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Hokkaido Tourism News
Adventure Travel World Summit 2023 Held
The Adventure Travel World Summit 2023 will be held in Hokkaido, Japan from September 11 to 14, 2023.
Tsubetsu Town, famous for Tsubetsu Pass, which has the highest rate of appearance of a sea of clouds, has started its overseas PR.
Tsubetsu-cho (Tsubetsu Town) is located in the eastern part of Hokkaido, and is a healthy town with abundant clean air from the forests that cover 86% of its total area.
2023 Hokkaido Luxury Hotel and Private bath is Released.
We have started a special feature of hotels with private open-air baths, reservable baths, and suites.
Tax-free Store Special is Released
We have released a special feature on tax-free shops where you can purchase souvenirs and special products in the suburbs of Sapporo.
Hokkaido Tourist Map 2023-24 edition published.
You can use it as a map for making a plan for your trip, as well as for when walking around in your travel area.
The charm of Otaru as seen in the video
We have released a page that introduces the charm of Otaru such as history, life, gourmet, etc. with a video.
Otaru Aquarium, the winter season has begun from December 11, 2021.
Three times a day, Gentoo penguins will be walking on the snow.
Please use the stores of the AEON Hokkaido Group as a landmark for your travel to Hokkaido.
We hope to serve as helpful landmarks for your vast journeys across Hokkaido. We look forward to you visiting our stores.
The Jomon Monuments of Hokkaido and the northern Tohoku region were registered as a World Heritage Site.
On July 27, 2021, the Jomon Monuments of Hokkaido and the northern Tohoku region were registered as a World Heritage Site.
Otaru Aquarium, the normal season has begun from March 20, 2021.
There are many sights to see, including the fun dynamic dolphin show, the earless seal meal time, and the walrus cute performance. You have to see the internationally uncommon display of porpoises.
“How to get to the Jomon sites” webpage has opened.
The Jomon culture flourished in the Minamikayabe area, and valuable artifacts have been unearthed from the excavated remains that tell of the lives of the people of that time.