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Jigokudani, known as Hell Valley, is a volcanic wonder with hot springs, scenic trails, sulfurous ponds, and an amazing natural foot bath, perfect for a unique outdoor adventure.

Hotel Yumoto Noboribetsu offers four types of hot springs, including saunas and waterfalls, perfect for those seeking a relaxing ryokan stay with diverse bathing options.

The Hokkaido Museum offers a fascinating exploration of the island’s history, wildlife, and Ainu culture. Its interactive exhibits make it perfect for visitors of all ages to learn and engage with Hokkaido’s rich heritage.

The Historic Village of Hokkaido, just outside Sapporo, is an open-air museum with 60 historical buildings from the Meiji and Taisho periods. Explore a town, fishing village, farm, and mountain village!

Hakodate Port Festival features vibrant parades, exciting fireworks, and the lively “Ika Odori” dance. Join in the fun from August 1-5 and experience Hakodate’s festive summer atmosphere!

Hakodate Goryokaku Festival in May celebrates the samurai warriors of the Battle of Hakodate. Enjoy the historical parade, samurai reenactments, and the Hijikata Toshizo contest.

Daiichi Takimotokan offers one of Japan's best indoor hot spring experiences, with multiple pools fed by five different hot spring sources, each with unique health benefits.

Curb Market, near Sapporo’s Central Wholesale Market, offers fresh Hokkaido seafood like crab and sea urchin. With 80 shops and cozy eateries, it's a must-visit for food lovers seeking local flavors.

The Clock Tower, built in 1878, is a must-see landmark in Sapporo. Explore its rich history as part of Sapporo Agricultural College, view the iconic clock, and learn about the city’s development.

Discover the spiritual allure of Dewa Sanzan, a sacred town nestled in the mountains, home to three revered Shugendo shrines that offer pilgrims a profound cultural experience.