This Is Where Paradise Begins

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS

NOBORIBETSU
Noboribetsu Jogoikudani - is a spectacular, appropriately named valley just above the Noboribetsu Onsen, which displays hot steam vents, sulphurous streams and other volcanic activity.
Showan Shinzan - Literally means “Showa new Mountain”, As it formed during the reign of Emperor Hirohito, known as the Showa
period.

OTARU
Otaru Canal - Rows of old warehouse built of stone stand along the canal. There is a stone-paved promenade and the old fashioned gas lamps are lit and provide a romantic atmosphere.
Music Box Museum - located at Sakaimachi Street, selling a wide variety of music boxes.
Sakaimachi Street - is an attractive, preserved merchant street in central Otaru, and famous with Kitaichi Glass and Music Box Museum.

SAPPORO
Shiroi Koibito Park - is a fantastic space based on the ideals of deliciousness, fun and stories of sweets from a by gone era. In addition to housing the Shiroi Koibito Factory where this well-known Hokkaido confectionery is produced, the park also has a cafe to allow visitors to try Ishiya’s original sweets, the Cookiecraft Studio, a toy exhibition room and the Rose Garden. The place visitors see, taste and experience here will make for truly “sweet” memories!
Hokkaido Shrine - in 1869 the Meiji Emperor decided to enshrine three Shinto Deities: Sukunahikona, Ookunitama and Ookuninushi. They became the three deities of Hokkaido. The building for the shrine was built in 1871 and was called “Sapporo Shrine”.
Tanukikoji Shopping Arcade - Approximately 1KM - long arcade with around 200 shops that provide you a great shopping experience.