Noboribetsu Customized Private Day Tour Up to 8 Passengers

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1. At Hell Valley (Jigokudani), visitors can enjoy the steaming hot springs and volcanic landscapes. The area is filled with the scent of sulfur, and you can observe geothermal activity up close. During winter, the snow-covered scenery adds a unique atmosphere to the experience.

   30 min

2. At the Oyunuma Natural Foot Bath, visitors can enjoy soaking their feet in warm, natural hot spring water while surrounded by beautiful natural scenery. The steam rising from the water adds to the relaxing atmosphere, and the area offers different scenic views depending on the season.

   45 min

3. At Dai-ichi Takimotokan, guests can enjoy a variety of natural hot spring baths with stunning views of the surrounding nature. The facility offers both indoor and outdoor baths, including a large outdoor bath with a view of Lake Toya, providing a relaxing and rejuvenating experience.

   1,5 h

4. At Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura, visitors can experience the Edo period (1603-1868) of Japan. The village features samurai, ninja, and geisha performances, historical buildings, and hands-on activities like traditional crafts and archery. It's a lively, immersive experience that brings the past to life, perfect for history enthusiasts.

   1,5 h

5. At Upopoy, visitors can experience Ainu culture through interactive exhibits, traditional performances, and historical displays. The Ainu are an indigenous people of Japan, primarily living in Hokkaido. The cultural center offers insight into the Ainu people's history, language, and art. It’s an enriching opportunity to learn about this indigenous culture and its connection to Hokkaido.

   1,5 h

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How it compares in Sapporo

• Its from-price is 349% above the median of the 140 viagens de um dia we list in Sapporo.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Sapporo

Sapporo, the capital of Hokkaido, is a grid-planned city of wide parks, an annual snow festival, miso ramen and mountains close behind.

Sapporo was laid out as a grid in the 1870s, when Japan's government developed the northern island, so its streets are wide and straight, split by Odori Park, a long green strip through the middle. The red-brick former Hokkaido government building and the white clock tower, both from the Meiji period, recall that era, and the Hokkaido Shrine lies in a wooded park in the west.

Top-ranked sights in Sapporo: Odori Park (Odori Koen), Susukino, Sapporo TV Tower.

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