Asahikawa City
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Japan's snowiest city, on nature's doorstep
The gateway to northern Hokkaido, Asahikawa is a relaxed entry point that lands you within close range to its mountains, forests and hot springs. The island's second largest city is a handy base to explore the area, its delicious food, winter festival and array of sights.
Fun things to do: Asahikawa
- Be dazzled by the intricacy of the ice sculptures at the annual winter festival
- Head out hiking before soaking in hot springs at nearby Daisetsuzan National Park
- Taste some of Japan's finest sakes at Otokoyama Sake Brewery Museum
- Take the train north to Wakkanai, Japan's northernmost city where you can sight Russia
- Seeing Hokkaido brown bears from the safety of Asahiyama Zoo
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