River Spots in Hokkaido Area
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- Hokkaido
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- All areas
- Central Sapporo
- Sapporo Suburbs
- Otaru
- Shakotan / Yoichi
- Niseko / Lake Toya
- Hakodate
- Onuma / Matsumae / Esashi
- Asahikawa
- Furano
- Biei
- Tomakomai / Shiraoi / Noboribetsu
- Yubari / Bibai
- Hidaka
- Obihiro / Erimo
- Northern Tokachi
- Southern Tokachi
- Kushiro / Three Great Lakes
- Abashiri / Mombetsu
- Shiretoko
- Nemuro
- Wakkanai
- Rishiri / Rebun
- Eniwa / Chitose / Shikotsuko
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- Otaru Canal
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Otarushi Minatomachi
- Otaru Port played an important role as a gateway in the development of Hokkaido. During the late Taisho period small boats called “barges” were used to unload ships, but as the amount of cargo increased, the “Otaru Canal” was constructed so the barges could enter the warehouses directly. There are 63 gas lamps along the cobbled pathway and at night the lights create a nostalgic atmosphere. The warehouses along the canal are wooden frame and stone constructions kept in their original state, currently used as restaurants, etc.
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- Kamokamo River
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Sapporo-shi Chuo-ku
- A river running through the heart of Sapporo City. In spring, visitors can take in the cherry trees blooming along its banks. A recommended walking destination, colored carp swim in its waters.
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- Chitose Kawa
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Chitose-shi Eniwa-shi Kitahiroshima-shi Ebetsu-shi Hoka
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- Kappa Fuchi
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Sapporo-shi Minami-ku Jozankei Onsen
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- Shiribeshitoshibetsu Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Setana-gun Imakanecho
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- Shiribeshitoshibetsu Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Setana-gun Imakanecho
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- Shiribeshitoshibetsu Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Setana-gun Imakanecho
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- Mukawa Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Yufutsu-gun Mukawacho
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- Shizunai Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Hidaka-gun Shinhidakacho
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- Sarugawa Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Saru-gun Hidakacho
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- Mukawa Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Yufutsu-gun Mukawacho
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- Sarugawa Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Saru-gun Biratoricho
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- Rekifune Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Hiroo-gun Taikicho
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- Shiribetsu Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Isoya-gun Rankoshicho
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- Shiribetsu Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Isoya-gun Rankoshicho
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- Shiribetsu Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Abuta-gun Kutchancho
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- Umaoi Canal
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Yubari-gun Naganumacho
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- Horomui Canal
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Sorachi-gun Nanporocho Minami 10-sen Nishi 13-banchi
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- Yubari Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Yubari-gun
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- Ishikari Riv.
- Travel / Tourism
- Hokkaido Ishikari-gun Shinshinotsumura
Central Sapporo
Sapporo Suburbs
Otaru
Shakotan / Yoichi
Niseko / Lake Toya
Hakodate
Onuma / Matsumae / Esashi
Asahikawa
Furano
Biei
Tomakomai / Shiraoi / Noboribetsu
Yubari / Bibai
Hidaka
Obihiro / Erimo
Northern Tokachi
Southern Tokachi
Kushiro / Three Great Lakes
Abashiri / Mombetsu
Shiretoko
Nemuro
Wakkanai
Rishiri / Rebun
Eniwa / Chitose / Shikotsuko
Hokkaido Areas
Not just a prefecture but an island of its own, Hokkaido is the most northerly prefecture and island of the Japanese archipelago. Arriving in Hokkaido, which is rural and bursting with breathtaking nature, means entering a world where vast national parks, towering mountains, and natural hot springs can be found at every turn. Come December, these natural splendors freeze over and morph into a winter wonderland.
Best of Hokkaido
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