Step back in time at this open-air museum, showcasing historical buildings and artifacts from Hokkaido's pioneering era.

Explore the only castle in Hokkaido and learn about the Matsumae clan's history and connections with the Ainu people.

Admire the iconic clock tower in Sapporo, a symbol of the city's early development during the Meiji period.

Visit this former British Consulate, now a museum, to learn about Hakodate's history as an international trading port.

Otaru's historic canal area showcases well-preserved warehouses and buildings from the city's past as a prominent port.

Wander through charming streets lined with preserved merchant buildings, capturing the essence of Otaru's past.

Marvel at the vibrant flower fields in Furano and the picturesque landscapes of Biei, known for its rolling hills and farms.

Discover the story behind the famous tree featured in Ken Domon's photography, a symbol of Biei's cultural significance.

Discover Hokkaido's largest national park, renowned for its stunning landscapes, hiking trails, and unique flora and fauna.

Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring untouched nature, dramatic cliffs, and the opportunity to spot wildlife.

Relax by the tranquil lake, surrounded by mountains, and take in the panoramic views. Enjoy water activities and hot springs.

Witness the geothermal activity and natural hot springs in this dramatic volcanic valley in Noboribetsu.

Take a cable car ride to the summit for stunning panoramic views of Hakodate and its surroundings, especially at night.

Enjoy a dynamic and innovative zoo experience, especially during winter when the animals are adapted to the cold.

Admire the surreal blue waters and surrounding forests at this unique natural pond near Biei.

Famous for its trio of scenic lakes – Lake Akan, Lake Kussharo, and Lake Mashu – and its indigenous Ainu culture.