Japan Hokkaido Hakodate Yu Kiroro Ski Resort 6 Days 4 Nights GOJP9116

08.20 hrs. Arrive at Chitose Airport, Japan (local time is 2 hours ahead of Thailand time). After going through immigration, customs, and collecting your luggage,
(Very important: Fresh food such as meat, plants, vegetables, and fruits are not allowed into Japan. Violators will be subject to fines.)
Take you to Noboribetsu, a famous resort town in Hokkaido. Visit Jigokudani Hell Valley (Jigokudani), also known as "Hell Valley", located in Shikotsu-Toya National Park, Noboribetsu City. It is called Hell Valley because it has both mud ponds and naturally boiling hot springs spread throughout the area with hot smoke rising all the time. It is considered the source of the most famous hot springs and onsen on Hokkaido. The entrance to the valley is symbolized by a large red giant holding a baton, a giant who protects visitors. Therefore, every area here, whether it is a souvenir shop or a restroom, will have signs with the giant symbol as a distinctive feature.
Lunch: Have lunch at a restaurant (Meal 1).
Take you to Hakodate City, a city located at the southernmost point of Hokkaido. It is the third largest city on the island. In the past, it was a port city that traded with foreigners from the West, which allowed Western culture to play a role in the city. We will see Christian churches, restaurants, old Western-style houses on the hillside, red brick buildings, old warehouses along the port, wide streets, old trams and stone-paved walkways, along with music played over the loudspeakers that can be heard throughout the city, enhancing the atmosphere of Hakodate as the most beautiful and romantic city. Motomachi District: From the foot of Mt. Hakodate, there are 19 steep roads leading straight to the port. These roads are popular among those who love to walk and enjoy the view because they are lined with unique buildings and diverse landscapes from the past when it was a port city that traded with foreigners from the West. This has led to Western culture playing a role in Hakodate, which you will see from Christian churches, restaurants, and old Western-style houses on the hillside. Take the cable car up to the top of Mt. Hakodate (including the cable car fee), which is like a symbol of Hakodate (approximately 20 minutes). Go up to the viewpoint where you will see the most beautiful view of the city, with the sea on both sides, forming an isthmus. At night, the houses and streets are lit up, making them sparkle. It is also considered one of the three most beautiful night views in Japan (the other two are Mt. Inasa in Nagasaki and Mt. Rokko in Kobe). (In the event that the cable car is closed due to weather or maintenance, we reserve the right to change to a car to see the view at the viewpoint instead.)
Dinner at the hotel restaurant (meal 2)
Accommodation HAKODATE ONSEN HOTEL or equivalent 3-star level (relax in a Japanese-style natural mineral hot spring)

Morning, have breakfast at the hotel's restaurant (meal 3).
Hakodate Morning Market allows you to enjoy shopping for Hokkaido's famous seafood, such as various types of crabs, salmon, squid, sea urchin eggs, shrimp, both fresh and dried, or famous seasonal fruits and a variety of local vegetables. Travel to Showa Shinzan Mountain, which has a monument to the postman who discovered the movement and rebirth of the new volcano around 1944-1945. The new volcano was formed from the earth's surface shaking in 1946, which erupted continuously for 2 years until it became Showa Shinzan Mountain, as seen today, under the care of the government as a “Special Natural Monument” with a souvenir photo
Lunch Have lunch at a restaurant (Meal 4)
Then take the Mt.Usu Ropeway up to the top of Mt.Fai Usu. On the top of Mt.Fai Usu, there is a ‘Mt.USU Terrace’ where you can sip a drink while enjoying the view of Lake Toya. There is also a sofa seat for you to relax on the deck and enjoy the rich nature. Take you to Lake Toya, the 3rd largest caldera lake in Japan. There are 4 islands in the lake, with different views every day. The lake is special because the water does not freeze during the winter. In the middle of the lake, there is a small island called Nakajima Island, where you can walk (except in winter). In the past, on July 7-9, 2008, the G8 leaders chose this place to hold a meeting, staying at a 5-star luxury hotel near the lake.
Evening Free time for dinner at your leisure.
Accommodation YU KIRORO SKI RESORT or equivalent (Relaxing in Japanese-style hot spring baths)
There are 2 types of rooms: single rooms with TWN or DBL beds, and rooms with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, high-speed internet, smart TV, living room, and many modern amenities (shared common room), depending on the resort's management.

