[Hokkaido] Romantic Hokkaido Noboribetsu Day Tour | Lake Toya Observatory + Showa Shinzan Bear Ranch + Lake Hill Farm + Noboribetsu Jigokudani (Hell Valley) [From Sapporo | Winter Limited]

• * Delve into the snowy landscapes of Lake Toya, stroll along the observation deck, and experience the lake and mountain scenery surrounded by white snow.
• ,* Freely choose optional snowmobile activities, race across the snowfields, and feel the speed and passion of the northern country.
• ,* Check in at the dreamy Lake Hill Farm, where red-roofed wooden houses and cows become the main characters in a snowy fairytale.
• ,* Taste freshly made milk and popular milk ice cream, a sweet reminder of authentic Hokkaido flavors.
• ,* Observe Hokkaido brown bears up close and enjoy an intimate feeding experience at the Showa Shinzan Bear Ranch.
• ,* Admire the spectacular scenery of Showa Volcano in the snow, where steam and snowflakes intertwine, creating a shocking and dreamlike scene.
• ,* Explore Noboribetsu Hell Valley, feel the strong contrast between geothermal heat and ice and snow, and take in the natural wonders.
• ,* The itinerary is scientifically designed for comfort, allowing you to easily enjoy the attractions withou

# Pre-Departure Notice ## Between 17:00 and 21:00 on the day before departure, we will contact you using the contact information you provided. If you do not receive the information, please check your email, including your spam folder. During peak travel season, there may be a slight delay in sending emails. If you receive multiple emails, please refer to the latest one. If you do not receive the travel information, please arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before the scheduled meeting time on the day of departure and look for the JRT tour guide flag to inquire. Thank you for your patience and cooperation. If you want to see the essence of Hokkaido in winter all at once, this carefully selected route combining "snow scenery, farms, and geothermal wonders" is a must-do day trip. We will depart from Sapporo and embark on a journey through the snow and ice, starting along Lake Toya, walking into the snow-covered scenery of the lake and mountains, and then turning to the foot of Showa Shinzan to observe the