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Sapporo

This haven in the heart of the city is fully 13 blocks (1.5km) long, with the TV Tower at its eastern end. Among the green lawns and flower gardens are¡­

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Considered by many to be Japan's most beautiful lake, ²Ñ²¹²õ³ó¨±-°ì´Ç once held the world record for water clarity. The island in the middle was known by the¡­

Hakodate-yama

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Mention you've been to Hakodate and every Japanese person you know will ask if you took in the night view from atop Hakodate-yama (334m) ¨C it's that¡­

Sapporo Beer Museum

Sapporo

This legendary Sapporo attraction is in the original Sapporo Beer brewery, a pretty, ivy-covered brick building. There's no need to sign up for the tour;¡­

Ainu Kotan

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This collection of shops and households is actually the largest Ainu village in ±á´Ç°ì°ì²¹¾±»å¨­. Residents make a living promoting their culture: dancing on the¡­

Hakodate Morning Market

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With crabs grilling over hot coals, freshly caught squid packed tightly in ice-stuffed styrofoam and the sing-song call of vendors, Hakodate Morning¡­

Kussharo-ko

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Japan's largest caldera lake is a rich blue on sunny days. A small volcano peeks out from the centre, creating the island Naka-jima ¨C best viewed from the¡­

Farm Tomita

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Until snow falls in October, Tomita's fields are covered in a rainbow array of flowers. With the mountains of Daisetsuzan National Park as a backdrop,¡­