【Available Year-Round】Sapporo City 1-Day Tour in Hokkaido / Private Customization Available

・Fushimi Inari Shrine
A shrine is a sacred place where prayers are offered to the deities. Therefore, holding a wedding ceremony at a shrine allows you to experience a special atmosphere and sacred air. Additionally, since weddings held at shrines are believed to receive the blessings of the deities, they are sure to become a special memory.
Although Fushimi Inari Shrine is located in the city, it is surrounded by nature. The surrounding area offers beautiful scenery that changes with the seasons, making it an ideal location for wedding photography, featuring the shrine buildings and 27 torii gates.
The Lake Shikotsu Lake Water Festival is a summer festival held at Lake Shikotsu in Chitose City, Hokkaido. Lake Shikotsu is known as one of the clearest and most beautiful lakes in Japan, and this festival features numerous events that take advantage of the beautiful lake. Held annually around late June, it features various events such as a fireworks display over the lake, stage shows, and live music. There are also many food stalls along the lakeshore where you can enjoy local gourmet food and souvenirs. You can also taste the local specialty, salt-grilled chip (kokanee salmon). The Lake Shikotsu Lake Water Festival is popular not only with local residents but also with many tourists, and is known as one of the representative events of summer in Hokkaido.
The Hyoto Festival is a fantastic event where various ice objects of all sizes, created by spraying and freezing water from Lake Shikotsu, are illuminated. By the way, 'Hyoto' is read as 'Hyoutou'. It is a popular event visited by many Hokkaido residents every year. If you go aiming for the illumination time, the area is often congested, so please allow plenty of time. It is held from 10:00 to 20:00 on both weekdays and weekends. The Hyoto Festival, a major winter event held annually at Lake Shikotsu Onsen in Chitose City, is bustling with tourists from both inside and outside Hokkaido due to its good access from Sapporo City.
It is a large-scale event with about 200,000 visitors every year, bustling with couples and families.
The Hyoto Festival is an event lined with ice objects of various sizes made by spraying water from Lake Shikotsu, making you feel as if you are sightseeing in an ice town. Not only are the bluish ice statues beautiful, but at night they are illuminated in many colors, creating a fantastic atmosphere. The busiest time is at night, but it is not well known that the Shikotsu ice statues during the day are also very beautiful.
The Great Buddha existed from the beginning, but the Great Buddha Hall was designed by Tadao Ando as a project to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the opening of the Makomanai Takino Cemetery. From the outside, only the head of the Buddha can be seen in the center of a round hill, and it was named 'Atama Daibutsu' (Head Great Buddha) because of its impressive appearance. The Head Great Buddha can be enjoyed in different scenes throughout the four seasons, but the most recommended season is from late July to early August when the lavender is in full bloom. Lavender is planted in a spiral pattern all over the hill surrounding the Head Great Buddha, creating a magnificent purple vortex in the summer. A stroll while wrapped in the rich fragrance will surely be a scene of memories that will remain in your heart forever.
～Itinerary Introduction～Basic Course
Meeting Time: 07:00 to 08:00
Meeting Place: Hotel lobby pickup within a 3km radius of JR Sapporo Station; other customers meet at the Sapporo Station East Exit Group Waiting Area at 07:45.
Odori Park, Former Clock Tower, Sapporo Beer Museum, Moiwa Ropeway Night View, Shiroi Koibito Park, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Hokkaido Jingu, Jozankei, Eniwa Sheep Farm, Head Great Buddha, Takino Suzuran Hillside National Park, Tanukikoji, Mitsui Outlet. 17:30 Meeting, 18:00 Drop-off at each hotel in Sapporo.