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Coal Mining Museum of Yubari
The Coal Mining Museum of Yubari is a museum themed around the coal mining industry, which was onc…
  • Area around Sapporo
Coal Mining Museum of Yubari
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Okhotsk Ryu-hyo Museum and Tentozan Observatory
This is an exhibition hall themed around drift ice and the creatures of the Sea of Okhotsk. Visito…
  • Shiretoko, Abashiri, Monbetsu
Okhotsk Ryu-hyo Museum and Tentozan Observatory
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Kofuku Station
This “Land of Love” in Hokkaido is known for the catchphrase: “from the land of …
  • Tokachi, Obihiro
Kofuku Station
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Toyosaki Konpira Shrine
The village of Shosanbetsu is located along a stretch of the Sea of Japan’s coast. Running s…
  • Wakkanai, Rishiri, Rebun, Rumoi
Toyosaki Konpira Shrine
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Hakodate Seikan Ferry Memorial Ship Mashu Maru
The "Mashu Maru" is one of the ships that played a role in the final voyage of the Seika…
  • Hakodate, area around Hakodate
Hakodate Seikan Ferry Memorial Ship Mashu Maru
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Akarenga Terrace
Just steps away from the former Hokkaido Government building, a classic red-brick structure that s…
  • Sapporo/Jozankei
Akarenga Terrace
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Utoro Salmon Terrace
One of the representative fish of Hokkaido is the salmon. Shari Town, home to the Shiretoko World …
  • Shiretoko, Abashiri, Monbetsu
Utoro Salmon Terrace
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Nusamai Bridge
Voted as one of the “Top Three Sunsets in the World” alongside other famous worldwide …
  • Kushiro, Lake Akan, Lake Mashu, Nemuro
Nusamai Bridge
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Sato Suisan Salmon Factory
Sato Suisan is well-known across Japan’s north island for its seafood products caught in the…
  • Area around Sapporo
Sato Suisan Salmon Factory
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Nibutani Ainu Culture Museum
This museum exhibits about 1,000 folk tools used by the Ainu people, allowing you to learn about t…
  • Area around Toya, Noboribetsu, and Hidaka
Nibutani Ainu Culture Museum
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Asahikawa City Museum
The early history of humankind in the Kamikawa basin in Hokkaido can be traced back approximately …
  • Asahikawa, Sounkyo, Tenninkyo
Asahikawa City Museum
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Nopporo Forest Park
Covering an impressive 2,053 hectares of flatland forest, Nopporo Forest Park offers 17 well-maint…
  • Sapporo/Jozankei
Nopporo Forest Park
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Kawayu Visitor Center
Kawayu Visitor Center is a hub of information about the natural world and plentiful outdoor activi…
  • Kushiro, Lake Akan, Lake Mashu, Nemuro
Kawayu Visitor Center
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5-7 Alley Furarito
"5-7 Alley Furarito(ふらりーと)", a former vegetable market in downtown Asahikawa, has m…
  • Asahikawa, Sounkyo, Tenninkyo
5-7 Alley Furarito
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Basha Bar (Horse-drawn carriage BAR)
Draft horses that shared hardships with people during Hokkaido's pioneering period were essent…
  • Tokachi, Obihiro
Basha Bar (Horse-drawn carriage BAR)
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Cape Notoro
Cape Notoro is a cape that juts out into the Sea of Okhotsk on the east side of Lake Notoro. The a…
  • Shiretoko, Abashiri, Monbetsu
Cape Notoro
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Motomachi Roman Catholic Church
This Motomachi Roman Catholic Church was founded in 1859 by the French missionary Father Mermet Ca…
  • Hakodate, area around Hakodate
Motomachi Roman Catholic Church
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Wakkanai Port North breakwater dome
Wakkanai Port Breakwater Dome was built when the North Wharf was used as a departure and arrival p…
  • Wakkanai, Rishiri, Rebun, Rumoi
Wakkanai Port North breakwater dome
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Lake Toya Gurutto Art Park
A wide variety of sculptures based on the theme of “Anthem of Life” are displayed in a…
  • Area around Toya, Noboribetsu, and Hidaka
Lake Toya Gurutto Art Park
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Otaru City General Museum
This museum preserves and exhibits impressive real steam locomotives and vehicles. It also has a w…
  • Area around Otaru, Niseko
Otaru City General Museum
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