90 more photos to go — of Biei, Furano and Sounkyo! And I’ve saved the best for the last. Here’s a question for you: Do you think it’s better to work on something a little bit every day or to do things in bulk? I hear that multi-tasking is actually not very beneficial and that
Noboribetsu is a town of hot springs. This post is dedicated to DJTran. Small trigger that reminds me of you. Please read to the end. They’re everywhere: Here you can see many steamy hots springs. (But way too hot for a dip! Though water is pumped to onsens nearby where one can enjoy.) And of
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This is Shiroi Koibito Park & Ishiya Chocolate Factory in Sapporo. It’s not located at the center of town, but it’s also not difficult to transit to. Great spot for families with kids This park is great for kids. There are miniature houses where they can crawl (or rather, walk) into, a candy making demo to marvel at,
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Wouldn’t that be great? Well, actually their website says Moerenuma Park was transformed from a “waste treatment plant” and on Wikipedia it refers to it as “garbage reclaimed ground”. In my head I think landfill. :P 1.89km2 of Art & Sculpture Amazingly Moerenuma Park is now a family-friendly, art-sculpture and nature-lovers’ refuge. With about 1.89 square
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27 images of Otaru, Hokkaido. Continuing from the previous post, Manami and I travel to Otaru, about 1-1.5 hour train ride from Sapporo station. I go there a second time with Tiger, so there are photos from both trips. Otaru is a port city. You can have seafood here, as well as a lot of Hokkaido’s
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Sapporo here we are! Shout out to my friend Maki in Melb, who is from Hokkaido! Remember Manami from Once Upon a Steveston? Well, we meet again! This time, she joins me in Sapporo for the weekend. Because of the limited time she has, we squeeze in sights that are close to the city center and are considered
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