A one-day winter tour of southern Hokkaido, Japan: Noboribetsu Jigokudani (Hell Valley), Lake Toya, Mt. Usu Ropeway, and Snow Park (guided tour in Chinese, English, Japanese, and Cantonese)

Nakayama Pass: A well-known mountain rest stop in Hokkaido. In winter, the mountains are covered in snow, and on a clear day, you can also see Mount Yotei, known as the "Ezo Fuji", and experience the magnificent snow country scenery of Hokkaido.

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[December-March] Kimobetsu Snow World Snowmobile Park: Guests can enjoy a 45-minute snowmobile ride at their own expense, experiencing the thrill of speeding across the vast snowfields and fully immersing themselves in Hokkaido's unique winter charm. Those not participating in the snowmobile ride can enjoy the snow scenery, try snow sledding, or relax in the warm lounge for free. ※The snow park is expected to open from early December depending on snow conditions. Visits will not be permitted during periods when it is not open. Payment for snowmobiles and some snow activities requires cash on-site; it is recommended to bring sufficient cash.

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Kyogoku Meisui Park: Listed as one of the "100 Famous Waters of Japan," Kyogoku Meisui Park is famous for its natural springs at Mount Yotei. The clear, sweet spring water flows year-round, allowing visitors to taste the renowned natural water from Mount Yotei and experience the pure, natural beauty of Hokkaido.

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The iconic lakeside observation deck in Hokkaido offers panoramic views of Lake Toya, Nakajima Island, and the surrounding mountains. On clear days, you can even see Mount Yotei, known as the "Ezo Fuji," in the distance. It is a popular spot for taking photos and a must-visit in Hokkaido during the winter.

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Ichibankan: In an exclusive partnership, we've arranged a special lunch at a 42-year-old restaurant in Showa Shinzan, Hokkaido, to experience classic local flavors and recharge your energy for your trip. Lunch Feast (Lunch Included Only): Enjoy the special lunch <Four Ways to Cook Scallops>, savoring four different ways of preparing Hokkaido scallops. The fresh, sweet, and rich seafood paired with piping hot local dishes allows you to savor the most authentic Hokkaido cuisine in the snowy landscape—a truly heartwarming and comforting experience.

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Usuyama Ropeway: Take the Usuyama Ropeway to the summit at an altitude of 737 meters, overlooking Lake Toya, Showa Shinzan, and the magnificent snowscape of Hokkaido, and admire the stunning scenery created by the interplay of volcanic terrain and lakes. (Entrance fee not included: approximately 2,000 yen)

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Bear Ranch: Get up close to Hokkaido brown bears, and in winter, you can even see them adorable in the snow. It's a popular attraction for people of all ages. (Entrance fee not included: approximately 1,000 yen)

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Showa Shinzan: A famous active volcano in Hokkaido, formed by volcanic activity in 1943, where white smoke can still be seen rising slowly. In winter, the mountain is covered in snow, creating a unique landscape with the volcanic terrain, making it a must-see natural wonder in Hokkaido.

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Noboribetsu Jigokudani (Hell Valley): Hokkaido's most representative volcanic geothermal attraction and the source of Noboribetsu Onsen (hot springs). The snow-covered valley and rising steam create a dreamlike landscape. Get up close to volcanic fumaroles, sulfur springs, and geothermal wonders, and experience the most breathtaking natural charm of Hokkaido in winter.

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