Japan Hokkaido Sapporo Sounkyo Monbetsu Ice Breaker 6 Days 4 Nights GOJP9850

10:00 PM Meet at Don Mueang International Airport, International Departures Terminal, 3rd Floor, AIR ASIA X (XJ) counter. Company representatives will assist with documentation and baggage tagging.

02:00 AM Depart for Japan on AIR ASIA X (XJ) flight XJ620 (Tour price does not include in-flight meals; purchases are available on-board).
10:40 AM Arrive at New Chitose Airport, Hokkaido, Japan (local time is 2 hours ahead of Thailand. Please adjust your watch to the local time for convenient appointments). We will clear immigration and customs.
Important: Japan does not allow fresh food such as meat, vegetables, and fruits. Violators will be subject to arrest and fines.
Lunch (Meal 1).
Depart for Sounkyo, Kamikawa City, Hokkaido Prefecture (approximately 3 hours). This small onsen village is surrounded by nature, with waterfalls and beautiful scenery. It is a must-see natural landmark. Ginga and Ryusei Waterfalls are two stunning waterfalls located in Daisetsuzan National Park, Japan's largest national park. These two waterfalls are known as the "husband and wife" and are among the most beautiful waterfalls in Japan.
Dinner (Meal 2)
Accommodation: Sounkyo Kanko Hotel 3* or similar class and in a similar city
(The name of your hotel will be announced with your booking 5-7 days prior to departure.)

Breakfast at the hotel (Meal 3)
Travel to Monbetsu (approximately 4 hours). This small town is known for its pristine nature. Get ready for an exciting experience aboard the Ice Breaker Garinko (tour fee includes boarding fee). This striking bright red ship is a sight to behold! Formerly used to explore the ice in northern Japan, it has been renovated to allow you to experience the majesty of nature and cutting-edge technology up close! Create unforgettable memories as you cruise through the ice and enjoy breathtaking views.
Note:
* The density of ice on the sea surface depends on the weather conditions each year.
** In the event that the Ice Breaker Garinko cruise is unable to operate due to inclement weather, natural disasters, or other unforeseen circumstances, the company reserves the right to adjust the itinerary without prior notice, taking into account your safety.**
Lunch (Meal 4)
Departure to Asahikawa (approximately 2.5 hours drive) is the second largest city in Hokkaido after Sapporo. It boasts a vibrant, modern city and beautiful nature. Shoppers and foodies alike shouldn't miss the Aeon Mall Asahikawa, home to a wide selection of famous sweets and delicious food from across Hokkaido. The first floor features a food court with ramen shops, Japanese restaurants, bakeries, and famous Hokkaido sweet shops like Royce', Rokkatei, and Ishiya, perfect for souvenirs. The second and third floors are dedicated to fashion shops, clothing for men, women, and children. The fourth floor houses the AEON Cinema and a casual dining area, offering a variety of restaurants, including steak, pasta, and all-you-can-eat buffets. Enjoy a relaxing evening at your leisure, as this will save you time.
Accommodation: Asahikawa Toyo Hotel 3* or similar class and city
(Name of hotel you're staying at) The company will notify you with an appointment 5-7 days before the trip.)

Breakfast at the hotel (Meal 5).
Travel to Biei City (approximately 1 hour). This small town is known for its beautiful scenery, including rice paddies, hills, and mountains. Experience this unique experience at Shikisai no Oka (Snowmobile). A paradise for skiers and winter enthusiasts, especially snowmobilers. Enjoy the panoramic view of the vast snowfields and the snow-capped mountains, a rare sight. (The tour price does not include the Snowmobile course, Snow Park admission, and accessories. Customers can pay for optional equipment on-site. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.)
Note:
* Depending on snowfall, whether it is early or late, and whether it is heavy or light. This depends on the weather conditions each year.
** In the event of heavy snowfall, rapid melting, or an expressway closure, preventing access to Shikisai no Oka (snowmobile), the company reserves the right to adjust the program to another ski area or change the itinerary as appropriate, with safety as the primary consideration, without prior notice.
Lunch (Meal 6)
Depart for Furano (approximately 30 minutes), a small town that is a popular destination for nature lovers, especially in summer when lavender fields bloom throughout the city. Winter is also a fascinating place to visit. Admire the charming Ningle Terrace, located within the New Furano Prince Hotel. It's a small village filled with charming wooden cottages lined up along the walkways. Each cottage doubles as a shop, selling handicrafts, woodwork, ceramics, carvings, and more.
* In the event that Ningle Terrace is closed, the company will arrange a transfer to the Furano Cheese Factory. This is more than just a cheese factory. But it's truly a paradise for cheese lovers, as you can observe the cheese-making process up close, sample a variety of fresh cheeses, and enjoy a myriad of activities. Alternatively, you can choose to stay overnight without prior notice.
Travel to Sapporo (approximately 2.5 hours), a city renowned for its beautiful natural scenery, delicious food, and world-famous winter festivals. Shop at the Duty Free shopping mall, offering a wide selection of special-priced and famous Japanese products, such as: volcanic coal foam, vitamins, supplements, creams, a variety of Japanese sweets, and green tea, a famous Japanese product.
Dinner: Enjoy a shabu-shabu buffet and three types of crab legs. *The type of crab depends on the restaurant's import.
Accommodation: Travelodge Sapporo Susukino 3* or similar class.
(The name of your hotel will be announced with your booking confirmation 5-7 days before departure.)
After checking in, enjoy a leisurely stroll through the dining and drinking areas, or indulge in some shopping at the following locations: Tanuki Koji is a one-kilometer-long indoor shopping district divided into seven sections, or blocks, lined with over 100 shops selling a variety of goods. The shopping area, which is over 100 years old, is also home to various events and festivals, making it a gathering place for young people. Susukino, northern Japan's largest entertainment district, is home to bars, nightclubs, and karaoke bars. It's also home to ramen, the birthplace of the delicious miso ramen that you won't get tired of!

