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In 1988, the Tokachi-dake volcano in Daisetsuzan National Park erupted. To prevent mudslides from damaging nearby areas, the authorities of Biei Town built an erosion control dam, which unexpectedly formed a pond, now known as the Blue Pond.
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Standing on this platform, visitors can enjoy a wide and unobstructed view, with the undulating fields of Furano stretching out to the distant Daisetsuzan Mountains.
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This 15-hectare garden is home to about 30 types of flowers. On the undulating hills, rows of neatly arranged tulips, lupines, lavender, sage, and dahlias, among others, carpet the entire field from April to October.
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In 2008, Furano Farm gradually became a world-famous lavender farm for its "Oriental Lavender" scenery. To this day, it still enjoys a high reputation.
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As one of the major fishing ports in Hokkaido, Hakodate offers a wide variety of seafood, both familiar and unfamiliar. There are many restaurants in the market area that serve fresh seafood breakfasts. You can not only enjoy the delectable seafood but also experience the strong local flavor of life.
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The Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse is located by Hakodate Port and was originally used as a trade warehouse. Today, after restoration and renovation, it has become a comprehensive tourist attraction integrating shopping, dining, culture and sightseeing.
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Goryokaku Park is located in the heart area of Hakodate city. From the top of the Goryokaku Tower, the entire landscape of Hakodate unfolds before your eyes, but the star-shaped fortress below is the truly unique sight.
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The Jozankei Onsen is located within the Shikotsu-Tōya National Park, about a 40-minute drive from Sapporo City. It is one of the largest hot spring resorts and a major tourist attraction in Hokkaido.
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The port city of Otaru was the commercial and trading center of Hokkaido a hundred years ago. Many stately stone buildings such as banks and trading companies that were built at that time still exist, forming a romantic urban landscape around the Otaru Canal.
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At the top of the ski jump, there is a unique observation deck. By taking the chairlift, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Sapporo city and the Ishikari Plain.