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8D Hokkaido Winter + Tokyo Joy To Travel, Smart Lifestyle JHKD8N 32 8D Hokkaido Winter + Tokyo , HIGHLIGHTS • Shikisai no Oka MEALS • Ice-cream making Experience • Ramen Village NOBORIBETSU: • Jigokudani • 6 Breakfasts / 5 Lunches / 4 Dinners • Otokoyama Sake Brewery Museum • Noboribetsu Marine Park • Dolphin Show or Sea Lion Show SAPPORO: • Fish Market ACCOMMODATION • Danish Nixe Castle & Garden • Ishiya White Chocolate Factory • Odori Park • NHK Tower LAKE TOYA REGION: • Lake Toya • Mount Showa • Tokei-Dai • Tennuki Koji • 6 Nights Hotel Stay • Asakusa Kannon OTARU: • Snow Activities TOKYO: • Classic European Walk • Crystal Musuem • Nakamise Souvenir Street • Kitachi Glass Galley • Otaru Canal • Odaiba Park • Rainbow Bridge • Tokyo Tower • The Statue of Liberty FURANO / ASAHIKAWA: • Alpaca farm • Tokyo Disneyland • Mitsui Premium Outlets DAY 1 DAY 3 Singapore ✈ Jozankei - Sapporo - Breakfast, Kamameshi Set Lunch, Haneda / Narita Yakiniku BBQ Dinner - Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport and begin your holiday with a pleasant flight to A day of endless fun awaits you at the snow field Japan. where Snow Activities abound. This resort Note: In the event of morning flight, passengers will stay the caters to different levels of winter sports lovers. night at Narita/Chitose and enjoy an additional breakfast. Beginners can obtain lessons at a fee. Enjoy Snow Rafting (included) or Snow Tubing DAY 2 (included) and many snow activities. Ski equipment, snowmobiles will be at own Haneda / Narita ✈ expense. Drive to Lake Toya, where beautiful Chitose - Jozankei virgin forests surround the lake. See Mount - Meals on Board, Shabu Shabu Lunch, Showa, an interesting landform that was raised from a farmland after two years of volcanic DAY 4 Hotel Dinner - activities. Continue to Noboribetsu and visit Upon arrival, meet and greet by the local Sapporo - Otaru - boiling pond known as “Jigokudani” or Hell representative. Proceed to , venue of Odori Park Valley. Continue to Noboribetsu Marine Park Asahikawa the annual Hokkaido Snow Festival. See the (admission fee included), a modern style marine - Breakfast, Hokke Fish Set Lunch, towering and (clock NHK Tower Tokei-Dai park featuring a magnificent aquarium where Ramen Set Dinner - tower) which was built in 1878. Next, visit Ishiya the marine life of all kinds including sharks, After breakfast, enjoy a morning walk to White Chocolate Factory where you'll get the stingrays jellyfish and salmon swim freely. There Sapporo Fish Market, stroll through the market opportunity to sample and buy a variety of are colourful corals too, as well as fascinating to see Hokkaido crabs and other seafood. Drive Hokkaido’s manufactured white chocolate. Visit Dolphin Show or Sea Lion Show. One of the towards Otaru, famous for its canal and Tennuki Koji and enjoy shopping, where attractions is the Winter Penguin Parade, glasswork shop. Walk along “Classic European affordable buys await all. where penguins greets you in an orderly Walk” and see the ancient European style manner. Proceed to visit the beautiful Danish architecture building by the romantic Nixe Castle & Garden. waterfront. Visit Crystal Museum and Kitaichi Note: If skilling is not possible due to bad weather Glass Gallery reputed for its antique lamps and conditions, the tour guide will arrange a coach to proceed to Aeon Mall for shopping. hand-blown glassware and Otaru Orgel Doh, which houses the `Otaru Music box Museum’. The best buildings are to be found in the Joy To Travel, Smart Lifestyle JHKD8N 33 harbour area and along Otaru Canal, which is prettily lined with lamps. Drive towards DAY 6 DAY 7 Asahikawa and visit Asahikawa Ramen Chitose ✈ Haneda - Tokyo Tokyo Village, where you'll see approximately 8 - Breakfast, Sukiyaki Set Lunch - - Breakfast - family-owned Ramen Shops making & selling After breakfast, our Tokyo sightseeing will A whole day of excitement awaits all at the different flavours of Hokkaido Ramen. include a visit to Asakusa Kannon Temple with thrilling Tokyo Disneyland (admission fee a history of more than 1,300 years. Its gate has included). Armed with a Passport Ticket with DAY 5 two famous figures named “The Guardian of unlimited rides, explore Toontown, World Thunder” and the “God of Wind”; be charmed Bazaar, Adventureland, Fantasyland, Asahikawa - Furano - by the traditional souvenir shops along Tomorrowland or Critter Country with Chitose Nakamise Souvenir Street. Stop by Odaiba attractions like the Splash Mountain which will - Breakfast, Japanese Buffet Lunch, Park where you can take photos of Rainbow bring fun-seekers into a world of imagination, Bridge, Tokyo Tower and The Statue of adventure and fantasy or venture into the Seafood Hotpot Dinner - Liberty. Drive to Mitsui Premium Outlets for mystical and romantic world of DisneySea This morning, visit famous Asahikawa some good bargains. Popular brands such as where adventure and imagination set sail. , with 340 Otokoyama Sake Brewery Museum Coach, Burberry, Polo Ralph Lauren, Escada, year history of brewing some of the best sake in Paul Smith, Armani Exchange, Salvatore Japan. Enjoy sake tasting session of sweet to Ferragamo, Furla, Dolce & Gabbana, Tommy DAY 8 bitter sake. Thereafter, enjoy the unique fun at Hilfiger, Brooks Brothers, Elle, Furla, Levi’s, Nike, ✈ an alpaca farm in Shikisai no Oka. Get up close Tokyo Singapore Timberland, Adidas, Asics, Fila, Billabong etc. - Breakfast, Meals on Board - with these lovable creatures with a hand are available here. After breakfast, you will be transferred to the feeding session. Continue and enjoy Note: Occasionally, the group might visit Rera Premium airport for the flight back to Singapore. We ice-cream making class. Outlets instead of Mitsui Premium Outlets. hope that you had a memorable vacation with ASA Holidays. Note: hotel is unavailable, it will be replaced by another hotel of similar standards. 1. In the event of local religious festivals, unforeseen circumstances and/or bad weather 7. During major events, accommodation may not be in the city mentioned. conditions, the sequence of the itinerary may be changed or altered. Alternative attractions 8. ASA Holidays recommends you to buy travel insurance for your travel to ensure coverage. will be substituted without prior notice and/or at short notice in order to ensure a smoother 9. All flights are subject to change without prior notice. journey and tour. 10. In the event of discrepancies between English and Chinese itinerary, please refer to English 2. All bookings will be subjected to terms and conditions as stipulated in this brochure. version. 3. Admission and entrance ticket will be included when specified. 11. Room types are based on run of the house and allocated by respective hotels. All hotels 4. Minimum group size of 16 passengers is required for a confirmed departure. Group size of room will based on tatami style. ASA Holidays will not be responsible for the differences of 15 and below will solely be at the discretion of ASA Holidays and passengers need to accept the room allocated. the arrangement. 12. For groups of 26 passengers and above, we will have a tour manager to accompany the tour 5. Tour is conducted in Mandarin. throughout. 6. All hotel ratings are based on local standards. In the event that accommodation in the stated .
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