
Takino Suzuran Hillside National Park, quirky Japanese sweets and surprisingly, melon picking.
Here’s everything you need to know before your day unfolds.
With your local host leading your family through Sapporo, you can rest assured: the kids are alright! From central Ōdōri Park, where year-round festivals and seasonal bungee jumping attract families from all over Japan, to the Historical Village of Hokkaidō, an open-air museum where you could get a history lesson on a horse-drawn trolley, it’s impossible to be bored. Ride to the top of the famous Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium like Olympic athletes in 1972, get a sugar rush at the Ishiya Chocolate Factory at Shiroi Koibito Park, with chocolate exhibits that put Willy Wonka to shame, or simply browse huge, flashy shopping centers in entertainment district Susinko before slurping down Sapporo’s spectacular miso ramen at a tiny noodle bar.
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Zarina is a very good tour guide. She was detailed and had all the information needed for the short tour plan. She has also a lot of good activities for the kids which makes her an excellent choice for family with kids.
Show moreExcellent and true local experience, Amazing guide and a lot of fun!
Show moreWe had a wonderful time with our tourguide Zarina. She was extremely kind and patient. We started our tour much later than it was originally scheduled for because of the weather delay on the way from Tokyo to Sapporo. She was very accommodating and tried very hard to make us see and fall in love with Sapporo the way that she does.
Show moreWe had a wonderful time with our guide, we got to see lots of sites that we would not have seen without her, she was very friendly, knowledgeable, and made our day memorable. A perfect day in Sapporo!
Show moreWe got to go to places more off the grid and experienced parts of saporro we haven’t seen yet.
Show moreIt has been a wonderful food trip: Karen is a very nice person and is able to understand all’ the necessities of her guests. Thanks Karen!
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