Chitose and Tomakomai Travel Guide

A photogenic British-built double Warren truss bridge spanning the headwaters of the Chitose River.

A lakeside forest of towering trees where you can encounter many kinds of wild birds.

One of Japan’s largest sheep farms! Don’t miss the world’s largest tomato tree!!

This factory is popular for tours where you can experience the appeal of Hokkaido-exclusive beer.

A next-generation entertainment complex where watching, playing, and staying come together.

A stunning northern lake hugged by nature, majestic air and crystal-clear waters.

Create delicious memories in Hokkaido at this market brimming with fresh local ingredients.

A park offering stunning views and plenty of activities, making it a highly satisfying destination.

Enjoy a variety of activities year-round, including hiking, camping, canoeing, and smelt fishing.

Best visited in June, this mystical natural wonder captivates with its enchanting beauty.

Experience the “treasures” of Hokkaido! A forest filled with the beauty of nature.

A freshwater lake known as a birdwatcher's paradise.

A health-focused buffet restaurant that makes the most of wholesome ingredients, offering a satisfying taste of Hokkaido’s local flavors in a nutritious and balanced style.

A specialty restaurant for Princess Salmon cuisine on the shores of Lake Shikotsu.

A dining spot within Shikotsu-Toya National Park, famous for its Princess Salmon cuisine.

Original sweets made with Hokkaido ingredients-perfect as a trip keepsake.

A resort where you can enjoy spectacular views of Lake Shikotsu-one of Japan’s clearest lakes-spreading out below.

A new-style resort hotel for relaxation and wellness programs founded in the rejuvenating power of water.

An exceptional getaway wrapped in noble blue.

A secluded retreat for adults, nestled within the untouched nature of Shikotsu-Toya National Park.

Held along what’s known as Japan’s longest straight cherry-blossom avenue, the festival takes place on a stunning 7-kilometer stretch lined with blooming sakura.

A long-distance ferry connecting Honshu and Hokkaido, mainly along the Sea of Japan coast, and often described as a “moving hotel.”

A long-distance ferry where you can enjoy a comfortable, cruise-like journey across the vast Pacific Ocean.

A passenger ferry operating four daily services between Hachinohe in Aomori Prefecture and Tomakomai in Hokkaido.

Even if you don’t ride a plane, you can have fun at this aerial gate to Hokkaido.