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10-Day Summer Road Trip in Hokkaido
A 10-Day Summer Road Trip in Hokkaido: Explore Lavender Fields, Hot Springs, and Wildlife
- Days
- 10
- Stops
- 8
- Mapped stops
- 8
- Mapped distance
- 1,132.8 km
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Day 1
1 stopsDay 2
1 stops · 36.9 km · 45 minDay 3
1 stops · 39.2 km · 45 minDay 4
2 stops · 332.2 km · 6 hr 10 minDay 6
1 stops · 234.9 kmDay 7
1 stops · 135.7 kmDay 9
1 stops · 353.9 km · 4 hr 40 minMap explore
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10-Day Summer Road Trip in Hokkaido
Day 1
Gorgeous Furano Lavender Garden
Gorgeous Furano Lavender Garden is a natural protected area , preserving the region's remarkable landscapes and biodiversity. The park offers excellent opportunities for wildlife spotting, hiking, and enjoying nature in its preserved state. Walking trails, scenic viewpoints, and encounters with local flora and fauna make it a rewarding natural destination.
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Day 2
Furano Station
Furano Station serves as the main rail and transport hub for Furano, a picturesque town in central Hokkaido renowned for its magnificent lavender fields that bloom purple every July. The station connects visitors to the Furano Line and is the starting point for exploring lavender farms, ski resorts, cheese factories, and wine producers in the surrounding valley. In winter, Furano transforms into one of Japan's premier ski destinations.
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Day 3
Blue Pond Biei
Blue Pond Biei is a notable travel sight that can anchor a sightseeing route in this destination. It is useful for travelers comparing landmarks, viewpoints, local culture, and practical stops while building an itinerary. Check current opening hours, ticket rules, and access conditions before visiting.
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Day 4
Daisetsuzan National Park
Daisetsuzan National Park is an outdoor attraction that gives travelers space for walking, viewpoints, and a slower break from dense sightseeing. It is a practical addition to nature, family, and photography-focused itineraries. Check current opening times, trail or access rules, and weather conditions before visiting.
View in Google MapsAsahikawa Ramen Village
Asahikawa Ramen Village is a dedicated ramen theme park in Japan's northern city of Asahikawa, featuring eight of the city's most acclaimed ramen shops under one roof. Asahikawa-style ramen is distinguished by its rich, double-stock soy-based broth with lard floating on the surface to prevent cooling in Hokkaido's harsh winters. The village allows visitors to compare different styles and is a pilgrimage site for ramen enthusiasts.
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Day 6
Shiretoko Peninsula
Shiretoko Peninsula is a coastal destination known for sea views, open-air walks, and easy access to the water. It works well for relaxed sightseeing, photography, and adding a slower scenic stop to an itinerary.
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Day 7
Kushiro Wetlands
Kushiro Wetlands is a notable travel sight that can anchor a sightseeing route in this destination. It is useful for travelers comparing landmarks, viewpoints, local culture, and practical stops while building an itinerary. Check current opening hours, ticket rules, and access conditions before visiting.
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Day 9
Noboribetsu Onsen
Noboribetsu Onsen is a wellness-focused stop where travelers can experience local bathing or relaxation culture. It is a good addition to an itinerary when slower pacing and recovery time are part of the trip.
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