The central city of Hokkaido, hosting seasonal events throughout the year. The "Sapporo Snow Festival" in winter is particularly famous, attracting tourists with beautiful snow sculptures and illuminations. You can also enjoy gourmet delights like Sapporo ramen and Genghis Khan barbecue.
Known as a city with stunning night views, the view from Mount Hakodate is often called the "million dollar night view." Additionally, attractions like Goryokaku, the morning market, and fresh seafood cuisine are also part of its appeal.
Famous for its historic canal, glass craft, and music boxes, this town offers a pleasant atmosphere when strolling along the Otaru Canal. Fresh sushi and seafood cuisine can also be enjoyed here.
A place where you can fully enjoy the great outdoors of Hokkaido, ideal for mountain climbing and hiking. Autumn brings colorful foliage, and winter offers snowy landscapes, making it enjoyable year-round.
Recognized as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, this area is abundant in pristine natural beauty. You can enjoy ice drift tours, observe wild animals, and explore untouched nature.
A world-famous ski resort renowned for its powder snow. In addition to winter sports, summer activities like rafting and hiking are plentiful.
A lake famous for its marimo algae, where you can also enjoy hot springs. Nearby, there are facilities where you can experience Ainu culture.