Breakfast at the hotel (Meal 8)
• Free time to explore at your own pace. No transportation, meals provided by a guide and tour leader.
• Guests can enjoy walking and shopping with a guide to guide them.
Recommended Program
- JR Tower is the tallest building in Sapporo, located next to JR Sapporo Station. It combines a department store, hotel, movie theater, and food court. It houses a BIG CAMERA store selling digital cameras, electrical appliances, and electronics, a 100-yen shop, UNIQLO selling fashionable clothing for teenagers, and MATSUMOTO KIYOSHI selling medicine and cosmetics. The JR Tower has an observation deck on the 38th floor, called T38 (Tower Three Eight). At 160 meters, the building offers panoramic views of Sapporo city, both day and night. At night, the TV Tower stands in the middle of Odori Park, illuminated by the Susukino district's illuminated buildings. Right in the heart of the city is the ESTA building, whose 10th floor houses a collection of ramen restaurants, boasting approximately 10 shops offering delicious food comparable to the Susukino Ramen Alley. (The tour price does not include tickets to the observation deck, which costs around 700-1000 yen.)
- Nijo Market, a fish market in the heart of Sapporo. Although small, its central location makes it convenient to access and offers a wide range of products. It's a popular destination for both Japanese and international tourists. This market features fresh seafood vendors and a variety of processed goods. Don't miss it! For lovers of Hokkaido's famous giant hairy crabs, you'll find live hairy crabs swimming in tanks at affordable prices. Enjoy grilled scallops served with soy sauce. There are also restaurants behind clear curtains for cooked food. Freshly made, you can order at the front and wait to be seated in the back.
- Hokkaido Shrine, located in Sapporo, is one of Hokkaido's oldest Shinto Buddhist shrines. Built during the island's early development, the shrine not only houses four deities, but also connects to Maruyama Park, making it one of the city's most popular sightseeing spots. It's easily accessible by bus or train.
- The Old Hokkaido Government Office, or Akarenga (Japanese for "red brick"), was built in 1888. It's a neo-Baroque American building modeled after the Massachusetts State House in the United States. It's made from over 2.5 million bricks. The government office has a front entrance and access to a separate street at the back, making it a popular thoroughfare for commuters. People are always walking around.
- Odori Park, located in the heart of Sapporo, divides the city into two sides: north and south. This park serves as an oasis for the city, filled with lush greenery and a variety of flowers. In addition to enjoying the lush greenery, the park was built in 1871 to mark the boundary between the northern, administrative, and southern areas, which house residential and commercial areas. The park has become a popular recreational area for residents and a popular tourist attraction.
- Sapporo Clock Tower, an ancient clock tower in Sapporo, is a prominent landmark. Even its exterior reflects the age-old heritage of the city, as it is the oldest Western-style building in Sapporo. Atop the building stands an antique clock that still accurately tells the time, with a bell that chimes every hour to mark the hour. The building's architecture is a wooden structure with a red roof and yellowish-white walls, reminiscent of the houses popular in Central and Western America during the pioneering era. (Tour fee does not include admission to the Clock Tower.)
- Sapporo Beer Museum, which exhibits the history of Sapporo Beer through the ages. Hokkaido is renowned as the birthplace of beer production in Japan. This is the oldest and most popular brand in the country, having been brewed since 1877 and exported worldwide. This is a great place to learn about this renowned product.
Free time for lunch and dinner, at your leisure, to avoid wasting your time.
Accommodation: Travelodge Sapporo Susukino 3* or similar hotel.
(The name of your hotel will be provided to you with your appointment 5-7 days prior to departure.)

Breakfast at your hotel (meal 9) or a boxed lunch (SET BOX) if your accommodation is located far from the airport or if the hotel restaurant opens late.
Travel to New Chitose Airport, Japan, to prepare for your return flight to Thailand.
11:55 AM Depart for Don Mueang International Airport on AIR ASIA X (XJ) flight XJ621. (The tour price does not include in-flight meals; meals are available for purchase on board.)
06:00 PM Arrive safely at Don Mueang International Airport, Thailand.