Shiroikoibito Park tours

This is one of the best tours, though it was rushed. It covered almost all the sites the tour offers. Our tour guide Oscar and his beautiful assistant are the best. I had the most wonderful amazing experience ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇯🇵✅

Generally speaking, it was a good itinerary. I didn’t have enough time to finish the Hell Valley. You can see wild deer along the way. The scenery beside the two lakes is quite good. However, the day I went there was probably because it was a working day and there were fewer tourists. None of the stores were open, so I didn’t get to eat the famous ice cream. In addition, it was hard to find any open restaurants for Chinese food next to Lake Toya. Finally, it was a pity to eat desserts. You can see the Bear Ranch. There are more bears than there are in the zoo. It’s quite fun for a bunch of tourists to buy fruits and feed them to the performing bears. The younger bears are more likely to quarrel, while the older ones just want to eat. The tour guide’s speech is quite humorous, so the whole day is fine. Nice itinerary

nice tour guide. bus is clean. on time. it was snowing during the travel and while onsite. enjoyed all the activities. staff onsite are nice and very helpful. wear snow gear. my family enjoyed the snow activities. lockers are available.

The Mori of Song is an excellent hot spring resort. It has all necessary facilities and elements to make one's day trip a memorable experience. The buffet provided before going to onsen was delicious and full of varieties to please everyone. The ambience in the outdoor pools were great. With blue sky, floating cloud and breezing wind, I felt relaxed and refreshed. Particularly, it was within one hour bus ride from Sapporo Station with easy access. The staffs were friendly and considerate. I truly had a great time and will visit the Mori of Song again whenever I come back to Sapporo.

We chose to take the Hoheikyo Onsen that opens at 10a.m. , while waiting outside we enjoy the scenery. We took 30mins Onsen bath at Yen 1,000. It was sooo nice , inside had lockers wherein you drop a yen100coin, and the key is in a bracelet type, so you will never lost it while bathing. First we dip in the indoor Onsen , when our bodies were heated up , then we went to the outdoor Onsen, a one of a kind experience. We should have stay longer but time is limited. We enjoy our seafood luch at Otaru , then visit at music box and glass museum. and Le Tao bakeshop. We got Hokkaido milk ice cream at Shiroi Koibito Park, it was creamy and very good , highly recommended.

Start at the JR Supporo meeting point, then travel to Asahiyama Zoo (catch the penguin walk, of course). Spend half the morning, including lunch. Tour includes tickets. After that, travel to Shirahige Waterfall (take photos 20 minutes) and travel to the Seven Star Tree (take photos 10 minutes). And the last stop is Ningle terrance. The price for a 1 day tour is around 21xx per person. Personally, I think it's worth it because each place is far away. a lot And the weather is very cold, reducing the search and getting 4 places in 1 day.

Our driver, Xiao Ma was on time, nice and efficient. We managed to go to all places we wanted to see in Furano/Biei from Farm Tomita, Shikisai No Oka, Blue Pond, Shirahige Falls, Mt. Tokachi and Ningle Terrace. We even had a nice lunch in a small restaurant on the way to Blue Pond. We were glad that we chartered this, so we can enjoy all those places at our own pace.

Asahiyama Zoo is huge as compared to other winter zoos I visited. The time allotted for this trip is just sufficient. The problem is that a hefty number of animals were not put in their cages for the public to see. Shirahige Falls was mind-blowing! <3 This is my fav part of this itinerary, so I kinda felt like 20 mins wasn't enough. Biei Pond was just so-so. I wasn't amused nor hated it. It was just frozen all over with a blue led light hitting the pond. I'm curious as to why we had to spend 10 more minutes in here than in the falls. One thing I didn't like was that we were situated at the back of the bus. The view was obstructed (we weren't able to enjoy the mountain views during the bus ride), & we technically had lesser time to spend in visiting the places. It was also my fault for misunderstanding that we won't be dropped off to where we were picked-up, so we had to walk for 1km to our hotel during a snowfall. Lastly, a few things to note: - Iwamizawa Service Area was full of filthy trash! I do hope they address this as it's something I didn't expect from Japan. - The tour guide can't speak English but tried his best to communicate.