Whether it's shopping, food, art, or entertainment, everything here is awesome!
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There are several trails in the park, perfect for hiking and cycling. You can really experience the beauty of Hokkaido's nature here.
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The Samurai Residences in Kakunodate are a favorite among visitors. It's a great place to experience what life was like back then and to get a feel for Japanese history and culture.
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It's a very quiet gorge. You can take a boat ride or a cable car to enjoy the views.
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Shinjuku Station is right next door, just a quick walk away. The bus stop is also nearby. It's super convenient for shopping and eating—department stores and supermarkets are all within easy walking distance.
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The installation art swimming pool is really something! It separates the pool into upper and lower sections, making it look so real that you might get fooled. The visual effect is amazing. No wonder it's such a popular spot for social media photos.
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There are lots of staff dressed up as Disney characters, and you can take photos with them as a fun souvenir.
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The spring water here comes from Mt. Fuji's melted snow, which takes time to filter through the ground before bubbling up. The water is super clear and refreshing—just one sip tastes so pure and sweet. There are also stalls selling wasabi tofu and grilled kusa-mochi nearby. It gets pretty crowded with tour groups.
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As soon as we arrived at the hotel, our guide told us to change clothes and get ready for some snow activities on the lake—snowmobiles, banana boats, ice fishing, and more. The area was so open that the wind made my ears hurt, but even though it was painful, we still had a blast.
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Every April when the route opens, tons of tourists flock here. Even though the journey involves crossing mountains and a lot of travel, it's all worth it just to see the Snow Corridor.
