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Perfect Day Trip From Sapporo! Visit Farm Tomita, Shirogane Blue Pond, and More
This one-day tour from Sapporo includes visits to the flower fields in Furano, the Shirogane Blue Pond, and Asahiyama Zoo. With convenient pick-ups and drop-offs, it's the most efficient way to visit these famous Hokkaido locations in one day!
An Excellent One-Day Tour from Sapporo
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Hokkaido is a region brimming with natural beauty throughout all its seasons. Why not take a break from the hustle and bustle of the big cities and enjoy these great natural sites? From the majestic and cute creatures of Asahiyama Zoo to the natural wonder of Shirogane Blue Pond and the picturesque flower fields in Furano, there is just so much wonder to see!
This one-day tour from Sapporo offered by Klook takes you to all these locations in the most time-efficient and cost-efficient way! With convenient pick-ups and drop-offs at every location and a friendly guide, this tour makes visiting these famous Hokkaido destinations extremely convenient.
Read on to learn more about the tour highlights.
Book the Asahiyama Zoo & Shirogane Blue Pond & Farm Tomita Tour from Sapporo
1. Meet Beautiful Creatures at Asahiyama Zoo
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Asahiyama Zoo is located just outside the center of Asahikawa City. A facility famous Japan-wide, it's a must-visit in Hokkaido and the first stop on this itinerary.
Asahiyama Zoo prides itself on letting visitors experience unique and whimsical ways of observing animals within their natural habitats. Creative enclosure construction as well as constant improvements make the zoo a great place to view nature in a uniquely immersive and memorable way.
Highlights include being able to view the seals as they swim from one enclosure to another through transparent tunnels and watching the penguins go out for a walk during the winter.
Book the Asahiyama Zoo & Shirogane Blue Pond & Farm Tomita Tour from Sapporo
2. A Wonder of Nature: Shirogane Blue Pond
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A turquoise mirror with tree trunks rising straight up out of the water, Shirogane Blue Pond is a magical and enchanting sight all year round. The pond is located near the Biei district and is a very popular nature spot among Hokkaido visitors.
The pond gets its signature turquoise blue waters from Shirahige Waterfall. The churning and raging waters of the falls pick up aluminum which when settled in the pond creates a shimmering vivid blue hue.
Bleached white rocks that compose the bottom of the pond complete the scenery and provide a unique canvas for this surreal landscape.
Book the Asahiyama Zoo & Shirogane Blue Pond & Farm Tomita Tour from Sapporo
3. The Flower Fields of Tomita Farm
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Vast colorful fields stretching out across an endless blue horizon! Farm Tomita is one of the most beautiful vistas that you are able to see as part of this tour package. From the beautiful lavender fields that can be enjoyed in July to the surrounding vibrant, multicolored flower fields, Farm Tomita is an absolute must-visit for nature and botanical lovers!
The main eye-catching attraction of these flower fields has to be the gorgeous purple fields of lavender that seem to stretch endlessly in the summer. The park offers a number of lavender-derived products as well including lavender-flavored cookies and a beautiful deep purple lavender ice cream.
Book the Asahiyama Zoo & Shirogane Blue Pond & Farm Tomita Tour from Sapporo
Enjoy the Best that Hokkaido's Nature Has to Offer!
Hokkaido is well-known for its stunning natural beauty. With splendid seasonal scenery and ever-changing landscape, it is one of the best places to visit to get away from the hustle and bustle of the major cities.
By taking this day tour from Sapporo, you'll be visiting three of Hokkaido's famous destinations in one convenient day-trip package!
Click the link below to see further details on Klook and start your adventure through the natural beauty of Hokkaido!
Asahiyama Zoo & Shirogane Blue Pond & Farm Tomita Tour from Sapporo
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Travel writer and assistant editor at MATCHA with extensive travel around the Osaka, Kyoto, and Wakayama areas. A Kansai insider who knows their Akashiyaki from their Takoyaki, Iain enjoys getting authentic stories from traditional craftspeople and interesting creators. Particularly fond of temples and shrines, Iain delves deep into the crossroads of tradition and modernity in his eight-plus years living and writing about Japan.