Hokkaido VIP Private Charter Service | Noboribetsu, Asahikawa, Biei, Furano, Cape Kamui, and Otaru Flexible Tours

Hokkaido Shrine: Sapporo's most representative shrine and an important religious center in Hokkaido. It offers different scenery in each season, with cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage attracting many visitors. Otaru Canal: A classic attraction that retains the charm of a former port town. The red-brick warehouses and kerosene streetlights along the canal create a nostalgic atmosphere, making it a must-visit landmark in Otaru. Kitaichi Glass Museum: Famous for its exquisite glass craftsmanship, it offers a variety of unique glassworks and lighting fixtures, and is also a great place to purchase popular Otaru souvenirs. Shiroi Koibito Chocolate Factory: Combining a European-style garden with a chocolate-themed exhibition hall, this factory provides an in-depth look at the production process of the classic Hokkaido souvenir, "Shiroi Koibito" (White Lover).

Noboribetsu Jigokudani (Hell Valley): A natural wonder formed by volcanic activity, offering breathtaking views of rising steam and hot springs. Lake Toya Observatory: Overlooking the entire Lake Toya, enjoy stunning scenery where the lake and mountains intertwine. Showa Shinzan: An active volcanic landmark born from volcanic activity, showcasing the amazing power of nature. Bear Ranch: Observe Hokkaido brown bears up close; a popular attraction for families. Usuyama Ropeway: Ride the ropeway to a high vantage point and enjoy panoramic views of Lake Toya and the volcanic landscape. Kyogoku Meisui Park: Home to one of Japan's 100 Best Waters, its clear springs and natural scenery are truly invigorating.

Asahiyama Zoo: Hokkaido's most famous zoo, renowned for its close-to-the-life animal exhibits, where visitors can see popular animals such as penguins and polar bears. Asahikawa Ramen Village: A collection of famous Asahikawa ramen shops, offering the chance to savor Asahikawa soy sauce ramen, one of Hokkaido's three major ramen styles. Biei Christmas Tree: A unique grove of trees scattered across the hills and fields, set against a backdrop of expansive farmland, showcasing Biei's distinctive rural charm. Biei Blue Pond: A dreamy blue lake formed by natural minerals, its colors changing with the weather and light. Shirobe Falls: A unique waterfall resembling a white beard, formed by underground springs cascading from rock crevices.

Biei Blue Pond: Its dreamy blue-green surface changes with the light, making it a popular photo spot in Hokkaido. Shirahige Falls: Recognized as Biei's representative natural landscape, it displays a different captivating beauty in each season. Shikisai-no-Oka: Expansive flower fields intertwine with the hilly landscape, showcasing Hokkaido's most classic pastoral scenery. Farm Tomita: A renowned flower farm in Hokkaido, its lavender fields in summer are a must-see.

Cape Kamui: The most iconic coastal view on the Shakotan Peninsula, offering stunning views of Hokkaido's dreamy "Shakotan Blue" seascape. Yoichi Whisky Distillery: One of the birthplaces of Japanese whisky, experience the charm of a century-old brewing culture and history. Otaru Canal: A classic landmark with a retro and romantic atmosphere, a must-visit spot in Otaru. Kitaichi Glass Museum Stroll: Wander through nostalgic streets, admiring unique glass craftsmanship and Hokkaido souvenir shops.

Biei Christmas Tree: A unique tree standing alone on a hill, its winter snow-covered appearance is like a postcard-perfect scene. Shikisai-no-oka Snow Park: A winter-only snow park where you can experience snow activities and enjoy the vast snowfield scenery. Shirogane Falls: A spectacular icefall formed when frozen in winter, a popular photography spot in Biei during the winter months. Forest Elf Terrace: A cluster of wooden cabins in Furano's fairytale forest, illuminated at night to create a romantic and dreamy atmosphere.

Kimobetsu Snowmobile: Experience the thrill of speed and snow-covered adventures, a winter-only activity in Hokkaido, as you race across the vast snowfields. Noboribetsu Jigokudani (Hell Valley): A unique and breathtaking snowscape where snow-covered volcanic valleys intertwine with steaming hot springs. Lake Toya: Surrounded by snow, Lake Toya offers a tranquil and beautiful winter landscape, a representative lake destination in Hokkaido. Showa Shinzan: The snow-capped volcanic landmark and surrounding snowscape create a picturesque scene, showcasing the natural beauty of Hokkaido in winter. Usuyama Ropeway: Ride the ropeway for panoramic views of Lake Toya, Showa Shinzan, and the snow-capped mountains. Kyogoku Meisui Park: Experience the pristine natural beauty of Hokkaido in winter as clear springs contrast beautifully with the silvery snowscape.