The capital city of Hokkaido, Sapporo is famous for the annual Sapporo Snow Festival, the Sapporo Beer Museum, and its delicious miso ramen. It also serves as a gateway to nearby ski resorts.
Hakodate is known for its stunning night views from Mount Hakodate and the historic Motomachi district. Visitors can also enjoy fresh seafood at the morning market.
A picturesque port town, Otaru is famous for its charming canals, glassware shops, and fresh sushi.
These areas are renowned for vibrant lavender fields in summer and spectacular skiing in winter. Farm Tomita in Furano is a must-visit for flower enthusiasts.
A world-class ski destination, Niseko is known for its deep powder snow and luxurious resorts. It also offers summer hiking and relaxing hot springs.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Shiretoko National Park features pristine wilderness, waterfalls, and wildlife such as brown bears and red-crowned cranes.
This national park is perfect for hiking and exploring untouched nature, including Mount Asahi, the highest peak in Hokkaido.
A hot spring town, Noboribetsu Onsen is known for its dramatic volcanic landscapes, including Jigokudani (Hell Valley).
This national park features stunning caldera lakes, scenic hiking trails, and relaxing onsens.
