Nidom Classic Course - Nispa is a public, par-72, 18-hole woodland resort course in Tomakomai, Hokkaido, Japan, just 15 minutes from New Chitose Airport. Built in 1987, it's part of the wider Nidom Classic resort — its name meaning "rich forest" in the language of the indigenous Ainu people — where Ezo spruce, larch, and Mongolian oak forest is home to red foxes, Ezo deer, and the endangered black woodpecker. Nispa plays to 7,029 yards from the back tees (74.9 rating, 131 slope) down to 5,583 yards from the forward ladies' tees.

Alongside its sister course, Ikoro, the resort totals 45 holes. Facilities include a clubhouse restaurant serving the resort's signature Genghis Khan lamb dish, a tax-free pro shop, a 300-yard, 20-bay driving range, and log cottage accommodation. Caddie-and-cart packages are available on both courses, alongside self-play with cart options, with rates varying by season.