This itinerary will depart from Sapporo and take you to experience the diverse charm of the Donan area of Hokkaido, enjoying snow activities, lake scenery, and geological wonders all at once!
The itinerary is full, efficiently connecting multiple representative attractions in one day, and returning to Sapporo in the evening.

· Snow condition description: The play experience of Kimobetsu Snow World is directly related to the amount of natural snowfall. In the event of insufficient snowfall or other weather reasons, in order to ensure the quality and safety of your play, we may adjust the scenic spot to Lake Hill Farm, please understand.
· Refund guarantee: If the scenic spots are changed due to force majeure such as weather, and you do not wish to accept the adjusted itinerary, according to the platform policy, you are eligible for a full refund.
· You will have a 90-minute free time to enjoy lunch and explore the Showa Shinzan area at your own pace, including options like the Bear Park, the volcano, or the Mt. Usu Ropeway.

· Kyōgoku Fukidashi Park(京極ふきだし公園 )
A park famous for its natural spring water, selected as one of Japan's “100 Best Waters.” You can drink the clear, cold water directly from the source. It's a serene spot to experience Hokkaido's pure nature.

· Sairo Observation Deck (サイロ展望台)
One of the best vantage points overlooking Lake Toya. From here, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful caldera lake, Nakajima Island, and the surrounding volcanoes like Mt. Usu.

· Lake Hill Farm (レークヒル ファーム)
A picturesque farm on a hill near Lake Toya. It's well-known for its rich and creamy soft-serve ice cream, made with fresh local milk. The farm also offers great views of the countryside.

· Bear Ranch (熊牧場) Admission Fee: adult 1000yen，child 500yen
A bear park located at the foot of the active Showa Shinzan volcano. Visitors can observe many Hokkaido brown bears up close and even feed them in a safe environment, which is especially popular with families.

· Showa Shinzan (昭和新山)
Showa Shinzan is Japan's youngest mountain, a volcanic dome that suddenly rose from flat farmland during seismic activity between 1943 and 1945. It is an active volcano, and you can still see steam rising from its
reddish-brown slopes, offering a rare chance to observe a dramatic geological process up close.

· Mt. Usu Ropeway (有珠山ロープウェイ) Ticket fee: adult 2000yen，child 1000yen
The main way to ascend Mt. Usu. The ropeway takes about 6 minutes to reach near the summit, where you'll be rewarded with a stunning 360-degree panoramic view of Lake Toya, Showa Shinzan, and the Pacific Ocean.

· Noboribetsu Jigokudani / Hell Valley (登別地獄谷)
The dramatic, steaming volcanic valley that is the source of Noboribetsu's famous hot springs. Walkways allow you to safely explore this otherworldly landscape of bubbling pools, steaming vents, and sulfurous streams.