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant (meal 5)
Free time to enjoy and have fun with activities at the ski resort (depending on the weather) There are many activities or take a cable car up to see the view on the snow-covered mountaintop until the end of April or ring the LOVE'S BELL. Everyone can walk and relax at the check-in point in the resort. ** Excluding equipment rental rates, ski suits, course fees for playing all types of activities and excluding the cable car fee **
** Note: 1. The ski resort is open until the end of April of each year, depending on the weather.
2. The activities are open until the end of March **
Take you to Otaru City, a romantic city on Hokkaido Island. Along with the old and historical significance
Lunch Have lunch at a restaurant (meal 6)
See the Otaru Canal, which is 1,140 meters long and connects to Otaru Bay. In the past, around 1920, when the shipping industry was booming, this canal was used as a route for transporting goods from warehouses in Otaru City to the port at the mouth of the bay. Take a walk and take pictures with the old buildings along the canal and the beautiful scenery. Music Box Museum, an old two-story building with a red brick exterior, but a wooden interior. This museum was built in 1910. It is now an old architectural heritage that is worth preserving as a national treasure. Duty Free Shop sells tax-free souvenirs, not far from Sapporo City. There are many discounted products inside. You can freely choose to buy products in the shop, such as sweets, cosmetics, souvenirs and many other products. Tanukikoji Shopping Street is an old shopping district. Opened for over 100 years, the highlight of this area is the roof covering the entire market. Whether it's raining, sunny, or snowing, you can come and shop comfortably. There are also 200 shops, with a length of about 1 kilometer. The products include famous clothing and shoes brands such as Uniqlo, New Balance, Adidas, Puma, etc. And don't miss Daiso, where everything is 100 yen, as well as Donki, which sells everything from electrical appliances to cosmetics at shockingly cheap prices. Or if you walk until you're exhausted, there are many famous restaurants here to serve you.
Evening Free time for dinner at your leisure.
Accommodation SAPPORO HOTEL or equivalent 3-star level

Morning, have breakfast at the hotel restaurant (meal 7)
Pass by Sapporo Clock Tower, located amidst a group of modern high-rise buildings. It is a very old clock tower and another important symbol of Sapporo. It was built in 1878. It was originally a workshop of Hokkaido University, but was transformed into a clock tower and has a bell to tell the time since 1881. Until now, it can still tell the time. And because of its old age that has been with Sapporo for a long time, it has been registered as another important cultural heritage of Sapporo. Take you to Hokkaido Shrine. This shrine is located in Sapporo. It is a Shinto Buddhist shrine and is considered one of the oldest shrines in Hokkaido. Established in 1871, it is still deeply connected to the lifestyle of Hokkaido people today, from New Year's Day to exorcism, Setsubun, weddings, etc. In the shrine grounds, filled with abundant nature, wild squirrels come to greet you. Shopping MITSUI OUTLET PARK SAPPORO is the largest outlet mall in Hokkaido, located in Kita-Hiroshima, the eastern suburb of Sapporo, near the route to Chitose Airport. It opened in April 2012. Inside the mall, there are 128 brand shops, duty-free shops, a large food court with a capacity of 650 seats, and shops selling local products and farm products from Hokkaido.
Lunch Free time for lunch at your leisure.
Hill of the Buddha, located in the northern part of Sapporo, was designed by Mr. Tadao Ando, ​​a famous Japanese architect. The Buddha statue is 13.5 meters high and weighs 1,500 tons. It is surrounded by beautiful nature, which changes in each season. In winter, you will feel the beauty of the white snow. It is considered another place that can be called Unseen Hokkaido. Then take you to see the Moai of Hokkaido or (makomanai takino reien), built in 1982, covering a total area of ​​1,8000,473 square meters. Inside, there are many large Moai stone statues standing tall.
Dinner at a restaurant (Meal 08) (Special grilled buffet, giant crab legs, wagyu beef, scallops, sashimi, dessert, fruits and soft drinks)
Accommodation at SAPPORO HOTEL or equivalent 3 stars