About HOKKAIDO

Hokkaido is located in the north of Japan and has the largest land area. It is divided into four main areas: northern Hokkaido where Furano and Wakkanai (the northernmost city) are located. They are home to various blooming flowers and plants. Eastern Hokkaido is blessed with rich nature such as Shiretoko and the Kushiro Wetlands. Central Hokkaido is dotted with famous spots such as Sapporo and Otaru; and you can enjoy the cherry blossoms at Hakodate in south Hokkaido. The temperature remains low throughout the year, dropping below freezing point in midwinter, when you can enjoy the snow. The summer is pleasantly cool and there are only a few days in the year when it exceeds 30°C. Furthermore, it is not so humid, which makes it pleasant for tourists to enjoy sightseeing, admire the beautiful fresh greenery and engage in a variety of outdoor activities.

Hokkaido is located in the north of Japan and has the largest land area. It is divided into four main areas: northern Hokkaido where Furano and Wakkanai (the northernmost city) are located. They are home to various blooming flowers and plants. Eastern Hokkaido is blessed with rich nature such as Shiretoko and the Kushiro Wetlands. Central Hokkaido is dotted with famous spots such as Sapporo and Otaru; and you can enjoy the cherry blossoms at Hakodate in south Hokkaido. The temperature remains low throughout the year, dropping below freezing point in midwinter, when you can enjoy the snow. The summer is pleasantly cool and there are only a few days in the year when it exceeds 30°C. Furthermore, it is not so humid, which makes it pleasant for tourists to enjoy sightseeing, admire the beautiful fresh greenery and engage in a variety of outdoor activities.