16 Must-Eat Foods in Hokkaido (Part 2)
Continue your Hokkaido food journey with soup curry, jingisukan, ROYCE’, LeTAO and more.
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Hokkaido Summer Travel Guide: 7-Day Itinerary, Rental Car Road Trip, Budget & Packing List (July & August 2026)
Planning a Hokkaido summer trip in July or August? Japan’s northern island is the perfect place to enjoy cool weather, breathtaking nature, delicious food, and unforgettable road trips. Unlike the hot and humid cities of mainland Japan, Hokkaido in summer offers comfortable temperatures, colorful flower fields, beautiful mountains, and refreshing landscapes. This guide covers everything…
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Hokkaido in July: The Ultimate Summer Travel Guide (2026) | Best Places, Food & Flower Fields
Planning a Hokkaido trip in July? You’re about to discover one of Japan’s most beautiful summer destinations. While many parts of Japan are hot and humid, Hokkaido in summer offers pleasant temperatures, breathtaking landscapes, colorful flower fields, and incredible local cuisine. Whether you’re looking for nature, photography spots, outdoor adventures, or amazing seafood, Hokkaido should…
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Gateway to Japan’s Snow Country: Everything You Need to Know About the New Direct Flights Between San Francisco and New Chitose Airport
apan travel is entering a historic new era. For the first time ever, travelers will be able to fly nonstop between mainland North America and Hokkaido — Japan’s legendary northern island known for world-class powder snow, exceptional seafood, luxury onsen resorts, and breathtaking natural beauty. Beginning in winter 2026, United Airlines will launch direct seasonal…
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🌸 The Best Places to See Shibazakura in Hokkaido
Hokkaido is home to two of the largest and most famous Shibazakura parks in Japan. Both are located in the Okhotsk region (the northeastern part of the island). 1. Higashimokoto Shibazakura Park (Ozora Town) This is arguably the most iconic spot. The flowers cover a massive sloped hill, and there is a famous pink torii…
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How to Avoid Slipping on Snowy Streets in Japan
Essential Winter Tips for Travelers Winter in Japan can be magical—snow-covered temples, hot springs, and seasonal food. But for travelers not used to snowy conditions, icy sidewalks can be a real challenge. Slipping and falling is one of the most common winter accidents among visitors. Here are some simple and effective tips to help you…
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The Secret Language of Snow: A Guide to Japan’s Unique Winter Vocabulary
The world knows Japan for its legendary powder snow, affectionately nicknamed “Japow” by winter sports enthusiasts. But to truly appreciate the depth of Japan’s winter, one must delve into the language itself. Just as the Inuit are famed for their many words for snow, the Japanese language, particularly in the heavy snowfall regions known as…
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Hokkaido Sports Fever: Your Guide to Catching a Game in Japan’s Northern Gem
Hokkaido, Japan’s vast northern island, is a destination famous for its pristine snow, incredible seafood, and vibrant culture. Yet, for the sports enthusiast, it offers something equally compelling: a passionate, world-class professional sports scene. From the roar of the baseball stadium to the electric atmosphere of the basketball court, attending a game in Hokkaido is…
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Located in Kitami, Hokkaido, the Kitami Hakka Memorial Museum
Located in Kitami, Hokkaido, the Kitami Hakka Memorial Museum offers visitors a unique glimpse into the rich history of Japan’s mint industry. Once responsible for producing approximately 70% of the world’s mint supply, Kitami’s legacy in mint cultivation is both fascinating and fragrant. A Glimpse into History The museum is housed in a charming, pastel-colored building…
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Hokkaido’s Summer Bounty: A Culinary Journey Through Japan’s Northern Frontier
When it comes to seasonal Japanese cuisine, Hokkaido stands out as a gourmet paradise—hokkaido-s-summer-bounty-a-culinary-journey-through-japan’s-northern-frontierespecially in summer. Known for its vast natural landscapes, rich farmland, and clean waters, Hokkaido produces some of the freshest and most flavorful ingredients in the country. From sweet melons to succulent seafood, summer in Hokkaido is a celebration of umami and freshness. Yubari Melon…
