THE GREEN LEAF NISEKO VILLAGE

Please enjoy my free guide to the absolutely gorgeous Hokkaido. We spent two weeks driving around Hokkaido, and have compiled a list of most excellent restaurants, cafes, scenic scenery, and hotels. TRAVEL TIPS: Fly from Tokyo (Haneda Airport) to New Chitose Airport (the closest airport to Sapporo, and third largest airport in Japan). It takes less than 2 hours, and since it is a local flight, you only have to arrive 1 hour before you fly out. I recommend this route over the Shinkansen (bullet train) which will take much longer and will cost more money. CAR RENTAL: A free shuttle bus from the airport took us to the car rental location. We drove to Sapporo and stayed for a few days before embarking on this excellent summer roadtrip. Please note, renting a car in Hokkaido in the wintertime takes an experienced and skilled snow driver, so if this isn't you, I recommend leaving the driving to the summertime. GUIDE INDEX: 1. Sapporo 2. Furano 3. Niseko

Searching for accommodations takes a lot of time and work, so let me do that for you. This guide is all about the best Accommodations you can get and not break your wallet (Unless you choose to). From Airbnb, hotels to Onsens you can find it all here. I will be constantly updating this doc so stay tuned, and be sure to book via the "Check Prices" button to help give me credit for the recommendations! Check out my other guides: 1. Japan Travel Made Easy: One-Stop Guide for First-Timers: https://www.thatch.co/guide/3fp1o16zeizte/view 2. Unblocking Your Japan Travel Experience: Tips for Overcoming Travel Constipation https://www.thatch.co/guide/3mp44f24mcojt/view

Welcome to Hokkaido, If you are looking for a Hokkaido guide that will constantly get updates and you want to look for: 1. Food 2. Nature 3. Sports 4. Best Accommodations Then this is the only guide you will need for Hokkaido. A little bit of information on Hokkaido Japan's northernmost island, a pristine haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. With its vast wilderness, rugged mountains, and untouched landscapes, Hokkaido offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural charm. From the snow-covered wonderland of Sapporo in winter to the stunning lavender fields of Furano in summer, Hokkaido promises a year-round escape filled with outdoor adventures, delectable cuisine, and warm hospitality.