HOKKAIDO
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ᯓ Hokkaido Prefecture ᯓ
➡ Niseko   ⬇ Es Con Field   ⬇ Sapporo   ⬇ Hakodate
⬇ Asahikawa   ⬇ Otaru

NISEKO WINTER: Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost and largest prefecture, is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, from volcanic mountain ranges and pristine national parks to expansive farmlands. Famous globally for its unparalleled winter sports, with Niseko ("Japow") standing out as a premier destination. Beyond its winter allure, Hokkaido offers cool summers, making it a popular escape, alongside fresh seafood, dairy products, and vibrant flower fields.

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NISEKO SUMMER: While Niseko is internationally renowned for its spectacular winter powder, it transforms into a lush and vibrant destination during the summer months. The pleasant weather is ideal for a wide range of outdoor activities, including hiking Mount Yotei, mountain biking, and rafting on the 📍Shiribetsu River. This "green season" offers a peaceful escape with stunning views of the surrounding mountains and fields, providing a stark contrast to its snowy winter landscape.



Es Con Field Hokkaido


ᯓ Kitahiroshima City, Hokkaido Prefecture ᯓ
📍Es Con Field Hokkaido

The Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters are based in Kitahiroshima, a city in Hokkaido. The team has a legacy of developing world-class talent, notably Shohei Ohtani (2013-2017) and ace pitcher Yu Darvish (2005-2011). Their history of nurturing these global superstars, combined with a passionate local fanbase, has made the Fighters an iconic destination for baseball enthusiasts.



Sapporo Beer Museum


ᯓ Sapporo City, Hokkaido Prefecture ᯓ
📍Sapporo Beer Museum    📍[50]

The Sapporo Beer Museum, located in a historic red-brick building in Sapporo, is Japan's only beer museum and a designated Hokkaido Heritage site. Visitors can embark on a journey through the 140-year history of Sapporo Beer, learning about the origins of Japanese beer brewing and its connection to the development of Hokkaido. The experience culminates with a beer tasting session, where guests can sample various Sapporo brews, including a special recreation of a historical recipe, making it a must-visit!



Mt. Hakodate Ropeway


ᯓ Hakodate, Hokkaido Prefecture ᯓ
📍Mt. Hakodate Ropeway

The Mount Hakodate Ropeway is an aerial tramway that provides a direct and scenic route to the summit of Mount Hakodate. The short ascent offers breathtaking views of Hakodate's unique topography, with the city nestled on a narrow peninsula between Hakodate Bay and the Tsugaru Strait. It is the most popular way for visitors to reach the observation deck, famous for its world-renowned "million-dollar" night view of the city.



Asahikawa City Museum


ᯓ Asahikawa, Hokkaido Prefecture ᯓ
📍Asahikawa City Museum

The Asahikawa City Museum primarily focuses on the history, culture, and nature of northern Hokkaido, with a significant emphasis on the indigenous Ainu people. Its exhibitions feature an extensive collection of Ainu artifacts, including traditional clothing and tools, along with reconstructed dwellings like the Chise and Tondenhei barracks. Additionally, the museum showcases the natural environment of the Kamikawa region, focusing on the animals, plants, and history of human coexistence with the area's severe winters.



Otaru Canal


ᯓ Otaru City, Hokkaido Prefecture ᯓ
📍Otaru Canal

The Otaru Canal is the city's most iconic landmark, serving a crucial role as a bustling part of its port during the early 20th century. Today, the canal is a beautifully preserved waterfront area with a scenic walking path, retro gas lamps, and old stone warehouses. It is especially famous for its romantic and nostalgic atmosphere, which is particularly enchanting when the lights reflect on the water at dusk.


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