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Not included: Admission to Showa Shinzan Bear Ranch; Meals and beverages; Other personal expenses; Insurance
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📍Noboribetsu One-Day Tour in Hokkaido | A Fantastic Journey to Hell Valley Noboribetsu's nature and bear ranch are perfectly integrated, making it an unmissable healing destination for a Hokkaido trip. 🚉 Departure: 8:00 AM, Odori Park Subway Station Exit 31 8:10 AM, JR Sapporo Station North Exit Bus Stop ⚠️Please arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes early❗ Depart from Sapporo by bus (approx. 2 hours), and enjoy the countryside scenery along the way, super healing. 📍Meisui Park (Summer Limited) / 📍Lake Toya (Winter Limited, optional snowmobiling) Meisui Park offers views of natural springs formed by the melting snow of Mount Yotei / In winter, Lake Toya is like a still crystal lake, breathtakingly beautiful against the white snow. 🚜 Experience snowmobile touring in winter (cost at your own expense) Ride a cute snowmobile, traverse the vast snowfield, and feel the purity and tranquility of winter in the breeze. It's perfect for photos! 📍Lake Hill Farm | Hokkaido's Super Healing Dairy Farm Here, not only are there cute cows and vast grasslands, but also super delicious fresh milk ice cream, making it an excellent place to relax and take photos! 📍Showa Shinzan Bear Ranch (🎫 Admission at your own expense) Showa Shinzan Bear Ranch is home to adorable brown bears. Observe their cute antics up close and experience feeding interactions. They're so cute, they'll melt your heart! 🐻 Brown Bear Interaction The ranch is home to dozens of playful Hokkaido brown bears. Some stand and wave, others beg for food. Each bear seems to have its own emoji, and the interaction is super strong! 📍Noboribetsu Hell Valley | Explore Hokkaido's Natural Wonder Noboribetsu Hell Valley is a double shock to both sight and soul, allowing you to feel the power and beauty of nature. This is a fantastic landscape left behind by volcanic eruptions, with steaming sulfurous hot air and scorching ground everywhere, as if you are in another world, shocking and spectacular! Warm tips: • Be careful to maintain a safe distance from the brown bears and do not feed them your own food. • Hell Valley has a strong sulfur smell, but it is harmless, so feel free to explore. • Roads may be icy in winter, so it is recommended to wear non-slip shoes. ⚠️ Travel Notice August 8th – August 16th is Japan's Obon Festival peak travel season, which may lead to traffic congestion, large crowds, attractions closing early, or changes in itinerary times. Please do not book dinner, flights, or Shinkansen for the same day, and it is recommended to bring a power bank. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!