Hokkaido, Not Far Away …

Dubbed the "culinary capital" of Japan with a "paradise" seafood, from scallops, abalone, snow crab, tuna, salmon, urchin, octopus, herring ... Island in the North of Japan Hokkaido is a new attractive destination for Vietnamese tourists. Hokkaido tourism, not far away, remember

... If departing from Vietnam to Hokkaido, the normal itinerary will take about 8 hours both connection time in Tokyo.



This destination located far from the "golden route" (Golden Route) really has many tourist attractions during the four seasons of the year Since the 70s, Hokkaido has become world famous for its lavender fields. in the Furano region like Tomita, Lavender East, or Kamifurano. Recently, flower lovers also know Hokkaido with a unique sunflower festival that usually takes place in July in the Hokuryu region, where more than 30 varieties of sunflowers from around the world are planted in canvas fields. For those who love to explore cuisine, one of the first activities with Vietnamese travelers right after landing at Chitose airport, Hokkaido - usually late noon - is to find a featured seafood restaurant to enjoy the famous Hokkaido flavor. There are many unique seafood restaurants to choose from, but for groups of tourists, the ideal destination is the Kani Goten Seafood Market, which is just over 1 hour from Chitose Airport by bus, or by bus. The statue is strong to visitors by the image of a giant polar bear sitting on the roof, bared its fangs and its claws to prepare for prey. Next to the bear are famous Hokkaido seafood such as salmon, fur crab, which are also made into large bas-reliefs to decorate the exterior of the market.



Even through the small door, a whole open market space. Out, with an immense variety of fresh and fresh seafood, just caught during the day. Visitors wandering here will have the opportunity to freely sample processed seafood dishes, from which to easily choose their favorite seafood, the chef will prepare on the spot and serve in the area. Kani Goten's dining area.Hokkaido also has another attractive culinary destination, Sapporo Garden beer restaurant, located on the campus of the famous Sapporo brewery, which was born in 1876, by the Japanese. proudly presents as the beer of all kinds of beers. So, a trip to explore, learn about the brewing process and then enjoy Jingisukan steak with fragrant draft beer will be a fascinating culinary experience with Hokkaido style. The land has a breathtaking natural landscape, with 169 famous mountain tops, but the most famous of them is Yotei, with an altitude of only 1,898m, located on the edge of Lake Toya, but with a conical cone reflecting on the lake surface.



Similar to the image of Mount Fuji, making Yotei known by travelers as Japan's second Mount Fuji (3,776m) .The youngest mountain in Japan is Showa Shinsan is also a famous landmark in Hokkaido, this mountain formed in 1943 after an eruption of the nearby volcano Usu. Today, both Usu and Showa Shinsan are still active, spraying sulfur smoke from seismic fissures day by day, creating a majestic, fancy image.A cultural destination in Hokkaido today is Noboribetsu date Jidaimura, which functions as a park recreating cultural - customs from the Edo period (1603 - 1868) with architectural forms of houses of merchants, writers, samurai, ninjia ... There are many live performance, theatrical and re-enactment activities that depict a close and varied view of the life of the ancient Japanese in the Edo period. The Hokkaido also owns an important trading port in Ishikari Bay.



is Otaru. Otaru Seaport was formed in 1899, becoming a key link in Japan's trade with Western countries, especially Britain - America, with the style of the European Renaissance building. and British Victorian style. These works still exist today such as the Otaru Canal, the bank building, the town hall, the factory rows right at the seaport, the music box museum, the museum of antiques ... Visitors to Otaru love to roam. in Sakaimachi, where many street corners were chosen as the setting for the films "Love Letter" by director Shunji Iwai since 1995.



This pedestrian street is the main attraction when coming to Otaru, with the box factories Famous music, traditional glass-making furnaces, Sakaimachi also has a rich variety of food and souvenir shops, making it a must for any traveler to come to Otaru. If you have plenty of time in Hokkaido, other attractive destinations also include the Asahiyama Zoo - Japan's second largest zoo, with rare arctic animals such as bears, penguins, seals ... will surely bring a lot of fun to travelers from the tropics. A famous Japanese chocolate factory, Shiroi Koibito, is also headquartered in Hokkaido. Visitors visiting Shiroi Koibito will have a chance.

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