Arrive in Sapporo and check-in at your hotel.
Spend the evening exploring Odori Park, a central green space surrounded by city landmarks, including the Sapporo TV Tower.
Enjoy a welcome dinner with local specialties such as soup curry or fresh seafood at a local izakaya.

Visit the iconic Sapporo Beer Museum, where you can learn about the history of Japanese beer and enjoy a tasting session.
Stroll through the lively Nijo Market, famous for its fresh seafood, including Hokkaido crabs.
Explore the Hokkaido Shrine, a peaceful Shinto shrine surrounded by natural beauty.
In the evening, enjoy the views of Sapporo from Mount Moiwa, accessible by cable car.

Take a short train ride to Otaru (approx. 40 minutes).
Wander along the charming Otaru Canal, lined with historical warehouses and stone buildings.
Visit a glass workshop, where you can admire or purchase beautiful handmade glassware.
Explore the Music Box Museum, a unique spot filled with enchanting music boxes and antiques.
Sample local delicacies such as fresh sushi or the famous Otaru cream puffs.
Return to Sapporo in the evening.

Travel by train to Hakodate (approx. 3.5 hours), enjoying picturesque views along the way.
Check-in at your Hakodate hotel.
Spend the evening exploring the lively Hakodate Morning Market, known for its seafood and local produce.
Optional: Relax at a nearby onsen after your journey.

Visit the historic Motomachi district, filled with Western-style buildings and churches that reflect Hakodate’s international past.
Stop by the Kanemori Red Brick Warehouses, which house boutique shops and cafes.
Take the Hakodate Ropeway to the top of Mount Hakodate for breathtaking panoramic views of the city at sunset.

Spend a leisurely day exploring the Onuma Quasi-National Park, located a short train ride from Hakodate.
Enjoy walking trails, boat rides on the serene lakes, and views of Mount Komagatake.
Return to Hakodate for a farewell dinner featuring fresh seafood or regional specialties like Hakodate ramen.