List of spots
to collect stamps

Southern Hokkaido area

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  • Hakodate Airport

    Hakodate Airport

    An easily accessible spot around 20 minutes from the Hakodate city center and around 10 minutes from Yunokawa Hot Springs. This is the only airport serving southern Hokkaido. The tourist information center in the first-floor arrival lobby provides information on great places to visit in Hakodate and elsewhere in southern Hokkaido.

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Central Hokkaido area

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  • New Chitose Airport

    New Chitose Airport

    Hokkaido's largest airport, with flights to and from areas around Hokkaido, major Japanese cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Hiroshima, and Naha (Okinawa), and overseas airports. With restaurants, stores, and even a hot spring and cinema, there's no shortage of things to do.

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  • Former Hokkaido Government Office Building (Red Brick Office)

    Former Hokkaido Government Office Building (Red Brick Office)

    Hokkaido's original government office was opened in 1888. Its American-style neo-baroque architecture is epitomized by the octagonal tower on the roof, a symbol of independence and progress. Around 2.5 million bricks were used to build the distinctive outer walls. The building has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. Note: This building is closed until March 2025 for large-scale renovations.

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Eastern Hokkaido area

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  • Memanbetsu Airport

    Memanbetsu Airport

    Memanbetsu Airport is a convenient arrival point for visits to the Okhotsk area. This area is a natural paradise, encompassing Abashiri, Lake Mashu, and Lake Kussharo to name just a few great spots. And with an extensive car rental counter, getting around couldn't be easier.

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  • Tancho Kushiro Airport

    Tancho Kushiro Airport

    The Kushiro area is famous for Kushiro Wetland, Japan's largest wetland, and its population of red-crowned cranes. It is the third-biggest air hub in Hokkaido after New Chitose Airport and Hakodate Airport, and offers the easiest southbound access from eastern Hokkaido.

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  • Tokachi Obihiro Airport

    Tokachi Obihiro Airport

    Seven flights arrive here from Tokyo each day, with a flight time of around 1 hour and 30 minutes. The Tokachi area, where this airport is located, is one of Japan's largest agricultural areas. With many confectioners, including the locally headquartered Rokkatei, this area combines gastronomy with great scenery.

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Northern Hokkaido area

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  • Asahikawa Airport

    Asahikawa Airport

    This airport is located roughly in the center of Hokkaido. Seven flights arrive here from Tokyo each day, with a flight time of around 1 hour and 55 minutes. The area of northern Hokkaido served by this airport is packed with amazing places to see, including Mt. Asahidake, Sounkyo Gorge, Daisetsuzan National Park, Furano, and Biei.

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  • Wakkanai Airport

    Wakkanai Airport

    The gateway to Hokkaido's northern tip, providing access to spots such as Rishiri Island and Rebun Island. The flight times from Tokyo and New Chitose Airport, respectively, are around two hours and around one hour, making New Chitose Airport a useful stopover to reach Wakkanai from other areas of Japan.

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