Upon arrival, we will make our way to experience boiling ponds and steaming streams at the famous Jigokudani, also known as Hell Valley and it aptly describes the hot springs, steam vents, and sulfurous fumes that create a surreal and dramatic atmosphere. Next we will make our way to Hakodate and visit another popular attraction that contributes to the charm and character of Hakodate, Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse & Meiji-kan. They offer unique experiences, blending history, culture, shopping, and dining in a picturesque setting. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich heritage of the city while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of these iconic landmarks. Thereafter, a short ride to our next destination to feast your eyes for a beautiful view of Hakodate at the Mt. Hakodate Ropeway – Mountain Base Station.

This morning, visit Hakodate Morning Market, a vibrant and atmospheric spot where a plethora of stalls jostle for attention, each selling various types of fresh seafood. And of course, in Japan, nothing exemplifies this more as sashimi. Pick, sample and purchase the day’s freshest and most mouth-watering catch at your own expense. Thereafter, proceed to visit Lake Toya that is is situated in the southwestern part of Hokkaido, this photographic freshwater caldera lake is 10km in diameter and framed by a few active volcanic domes including the majestic Mount Showa. Take a panoramic views of Lake Toya and its stunning surroundings. Then “Grin and bear it” literally at the Showa Shinzan Bear Ranch as the facility’s bevy of adorable bears wave and greet you upon arrival. Photograph and feed these furry animals at your own expense. After the cuteness overload, stock up on popular local skincare products made from horse oil at the souvenir shop. Tonight, take a dip in a relaxing hot spring bath at an Onsen resort in Lake Toya.

After breakfast, we will proceed to a popular ski resort and try your hand at a multitude of snow activities, at your own expenses.

This morning, proceed to the evocative Otaru Canal, where charming century-old stone warehouses line both sides of the canal. The genteel theme continues at Otaru Music Box Museum, where whimsical displays of beautifully crafted music boxes will delight even the grumpiest of cynics, alternatively you may also purchase your favorite music box and take home this souvenir for yourself or give a beloved friend or family as a gift. At the same time, visit a glass-craft workshop and pick up more mementos at Kitaichi Glass. Thereafter, we'll make our way to Sapporo Odori Park, a spacious and vibrant urban park located in the heart of Sapporo, the capital city of Hokkaido. Stretching over 1.5 kilometers from east to west, the park serves as a central gathering place for both locals and tourists, offering a variety of attractions and events throughout the year. We will also pass by the Clock Tower on the way to Tanukikoji Shopping Street.

Today we’ll spent our last day in Sapporo City and we’ll begin our day by visiting Hokkaido Jingu which is a Shinto shrine that's located in Sapporo. It is one of the most important and revered shrines in the region, dedicated to the deities of the Shinto religion. From here, we will make a stop at Shiroi Koibito Park. The park features a museum where visitors can learn about the history and production of the Shiroi Koibito cookie, a popular Japanese confectionery. There are also various shops and cafes selling Shiroi Koibito products. Additionally, the park has a beautiful garden and seasonal attractions, such as a winter illumination event. Thereafter, go all out and embark on a quick shopping spree at Mitsui Outlet Park Sapporo Kitahiroshima, an outlet mall that boasts a plethora of domestic and imported brands under one roof.