Hokkaido, the island at the north end of Japan, occupies slightly more than 20% of the Japan’s land mass and has proven to be one of the most touristy destinations in Japan. Well known for its natural hot spring, respectable ski resorts, magnificent national parks and juicy fresh seafood, Hokkaido has a little bit of everything for everyone. Though the weather can be unpredictably cold in winter with a lot of snow, the summer can be decently mild when compared to the rest of Japan. With its unspoiled nature, Hokkaido attracts plenty of outdoor activity lovers in all seasons. With many corners to explore around the regions, I managed to grab a snippet of Hokkaido just to showcase the diversity that it has. Hokkaido, I’ll be back!
Asahigaoka
Asahigaoka Park!
Lake Notoro
Lake Notoro!
Kamo No-Ko Pond
Kami-no-ko Pond!
Marchen’s Hill
Marchen’s Hill!
Shiretoko Lakes
Shiretoko Goko Lakes!
Jigoku-Dani (Hell Valley) in Noboribetsu
Jigoku-Dani (Hell Valley)!
Mt Moiwa in Sapporo
Sapporo!
Lake Toya
Lake Toya!
Otaru
Otaru!
Cape of Earth
Cape of Earth!
Niseko
Niseko!
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Four seasons! Love all pictures in this post, Captain 😀
Thanks mate! I’m flattered! 😊😊TWB
i miss this place. couldn’t get enough of the food when i was there back in 2008.