NIDOM.

• 2006

  Japan Women's Professional Golf Championship held on Nispa Course.

• 2001

  Japan Professional Golf Match Play Championship held on Ikoro Course (until 2003).

• 1998

  Filed for composition (wagi) with Sapporo District Court; approved the following year.

• 1994

  Japan Professional Golf Match Play Championship held on Nispa Course (until 2000).

• 1990

  Hotel NIDOM opened.

• 1988

  NIDOM Classic Course opened.

• 1986

  The NIDOM established.

A forest resort destination combining championship golf, log-cabin hotel stays, dining, weddings, and nature activities in Hokkaido.

• NIDOM Classic Course

  45-hole forest golf course on 274 ha, with Nispa and Ikoro courses.

• Hotel NIDOM

  All-log-cabin hotel with Finnish timber; Leonard Bernstein stayed during PMF founding.

• Ishizai no Kyokai

  Wedding chapel designed by Jun Itami.

• Mori no Kyokai

  Wedding chapel with Leonard Bernstein Memorial Room.

• Sesekka

  Natural hot spring and sauna, open late April to late October.

• NIDOM Flower Garden Shipirika

  Flower garden designed by Sayuki Ueno, open June to mid-October.

• NIDOM Jingisukan

  Restaurant at the clubhouse.

• NIDOM Shop

  Retail shop at the clubhouse.

1. 1NIDOM - Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2ニドム - Wikipediaja.wikipedia.org