The unmissables
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Sapporo Bar Hopping Food Tour: 3 Izakayas with Local Guide★ 4.96 (363) · 3h
Top rated
Sapporo Private Soba-Making Class: Make & Eat Noodles★ 4.88 (136) · 1h 15m
Best value
Sapporo: Private Walking Tour, Food Market & Custom Highlights★ 4.75 (105) · 3h–8h
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Otaru rickshaw tour: Otaru Canal, old post office & marina★ 4.95 (88) · 30m–2hJP¥ 6,000View ›
Make soba noodles in Sapporo at a working restaurant★ 4.80 (88) · 1hJP¥ 12,000View ›
3-Hour Shiretoko Five Lakes Hiking Tour: Wooden Path Vista★ 4.90 (80) · 4hJP¥ 7,500View ›
Sumo Show & Japanese Food in Sapporo: Challenge the Wrestlers★ 4.83 (72) · 2hJP¥ 12,000View ›
Hakodate: Rickshaw Ride with Local Guide & Photo Stops★ 4.97 (30) · 12m–20mJP¥ 5,000View ›
Otaru & Yoichi: Private Day Trip from Sapporo with Car★ 4.86 (21) · 6h–8hJP¥ 49,920View ›
New Chitose Airport to Sapporo: Private Transfer via Lake Shikotsu★ 4.95 (19) · 1h–2hJP¥ 28,130View ›Lowest price (5)
Noboribetsu: Edo Period Village Pass with All FeesYou’ll wander cobbled streets lined with samurai homes, peek inside ninja trick houses, and catch lively performances alongside locals in full costume. With your day pass for Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura (entry included), you’ll taste classic noodles and maybe even trade smiles with an Oiran courtesan—moments that linger long after you leave.
Shiretoko: Snowshoe hike in primeval forest with wildlifeYou’ll follow animal trails on snowshoes through Shiretoko’s ancient forests with a local guide, spotting deer or foxes if you’re lucky. Visit the frozen Tears of Man waterfall and see sea ice stretching across the Sea of Okhotsk — moments you’ll remember long after your boots come off.
Sapporo Private Japanese Cooking Class & Home Meal with Local HostYou’ll step into a real Sapporo home, cook side-by-side with your local host Sakura, learn to make classic Japanese dishes like chikuzenni and dashimaki tamago, then share stories over lunch and sake at her table — an experience you’ll carry home long after you leave Hokkaido.
Niseko: Winter rafting on Shiribetsu River with tea breakYou’ll float down Niseko’s Shiribetsu River with a local guide, wrapped up warm in rafting gear as snowy forests slide by. There’s a riverside stop for hot tea and snacks — simple but somehow perfect out there in the cold. Expect laughter, quiet moments, and that weirdly peaceful feeling you only get when everything is covered in fresh snow.
Sapporo Jozankei: Snowshoe hike with onsen & lunchYou’ll walk through snowy forests near Sapporo with a local guide, try snowshoeing even if you’re new to it, spot wildlife tracks in untouched powder, enjoy lunch in Jozankei village, and soak in a traditional Japanese hot spring — all moments that linger long after your boots dry off.
