Hokkaido Official Tourism Site HOKKAIDO LOVE!

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restaurant (Image provided by The Foundation for Ainu Culture)

Upopoy, featuring Hokkaido’s first national museum, serves as a central hub for learning about and preserving Ainu history and culture. Inside, visitors can explore traditional crafts and exhibits, gaining an up-close understanding of the richness of Ainu heritage.

The on-site restaurant offers traditional Ainu dishes as well as creative cuisine that highlights local ingredients and cooking methods, allowing you to experience Ainu culture through taste as well.

Note: Advance reservations are required for museum entry and exhibitions (reservations open 14 days prior to your visit).

Noboribetsu Hot Spring is one of Japan’s most famous hot spring resorts, boasting nine different types of hot springs. The sulfur-scented waters and diverse mineral compositions make it a popular destination nationwide, attracting travelers seeking both relaxation and rejuvenation.

Take your time exploring the variety of springs and enjoy a soothing experience for both body and mind.

In Noboribetsu, you can enjoy wandering through souvenir shops, exploring the dramatic landscapes of Jigokudani (Hell Valley), and relaxing at the natural foot bath along the Oyunumagawa River.

Scattered throughout the town are playful demon statues, making the stroll a fun treasure hunt. By venturing a little further, you can also visit attractions like Noboribetsu Bear Park, creating an ideal course for families and couples alike.

Take a leisurely walk along the shores of Lake Toya, or experience a variety of activities such as canoeing to enjoy the scenery from the water. A short 10-minute drive brings you to the Usuzan Ropeway, where you can admire sweeping views of Lake Toya and the surrounding mountains, showcasing the grandeur of Hokkaido’s natural landscapes.

Combining lakeside walks with fun activities, this spot is perfect for creating unforgettable memories unique to a Hokkaido trip.

Some accommodations at Lake Tōya offer hot springs with spectacular lake views, allowing guests to enjoy the changing scenery from morning to evening. From summer to autumn, the Lake Tōya Long-run Fireworks display lights up the night sky, delighting overnight visitors and creating a magical experience.

Combining soothing hot springs, stunning lakeside scenery, and seasonal fireworks, this is the perfect place to fully indulge in a luxurious Hokkaido getaway.

This serene hot spring is rich in metasilicic acid, which helps promote collagen production and keeps your skin smooth and hydrated. A gentle hint of sulfur in the air adds to the relaxing atmosphere.

Surrounded by nature, Kanro no Mori offers a luxurious Hokkaido experience where you can unwind and rejuvenate away from everyday life.

At Niseko Takahashi Farm, you can enjoy Baumkuchen and ice cream made with fresh milk from their own cows. The on-site restaurant serves pizzas topped with farm-made cheese and a buffet of fresh local vegetables.

While dining, take in breathtaking views of Mt. Yotei, making it the perfect spot to savor Hokkaido’s flavors and stunning natural scenery at the same time.

Known as one of the closest hot springs to Hokkaido’s sky, New Chitose Airport Hot Spring lets travelers refresh after a long journey. Spacious indoor baths and open-air baths help melt away travel fatigue, while a relaxation room provides a comfortable space to unwind before boarding.

Even with some time before your flight, you can enjoy a serene hot spring experience within the airport, making it a perfect way to end your Hokkaido adventure.