Gather with a relaxed mindset at Taoyuan Airport, complete the departure procedures, and board a direct flight to New Chitose Airport in Hokkaido.

Aoiike [Stop and Visit] In 1988, during the eruption of Mount Tokachi, there was a concern that the lava flow could damage the town of Biei. To prevent this, the local government constructed the Shirogane Dam in 1989, diverting the river and creating the Aoiike. With a high aluminum content in the water, the pond reflects a dazzling blue color in the sunlight, hence its name. When surrounded by clouds and mist, it feels like being in a fairyland.

Capybara (Alpaca) Farm [Enter and Explore] In the expansive pastures of Furano, you can find traces of the beloved animal celebrity, the Capybara (Alpaca). Witness their adorable and charming presence.

Asahikawa Heiwa-dori Shopping Park [Stop and Visit] Heiwa-dori Shopping Park is a must-visit shopping street in Asahikawa, Hokkaido. Established in June 1972, it is Japan's earliest permanent pedestrian walkway. Stretching about 1 kilometer from JR Hokkaido Asahikawa Station to 8-chome, it includes restaurants, drugstores, and more.

Special Note If Asahiyama Zoo is closed for annual maintenance or any unexpected closure, the itinerary will be adjusted to visit Sapporo Maruyama Zoo.

Asahiyama Zoo [Enter and Explore]
Located in Asahikawa City, Asahiyama Zoo is the northernmost zoo in Japan. Faced with the threat of closure at one point, it transformed into Japan's most visited zoo with over 3 million visitors annually after dedicated efforts for reform. The core philosophy of the zoo is to "convey life." Instead of showcasing rare and precious animals, the zoo focuses on creating the most suitable living environment for the animals. Through various uniquely designed facilities and tunnels, visitors can witness the most comfortable and natural appearances of the animals. Highlights include the giant polar bears living in the cold, vibrant penguins, and in winter, the adorable sight of penguins taking a stroll up close.

Special Note If Asahiyama Zoo is closed for annual maintenance or any unexpected closure, the itinerary will be adjusted to visit Sapporo Maruyama Zoo.

Asahikawa Ramen Village [Stop and Visit]
Established in 1996, this small building houses a total of 8 ramen shops carefully selected by locals. Each shop has its own unique decor style and signature flavor. Some are renowned for soy sauce ramen, others for their popular salt-based clear soup, and there are those that introduce the thick and rich pork bone Hakata ramen from Fukuoka, paired with firm and less moist noodles.

Moiwa Mountain Ropeway [Specially Arranged]
One of Japan's top three night views - Moiwa Mountain offers panoramic views of Sapporo throughout the year. During the ropeway ride, through the large glass windows, you can see the primeval forest of Moiwa Mountain, the cityscape of Sapporo, and even the Ishikari Bay! In just five minutes, you can enjoy the exhilarating feeling of walking in the air, witnessing a distance of 1200 meters. The romantic atmosphere of Moiwa Mountain night view is even hailed as a lover's sanctuary!

Note It tends to be cooler on the mountain, so remember to bring an extra jacket!

Otaru Canal [Stop and Visit]

Kitaichi Glass Pavilion [Stop and Visit]

Kitaichi Glass is the most renowned glass art shop in the Otaru region, with multiple branches that include experience studios and cafes, each with its own unique features. The most representative is the Kitaichi Glass Hall No. 3, a complex store converted from a historical warehouse. It exudes a unique charm, selling exquisite glass art. The "Kitaichi HALL" inside uses 167 oil lamps, manually lit one by one every day. The flickering lights create an elegant and romantic atmosphere in the European-style space, earning it the nickname "Starry Sky Tea House."

European-style Steam Clock [Stop and Visit]

This clock is of the same type as the steam clock in the tourist area Gastown in Vancouver, Canada. Made of bronze in 1977 by a famous Canadian watchmaker, it is an electric clock controlled by a computer to generate steam by boiling the boiler. In addition to chiming every hour, it plays a 5-note melody every 15 minutes using steam. Located in front of the Otaru Music Box Museum, this steam clock with a classical historical flavor has become an excellent spot for taking photos.

Otaru Music Box Museum [Stop and Visit]

Also known as the Music Box Museum or Eight Tunes Box Museum, the main building is located at the famous European-style intersection in Otaru. With a history of over a hundred years, the old European-style building houses thousands of exquisitely crafted music boxes from around the world. The elegant and high-ceilinged space displays a variety of featured products such as glass art, clocks, and jewelry boxes. It is one of the must-visit classics when exploring Otaru.

Odori Park [Stop and Visit]

Odori Park is located in the central district of Sapporo. Constructed in 1871 as a firebreak separating the north and south of the city, the park stretches 1.5 kilometers and is adorned with approximately 4,700 trees of various varieties. It serves as a leisurely oasis in the bustling business area. Besides being the main venue for famous events like the Sapporo Snow Festival and YOSAKOI Soran Festival, Odori Park is also an essential daily leisure space for citizens and one of the iconic landmarks of Sapporo.

Tanukikoji [Specially Arranged]

Specially arranged visit to the liveliest traditional shopping street in Sapporo - Tanukikoji. Enjoy free time for shopping and experience the lively atmosphere of northern nightlife.

Take a special vehicle to Sapporo Kitahiroshima Mitsui Outlet Park, where nearly 130 world-class brands are gathered, including women's, men's, children's clothing, as well as sports and outdoor gear, fashion items, and daily necessities. Additionally, there is a large food court with 650 seats, bringing together a variety of specialties and local agricultural products from Hokkaido's local farms, providing you with a unique shopping environment.