A visit to Asahiyama Zoo offers a unique and immersive wildlife experience, showcasing animals in innovative enclosures that mimic their natural habitats. Travelers can watch polar bears swim overhead, seals glide through a transparent tunnel, and even step into glass domes for an up-close view of wolves and leopards. In winter, the famous Penguin Walk delights visitors as adorable penguins waddle freely through the snow. The zoo is home to a diverse range of animals, including red pandas, snowy owls, and native Hokkaido wildlife. With a strong focus on conservation and education, Asahiyama Zoo provides an engaging experience for families and nature lovers alike, making it a must-visit attraction in Hokkaido. (Including free lunch time) From December 30, 2024 to January 1, 2025, the zoo and Shikicai-no-Oka will not be open, and the route will be adjusted separately. The specific arrangement will be subject to the day’s schedule.

Shikisai-no-Oka, also known as the "Hill of Seasonal Colors," is a breathtaking flower park in Hokkaido, offering stunning panoramic views of vibrant flower fields from spring to autumn. Depending on the season, visitors can admire tulips and cherry blossoms in spring, lavender and sunflowers in summer, and colorful dahlias and cosmos in autumn, creating a mesmerizing patchwork of colors. For a relaxing experience, guests can hop on the Norokko tractor bus, which provides a scenic ride through the expansive fields. The experience also includes the opportunity to taste Hokkaido’s famous lavender soft-serve ice cream and explore local souvenirs such as fresh dairy products and lavender-scented goods. During winter, the park transforms into a snowy wonderland, offering activities like snow rafting, sledding, and snowmobile rides. Whether visiting for its seasonal beauty, fun activities, or local treats, Shikisai-no-Oka provides a memorable experience for nature lovers, families.

If travelers book the experience to visit the Ken & Mary Tree or Christmas Tree, they will get a chance to see one of Biei’s most iconic and picturesque landscapes. The Ken & Mary Tree, a tall poplar tree, became famous after appearing in a 1970s Nissan commercial, making it a beloved symbol of Hokkaido’s rural beauty. Visitors can take in the peaceful countryside views and capture stunning photos of this historic tree standing alone against the rolling hills. Alternatively, the Christmas Tree, a perfectly shaped fir tree in the middle of a vast field, resembles a classic holiday tree and is especially enchanting in winter when it’s covered in snow. Depending on the day's conditions, the guide will take travelers to one of these scenic spots for a short stop, allowing them to enjoy the natural beauty and take memorable photos of Hokkaido’s picturesque landscapes. The tour guide will arrange to visit one of these two attractions based on the situation on the day.

Ningle Terrace is a charming, fairytale-like shopping village nestled in the forests of Furano, Hokkaido. Designed with a series of quaint wooden cottages connected by softly lit wooden pathways, this enchanting spot offers a magical atmosphere, especially in the evening when the warm lights glow against the snowy landscape in winter. Visitors can explore a variety of unique, handcrafted goods made by local artisans, including glassware, wooden crafts, candles, and accessories—making it a perfect place to find one-of-a-kind souvenirs. The serene surroundings and fresh mountain air create a peaceful retreat, inviting travelers to take a leisurely stroll, capture beautiful photos, or simply enjoy the cozy ambiance. During winter, the snow-covered trees add to the fairytale-like charm, while in summer, the lush greenery enhances the picturesque scenery. Whether visiting for shopping, relaxation, or photography, Ningle Terrace offers a magical experience.