Discover the best top things to do in Chitose, Japan including Salmon Hometown Chitose Aquarium, Aoba Park, Meisui Fureai Park, Lake Shikotsu, Former Osatsunuma, North Snow Land In Chitose, Shikotsu-Toya National Park, Okotampe Lake, Shikotsuko Yacho no Mori, Chitose City Learning and Communication Bureau for Disaster Prevention.
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Lot of displays. Plenty of interactive displays. They have a window to the local river so you can see the wild fish.
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Sightseeing and fun in the snow: North Snow Land in Chitose! Just 35 minutes from Sapporo by JR and 15 minutes drive from New Chitose Airport, it's easy to reach! Enjoy all you-can-ride snow tubing, now massively expanded for even more fun, at no extra charge. Take in the scenery atop the snow on our hugely popular Snow Rafting, Mini Snowmobile and Snow-top Horseback riding courses.
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Shikotsu-Toya National Park is located in the southwestern part of Hokkaido. In addition to Lake Shikotsu and Lake Toya (the two largest caldera lakes) visitors can see diverse types of volcanoes and volcanic topography such as Mt. Yotei, Mt.Usu and Mt.Tarumae. Visitors can also see many volcanic activities such as various hot springs and jigoku ("hell") phenomena (blowing out of sulfur). The park can truly be called a "Living Volcano Museum". One of the benefits of this volcanic activity are the popular and bustling hot springs tourism areas that are representative of the Hokkaido Prefecture. These include Noboribetsu, Lake Toya, and Jozankei. The breathtaking landscape created by combining various elements of lakes, forests, and volcanoes soothes peoples’ hearts and minds. Lake Shikotsu is famous for being the northernmost ice-free lake in Japan, it's distinctive deep blue colored water surface is also highly appealing to park visitors.
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