Yuni Togakushi Shrine

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Yuni Togakushi Shrine is a small rural Shinto shrine located in the Furusan district of Yuni, Hokkaido. Although little is known about its exact origins, it is believed to have been established during Hokkaido's settlement period Read More ....

Kuriyama Park & Nakayoshi Zoo

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Kuriyama Park is a peaceful recreational park in Hokkaido known for its seasonal beauty, open green spaces, and family-friendly atmosphere. The park is especially popular during spring when cherry blossoms bloom throughout the grounds, attracting visitors from nearby Sapporo and surrounding towns. Read More ....

Elk No Mori Park

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Nestled on the quiet outskirts of Sapporo, Elk no Mori Park offers a peaceful escape. Surrounded by forests and open green spaces, the park is known for its calm atmosphere, walking trails, and seasonal scenery that changes dramatically throughout the year. Read More ....

Junsumi Temple

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Tucked away in the coastal town of Mashike, Junsumi Shrine is the kind of place you’re unlikely to find in guidebooks. It is best known for its large wisteria trees that can be found in its spacious courtyard. Read More ....

Haunted Yubari School

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For those who enjoy haunted stories, like dark and eerie places, and are ghost chasers, Yubari is definitely a place you need to stop and check out. Yubari was once a thriving town and due to the coal mine closing down and the town going bankrupt, it has seen a massive population decline. The abandoned infrastructure and silent streets create a stark, haunting environment, with some specific locations linked to paranormal stories. Read More ....

Toya Fireworks

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Lake Toya is a popular spot for locals and overseas travelers alike. The lake is a caldera lake and has a stratovolcano, Mt Usu, near the southern edge of the lake. This volcanic activity feeds the many onsens (hot springs) that make up the Toya onsen village which also lies on the southern side of the lake. Read More ....

Ishikarihama Coastal Plants Conservation Center

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The Ishikarihama Coastal Plant Conservation Center is located just a stone throws away from Aso-Ishikari Beach. Around that area, there is an abundance of coastal plants and flora and fauna. To fully appreciate the area, you should also visit Hamanasu No Oka Park which is close by. The Ishikarihama Coastal Plant Conservation Center is a small center with an observation area on the second floor. Read More ....

Hokkaido University Museum

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Walking around the grounds of Hokkaido University is a nice day out unto itself, and finding the museum here is a nice little bonus. The museum is free to enter and has some great exhibits. What makes this museum good is the old corridors that the visitors get to wander around. Read More ....

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Heidi Farm

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Admission	Adults (junior high school and older): ¥1,200 Children (3 years–elementary school): ¥550 Under 3: Free
Opening Hours	10:00–16:00 (Apr. 11–30) 10:00–17:00 (May 1–Sept. 30) 10:00–16:00 (Oct. 1–Nov. 8)
Closed	Wednesdays. Open if Wednesday is a public holiday. The regular 2026 season runs April 11–November 8.
Contact	0123-88-0011
Notes	Animal feeding and hands-on experiences are available. Some activities cost extra. Free parking for about 150 cars. Opening hours may change because of bad weather. Cash only
Location / Getting There	From Sapporo, the easiest way is by car. By car: Drive southeast toward Naganuma. Heidi Farm is at Higashi 9-sen Minami 2, Naganuma, and the drive from central Sapporo is roughly 50–60 minutes, depending on traffic. Higashi 9-sen Minami 2, Naganuma, Yubari District, Hokkaido 069-1459

Heidi Farm (ハイジ牧場) is a large countryside farm in Naganuma, Hokkaido. Surrounded by wide green fields and beautiful rural scenery, it is a relaxing place to experience farm life and meet a variety of animals. Visitors can see sheep, goats, horses, alpacas, rabbits, guinea pigs and other farm animals. One of the best things about Heidi Farm is that visitors can get close to the animals. There are activities such as feeding animals, making butter or ice cream, and seasonal experiences such as digging for potatoes. The farm also has a small train that travels around the grounds, making it easy to enjoy the scenery.

Heidi Farm is especially popular with families and people who want to enjoy a peaceful day outside the city. With open fields, friendly animals and plenty of fresh Hokkaido air, it offers a simple and enjoyable taste of life in the countryside.