Highlights
Asahikawa: Stroll through rolling hills blanketed in seasonal blooms, from lavender and sunflowers to vibrant tulips. Think sweeping countryside views and plenty of photo ops of true Hokkaido icon.
Asahikawa: Step inside a soy sauce brewery with roots dating back to 1891. Originally founded as a sake producer, it later perfected the art of soy sauce making. You'll learn about the process, sample different varieties and discover a staple ingredient of Japanese cuisine.
Taisetsuzan National Park: Take a ropeway into the heart of Daisetsuzan National Park before setting out on a scenic alpine hike. Expect volcanic landscapes, fresh mountain air and some of Hokkaido's most dramatic natural scenery.
Lake Akan: Check into a traditional Japanese ryokan and sit down to an included dinner showcasing regional flavours. After a day on the road, it's the perfect chance to slow down, relax and soak up the atmosphere of this classic Japanese stay.
Lake Akan: Experience a traditional Ainu dance performance and learn about the culture of Hokkaido's Indigenous people. Combining storytelling, music and movement, this captivating show offers a rare insight into one of Japan's oldest living cultural traditions.
Lake Mashu: Check out Lake Mashu Observatory for views over one of Japan's most remarkably clear lakes. It's surrounded by forests and often framed by mist. No wonder it's considered one of Hokkaido's most beautiful natural landmarks.
Lake Mashu: Witness the power of Hokkaido's geothermal landscape at Mt Io, a dramatic sulphur volcano where steam rises from the earth and volcanic activity is on full display. You'll also experience Sunayu, where naturally heated water bubbles up through the lakeside sand.
Lake Mashu: Gather with the group for an included BBQ dinner at your lodge near Lake Mashu. Tuck into a relaxed feast, swap stories from the road and, if conditions are right, spend the evening stargazing beneath some of Hokkaido's darkest skies.
Lake Akan: Get hands-on at Watanabe Farm and learn how to make your own ice cream using Hokkaido's world-famous dairy produce. A fun, tasty experience that celebrates one of the region's most iconic local specialities.
Shiretoko: Explore the wild beauty of Shiretoko on two scenic hikes. Walk from the Shiretoko Nature Centre to Furepe Waterfall for sweeping coastal views, then continue along the elevated boardwalk at the Shiretoko Five Lakes, surrounded by forests, lakes and rugged mountain scenery.
Shiretoko: Visit the Kitami Mint Shop and small museum to uncover the story behind one of Japan's most important mint-growing regions. Then sample a refreshing mint-flavoured ice cream while learning about this uniquely local piece of Hokkaido history.
Lake Mashu: Check out Lake Mashu Observatory for views over one of Japan's most remarkably clear lakes. It's surrounded by forests and often framed by mist. No wonder it's considered one of Hokkaido's most beautiful natural landmarks.
Lake Mashu: Witness the power of Hokkaido's geothermal landscape at Mt Io, a dramatic sulphur volcano where steam rises from the earth and volcanic activity is on full display. You'll also experience Sunayu, where naturally heated water bubbles up through the lakeside sand.
Lake Mashu: Gather with the group for an included BBQ dinner at your lodge near Lake Mashu. Tuck into a relaxed feast, swap stories from the road and, if conditions are right, spend the evening stargazing beneath some of Hokkaido's darkest skies.
Lake Akan: Get hands-on at Watanabe Farm and learn how to make your own ice cream using Hokkaido's world-famous dairy produce. A fun, tasty experience that celebrates one of the region's most iconic local specialities.
Shiretoko: Explore the wild beauty of Shiretoko on two scenic hikes. Walk from the Shiretoko Nature Centre to Furepe Waterfall for sweeping coastal views, then continue along the elevated boardwalk at the Shiretoko Five Lakes, surrounded by forests, lakes and rugged mountain scenery.
Shiretoko: Visit the Kitami Mint Shop and small museum to uncover the story behind one of Japan's most important mint-growing regions. Then sample a refreshing mint-flavoured ice cream while learning about this uniquely local piece of Hokkaido history.
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