Join English-speaking guide Scott for a full day from Sapporo Station to the Ainu Cultural Center and Jozankei. Expect hands-on Ainu crafts, shrine and park walks, a suspension bridge, footbath, and a two-hour onsen visit.
Walk Sapporo with local H.I.S. guides such as Jessica or Hiro, visiting the Red Brick Office, Clock Tower, Odori Park, TV Tower, and more. The small group is capped at eight, with underground routes used when snow makes sidewalks unsafe.
Start beneath Sapporo TV Tower with a guide such as Tom or Iku, then walk 3.2 kilometers through central Sapporo. You’ll see the Clock Tower, city hall, Kita-1-Jou Dori, and Red Brick Government Building in a small group of up…
Start at Sapporo TV Tower for city views, then walk through Odori Park, City Hall, the Clock Tower, Akarenga Terrace, and the Former Hokkaido Government Office. Guides Iku and Tom add history, food tips, and help with onward plans.
Spend 4 to 6 hours exploring Otaru with a nationally licensed English or Japanese speaking guide. Visit the canal, Sankaku Ichiba, Otaru Music Box Museum, and Kitaichi Glass, or shape the route around your interests.
Walk central Sapporo in a small group of up to eight, with an English-speaking guide such as Seiko. Visit landmark buildings, sample Hokkaido sweets, enjoy TV Tower views, and finish near Tanukikoji.
Join Ken-san for a two-hour walk through central Sapporo, including Nijo Market, Sosei River, Odori Park, Tanukikoji, and Susukino. Finish with Hokkaido food and Sapporo Beer at a local izakaya, in a group of no more than six.
Start near Sapporo Station at 9:30 am for a two-hour English guided walk through central Sapporo. Visit the renovated Government Office site, sample Kitakaro sweets, enter the Clock Tower and finish with TV Tower views and a snack bag.
Spend about four hours walking Otaru with a nationally certified guide such as Hiro or Ken. Visit the canal, Sakaimachi Street, Music Box Museum, LeTAO, a sake brewery, and Nitori Museum, with pickup available.
In Utoro, Shiretoko National Park, you’ll wear a warm, buoyant dry suit and walk across seasonal drift ice with a small group of up to eight. Guides frame the experience as a 360-degree look at the frozen sea, wildlife, sky,…