Red Crowned Crane and Wildlife Watching

Join guide Makoto, also known as Mark, for a four-hour wildlife trip from Kushiro. Use provided binoculars to seek red-crowned cranes, Steller’s sea eagles, white-tailed eagles, and Ezo sika deer.

Join guide Makoto, also known as Mark, for a four-hour wildlife trip from Kushiro. Use provided binoculars to seek red-crowned cranes, Steller’s sea eagles, white-tailed eagles, and Ezo sika deer.

Take the Mt. Moiwa Ropeway nearly 1,200 meters above Sapporo, then transfer to the Moriscar summit train. The ride takes about two hours overall and includes admission, but no guide or meal.

Meet Keiko near JR Sapporo Station or arrange hotel pickup, then choose a kimono in a quiet Japanese-style space. She handles dressing, hair, shrine etiquette, prayer, seasonal sightseeing, and memory photos for your private group.

Travel by private car from Sapporo to Kokusai Ski Resort and Hoheikyo Onsen. Ski or ride the gondola in winter, see autumn color at Houheikyou Dam, and return to Sapporo in about 8 to 9 hours. Meals and admissions cost…

At 和do Studio Sapporo, Erika guides you through choosing wood, shaping chopsticks with planes, sanding, and applying natural oil. The one-hour private session includes tools, wood, and an apron, with your finished pair to take home.

Ride from Sapporo into Hokkaido’s flower country, stopping at Roller Coaster Road, Blue Pond, Herb Garden Furano, Shikisai-no-Oka, and Farm Tomita. Expect a long day, optional buffet lunch, scenic drives, and guides such as Hannah.

Spend about eight hours with a National Licensed Guide such as Josh or Maria, visiting Hakodate’s market, Goryokaku, Mount Hakodate, and red brick warehouses. Public transport, major admissions, and a private itinerary are included.

At a working soba restaurant in Sapporo, a buckwheat artisan guides you through mixing, kneading, stretching, cutting, and boiling noodles. Then enjoy your fresh soba with seasonal Hokkaido tempura and three local sakes, two chilled and one warm.

Travel from Sapporo to Jozankei with guide Tomo or Tomoe in private transportation. Walk the Jozankei trail, see seasonal Shiraito Falls, visit the shrine, then spend two hours at Hoheikyo Onsen.

Walk with a small group and guide from Utoro to Furepe Falls on a beginner-friendly snowshoe route. Gear is provided for deep snow, with frozen falls, Sea of Okhotsk views, seasonal drift ice, and possible deer sightings.

Join Sumi, Sato, or Taki for a private seven-hour outing from Sapporo to Lake Shikotsu and Moss Canyon. Expect a beginner-friendly nature walk, volcano views, birdwatching, moss, mushrooms, and hands-on guidance over rocky ground.

At a real Sapporo soba restaurant, you’ll make noodles from Hokkaido buckwheat flour and water with guidance from experienced artisans, possibly including Taku. Learn to mix, knead, stretch, cut, eat, and finish with sobayu.

Join a small-group day trip from Sapporo to Asahiyama Zoo, Biei’s Blue Pond, Shirakane Falls, Shikisai no Oka, and Furano’s Ningle Terrace, with a mobile ticket and included entry fees.

Join Aidan or another English or Japanese-speaking guide for a six-hour outing from Noboribetsu. Hike Mt. Usu to its crater rim, visit the Toya-Usu Geopark Center, and stop at a prime Lake Toya viewpoint.

Travel from Sapporo to Asahiyama Zoo, Shirogane Blue Pond, Shirahige Falls, Ningle Terrace, and more. Your day includes zoo admission, transport, and an all-you-can-eat lunch, with guides such as Catherine, Risa, or Haru depending on the group.