Discover the best attractions and experiences Hokkaido has to offer
Explore Hokkaido's legacy through enduring landmarks and fortifications that mark the region's history.
A iconic red-brick landmark in Sapporo, dating from the early development of Hokkaido with an interior museum.
A historic wooden clock tower near Odori Park, a classic symbol of the city’s Meiji-era growth.
A star-shaped fortress in Hakodate with surrounding parkland and scenic viewpoints.
Delve into culture, history and art at these must-visit institutions.
An open-air museum recreating Meiji-era rural life with traditional houses.
A modern museum in Sapporo exploring Hokkaido's natural and cultural history.
A charming museum and shop devoted to music boxes with delightful displays.
Visit serene sanctuaries and historic churches that reflect the region’s diverse faiths.
A revered Shinto shrine set in the tranquil Maruyama Park of Sapporo.
A historic Shinto shrine nestled in the city of Asahikawa, surrounded by mountains.
Natural beauty awaits in Hokkaido’s vast protected landscapes and scenic parks.
Remote wilderness on the northeast coast known for diverse wildlife and dramatic scenery.
Japan’s largest national park, offering alpine trails and volcanic landscapes.
Lakes, calderas and volcanic scenery around Lake Toya and Lake Shikotsu.
Vibrant districts and classic port towns that capture local life and flavor.
Sapporo’s lively entertainment and dining district, buzzing day and night.
Charming waterfront lanes lined with historic warehouses and seafood shops.
A resort neighborhood renowned for winter sports and mountain scenery.
Enjoy nature, stroll historic streets and city parks without spending a yen.
A long central park in Sapporo ideal for a relaxed stroll and people-watching.
Casual riverside promenade with photogenic warehouses and views of the water.
A vast landscape park with open spaces and sculpture-filled grounds.
Tasting Hokkaido’s seafood, ramen and dairy specialties is a must.
A compact alley with ramen shops serving rich miso ramen, a Sapporo staple.
A lively seafood market offering fresh bites and local delicacies.
Historic street packed with glass shops, sweets and fresh seafood venues.
Lively bars, late-night eateries and dancing plenty in Hokkaido’s hubs.
Sapporo’s biggest nightlife hub with countless bars, clubs and eateries.
A lively venue for beer, grilled dishes and evenings with locals.
Fall into Niseko’s après-ski scene with laid-back bars and live music.
Seasonal festivals and charming venues add sparkle to any trip.
Iconic winter festival featuring spectacular snow and ice sculptures.
Ishiya’s cookie-themed park with a playful, family-friendly atmosphere.
Painted wooden shops and cozy stalls offering crafts and snacks.
Hit the slopes or trails at Hokkaido’s world-class ski resorts.
Renowned ski area famous for powdery snow and expansive runs.
Family-friendly slopes with stunning rural scenery and lavender fields nearby.
Large resort offering varied terrain and excellent winter activities.
Go beyond the city and discover lesser-visited corners of Hokkaido.
Open-air heritage village showcasing Ainu culture and traditional houses.
Edo-era theme park offering staged recreations and performances.
Dreamy blue-hued pond set amid the rural hills of Furano region.