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Kushiro Marsh Observatory
The observation and exhibition facility, whose building is designed in the motif of the "yach…
  • Kushiro, Lake Akan, Lake Mashu, Nemuro
Kushiro Marsh Observatory
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Kushiro Shitsugen National Park
Kushiro Marsh is a national park consisting of Japan's largest marshland, the Kushiro River an…
  • Kushiro, Lake Akan, Lake Mashu, Nemuro
Kushiro Shitsugen National Park
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Jewelry Ice
"Jewelry Ice" refers to the clear, beautiful ice seen in Toyokoro-cho from January to Fe…
  • Tokachi, Obihiro
Jewelry Ice
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Cape Chikyu
It is one of the most scenic spots in Japan, with a series of cliffs around 100 meters high and a …
  • Area around Toya, Noboribetsu, and Hidaka
Cape Chikyu
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Lake Saroma
Lake Saroma is the third largest lake in Japan. The lake surface is a uniquely beautiful blue colo…
  • Shiretoko, Abashiri, Monbetsu
Lake Saroma
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Ryusei no Taki Falls / Ginga no Taki Falls
These two beautiful waterfalls, selected as one of the top 100 waterfalls in Japan, are the repres…
  • Asahikawa, Sounkyo, Tenninkyo
Ryusei no Taki Falls / Ginga no Taki Falls
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Naitai Kogen Farm, Naitai Terrace
Naitai Kogen Farm in Kamishihoro, Tokachi area, is Japan’s largest public farm with an area …
  • Tokachi, Obihiro
Naitai Kogen Farm, Naitai Terrace
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Maruyama Park
Located only 3 kilometers west of the heart of Sapporo lies the beloved paths of Maruyama Park. Th…
  • Sapporo/Jozankei
Maruyama Park
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Shibazakura Takinoue Park・Takinoue Moss Phlox Festival
Held from early May to early Jun.Shibazakura Takinoue Park is one of the most well-known spots to …
  • Shiretoko, Abashiri, Monbetsu
Shibazakura Takinoue Park・Takinoue Moss Phlox Festival
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Mikuni Pass Observation Deck
Mikuni Pass, at 1,139 m, is the highest among all the national highways in Hokkaido. A vast sea of…
  • Tokachi, Obihiro
Mikuni Pass Observation Deck
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Cape Soya
Looking to trek to Japan’s most extreme frontiers? For the northernmost reaches, you should …
  • Wakkanai, Rishiri, Rebun, Rumoi
Cape Soya
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Matsumae Park・Matsumae Cherry Blossom Festival
Japan’s northernmost castle town, Matsumaecho, retains the atmosphere of an Edo Period city,…
  • Matsumae, Esashi, Okushiri
Matsumae Park・Matsumae Cherry Blossom Festival
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Goryokaku Tower
The 107-meter-high tower is located in Goryokaku Park. From the second floor of the 90-meter-high …
  • Hakodate, area around Hakodate
Goryokaku Tower
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Lake Notoro Coral Grass・Notoroko Sangoso Festival
“Notoroko Sangoso Festival” Held in mid Sep.Lake Notoro, a massive saltwater lake with…
  • Shiretoko, Abashiri, Monbetsu
Lake Notoro Coral Grass・Notoroko Sangoso Festival
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Notsuke Peninsula
Located between the Shiretoko Peninsula and the Nemuro Peninsula, the Notsuke Peninsula stretches …
  • Kushiro, Lake Akan, Lake Mashu, Nemuro
Notsuke Peninsula
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Roller Coaster Road
While driving through central Hokkaido, make sure to take the renowned “Roller Coaster Road&…
  • Area around Furano, Biei
Roller Coaster Road
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Lake Shikaribetsu Bottom Rail
Known as the lake in the sky, Lake Shikaribetsu is located at the highest altitude in Hokkaido. A …
  • Tokachi, Obihiro
Lake Shikaribetsu Bottom Rail
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Koyo Kappa Bus
Jozankei Onsen is only a short 45 minutes by bus from central Sapporo and is regarded as a fall oa…
  • Sapporo/Jozankei
Koyo Kappa Bus
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Lake Sapporo
Lake Sapporo was created in 1989 by the Jozankei Dam, which impounded the Otaru-Nai River.The upst…
  • Sapporo/Jozankei
Lake Sapporo
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Toyako Visitor Center, Volcano Science Museum
Mount Usu is an active volcano that has erupted as recently as 2000. With glass floor exhibits and…
  • Area around Toya, Noboribetsu, and Hidaka
Toyako Visitor Center, Volcano Science Museum
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