Make the most of your day exploring Hokkaido’s stunning nature and rich culture—without the stress of planning, navigating, or rushing for public transport. Our service offers comfort, flexibility, and unforgettable experiences. Enjoy door-to-door convenience from any Sapporo location, a private climate-controlled vehicle perfect for families or friends, and flexible itineraries with more time at each spot. Your local, licensed driver knows the best routes, photo stops, and hidden gems, ensuring a safe, relaxed journey. From Lake Tōya and Lake Shikotsu to thrilling Samurai & Ninja shows and the volcanic beauty of Jigokudani, experience an 10-12 hour adventure in comfort. Book today for a worry-free trip full of stories, photos, and smiles.
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Ride the Mt. Usu Ropeway to the upper station, then walk a short path to the observatory.
From the summit, enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Tōya, Mt. Showa Shinzan (a young volcano formed in 1943), and the Pacific coastline in the distance.
On clear days, the crater steam vents are visible, reminding us of Hokkaido’s volcanic energy.
Step back into the Edo Period (1603–1868) at this cultural theme park.
Stroll through recreated samurai residences, merchant houses, and old-style streets.
Watch live performances featuring samurai sword fights, ninja acrobatics, and traditional theater.
Explore small shops for crafts and snacks inspired by old Japan.
Lunch: We’ll enjoy lunch inside the park — options include Edo-style meals and local specialties
Arrive at Noboribetsu’s most famous natural attraction.
Hell Valley is a dramatic volcanic landscape where hot steam vents, bubbling sulfur springs, and mineral-rich streams flow through a rugged gorge.
Walk along the easy boardwalk trails for the best views.
On the way back, we stop briefly at Lake Shikotsu, one of Japan’s clearest and deepest lakes.
Take photos by the lakeshore, framed by volcanic mountains.
If the weather is good, enjoy a short lakeside stroll to feel the calm atmosphere.
Sapporo, the capital of Hokkaido, is known for its stunning winter landscapes, vibrant cultural scene, and delicious seafood. The city hosts the famous Sapporo Snow Festival and offers a unique blend of modern urban life and traditional Japanese charm.
Learn about the history of beer in Japan and the Sapporo Beer brand. The museum offers beer tasting and a chance to see the brewing process.
A large park in the heart of Sapporo, known for its beautiful gardens, fountains, and the famous Sapporo Snow Festival held here in February.
A landmark of Sapporo, offering panoramic views of the city from its observation deck. The tower is illuminated at night, creating a beautiful sight.
A rich, miso-based ramen with corn, butter, and pork. A must-try local specialty.
A spicy, flavorful curry soup with vegetables and meat, a Hokkaido specialty.
Grilled lamb or mutton, a popular dish in Hokkaido, often cooked on a dome-shaped grill.
Winter is ideal for snow festivals and skiing, while summer offers pleasant weather for outdoor activities and festivals.
Japanese Yen (JPY)
GMT+9
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Sapporo is a very safe city with low crime rates. However, petty theft and scams can occur, especially in tourist areas.
Sapporo Station
Sapporo Station Bus Terminal, Susukino Bus Terminal
The subway system is clean, efficient, and easy to navigate. It consists of three lines: Namboku, Tozai, and Tohoku-Johetsu.
Available • Apps: JapanTaxi, DiDi
Car, Bike, Scooter
A popular ski resort known for its powder snow, Niseko offers excellent skiing and snowboarding in winter, and outdoor activities in summer.
A charming port city known for its historic buildings, canals, and fresh seafood. Otaru offers a mix of history, culture, and scenic views.
Known for its lavender fields in summer and skiing in winter, Furano offers a mix of natural beauty and outdoor activities.
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