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☄️Grand Slam Getaway!🛫
Hokkaido Region
➡HOKKAIDO
🏔️JAPAN❄️
⬇ 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.
🏔️ ENTER NISEKO 🏔️
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.
➡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. Their history of nurturing global superstars, combined with a passionate local fanbase, has made the Fighters an iconic destination for baseball enthusiasts.
➡Sapporo Beer Museum
Housed in an iconic red-brick Hokkaido Heritage site, the Sapporo Beer Museum offers an immersive journey through 140 years of brewing history that culminates in a premier tasting of exclusive historical recipes.
➡Mt. Hakodate Ropeway
Glide effortlessly to the summit of Mount Hakodate aboard this scenic aerial tramway to witness the city’s world-renowned "million-dollar" night view, a breathtaking spectacle where the glittering cityscape is perfectly cradled by the dramatic curves of the surrounding sea.
➡Asahikawa City Museum
The Asahikawa City Museum offers an immersive look into northern Hokkaido’s heritage by pairing extensive indigenous Ainu artifacts and reconstructed dwellings with detailed exhibits on the region’s unique natural history and the resilience required to thrive in its severe winter climate.
➡Otaru Canal
Once a bustling 20th-century shipping artery, the Otaru Canal has transformed into the city’s most iconic landmark, where stone warehouses and retro gas lamps create a romantic, nostalgic atmosphere that truly dazzles as the lights reflect on the water at dusk.
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