Overview

[Jozankei Summer Lantern Festival] Limited to the summer to autumn foliage season, the hot spring town and forest trails are illuminated with Japanese-style lanterns and other lights, creating a dreamy and romantic night scene. In October, you can also enjoy the colorful autumn foliage, experiencing Jozankei's unique autumn night charm. Jozankei Shrine is only open to guests staying at designated hotels. This tour does not include entry to the shrine; other Summer Lantern Festival exhibition areas are open for free viewing. [Mount Yotei Spring Water Park] Known as the "Home of Famous Water," the snowmelt from the mountain seeps underground and, after decades of nurturing, transforms into mineral-rich natural spring water that is clear, sweet, and flows year-round. Not only is the scenery beautiful here, but you can also feel the tranquil atmosphere of nature and Japanese tradition. [Takahashi Farm] Located at the foot of Mount Yotei, the environment is pristine, and dairy cows grow healthily on high-quality pasture. The farm manages everything from raw milk to finished products. The park features popular shops such as "Milk Kobo," "Yogurt Kobo," and "Baumkuchen Kobo," as well as the restaurant PRATIVO, which emphasizes "making vegetables taste better," and the pizzeria MANDRIANO, attached to the cheese factory, offering a rich selection of gourmet food. [Lake Toya] Meaning "Lake of Mountains" in Ainu, it was formed by volcanic eruptions. Although located in a cold region, it is a non-freezing lake, with different scenery throughout the four seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, fireworks in summer, picturesque autumn foliage, and snow cover in winter. The lake water remains clear all year round. [Showa Shinzan] A lava dome formed in 1943 due to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, it still emits white smoke, showcasing the vitality of the volcano. Visitors can feed bear cubs at the bear ranch or take a cable car to the observation deck to overlook the magnificent crater, lava landscape, and the Pacific Ocean. [Noboribetsu Jigokudani (Hell Valley)] An explosion crater site approximately 450 meters long, it is the source of Noboribetsu Onsen, with 3,000 liters of spring water gushing out every minute. The valley has a strong sulfur smell, steaming hot air, barren rock walls, and echoing roars, making it feel as if one is in hell. [Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival - Night Illumination (Winter Limited 1/30～2/23)] Ice sculptures made from transparent lake water are magnificent and crystal clear during the day, and at night, they are adorned with brilliant lights, creating a dreamy ice and snow world. [Snowmobile Experience] Speed across the pure white snowfield, with the crisp cold wind on your face, and Lake Toya and distant volcanoes coming into view. The roaring engine and flying snowflakes intertwine, bringing the thrill of speed and freedom. Riding along the lake, the blue sky, white snow, lake scenery, and volcanoes form a magnificent winter-limited scroll of Hokkaido, experiencing a snow country adventure that combines passion and romance.

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Cancellation policy

• Free cancellation with 72 hours' notice.

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