• We offer a variety of ski packages, allowing you to flexibly choose between half-day skiing or full-day skiing
• Equipped with professional drivers and guides to assist in the rental procedures of the ski resort
• Departs from Sapporo Station, including a one-day ski pass, a three-piece ski set, and a full set of snow suits

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—Itinerary content—

• Meeting time: 07:50AM (Japan time)

  
  

• Departure time: 08:00AM (Japan time)

  
  

• Meeting point: Sapporo Station North Exit Group Bus Terminal, Address: Kita-Nanajyo Nishi 3-chome, Chuo-ku, Sapporo

  
  

• Ski resort: Sapporo Kokusai Ski Resort

  
  

• Duration: About 10 hours

  
  

• Return trip information: Arrived at Sapporo Station at around 18:00PM (Japan time)

  
  

• Vehicle type: The vehicle is adjusted according to the number of people in the group on that day. The vehicle used is basically a Coaster or a small car (Alphard or Hiace), and the driver is also the tour leader.

  
  
• Each person can bring one piece of luggage for free (ski equipment is also counted as luggage). Please make a note when placing an order.

—Attractions Introduction—

• Sapporo Kokusai Ski Resort

It is one of the famous ski resorts in Hokkaido. It is famous for its unique
forest ski slopes, attracting countless ski enthusiasts to experience it. Not
only is the snow quality excellent, but the ski slopes are also diversely
designed, from beginner to advanced, and can definitely satisfy skiers of
different levels.

• Otaru Canal

Today, the Otaru Canal has become one of the most romantic attractions in
Hokkaido. Ancient stone warehouses are lined up on both sides of the river.
Walking on the stone path beside the canal, you will feel an illusion of
traveling through time and space, as if you have returned to that era full of
stories. In addition to enjoying the beauty of the canal, you can also stroll
around the Otaru Canal. There are many glass craft shops, teahouses,
restaurants and large merchandise here, where you can buy exquisite glass
products and taste authentic food.