This activity offers a rare opportunity to enjoy a snowmobile ride across a quiet winter sheep farm during sunset and early night hours. Timed to match the changing light of the sky, the tour takes you to carefully selected viewpoints where the snowy landscape, open hills, and wide sky gradually shift in color.
Led by an experienced guide, the ride is paced to allow participants to enjoy both the scenery and the experience with confidence. A warm café break along the way adds a relaxing moment to the adventure, making this tour a well-balanced combination of excitement and calm.
This winter-only experience is ideal for travelers seeking a peaceful yet memorable way to enjoy Hokkaido’s countryside beyond typical sightseeing.
Pecora Snow Paradise! Sunset Night Tour is a 60-minute guided snowmobile experience that takes place across the snowy fields of a winter sheep farm during the most beautiful time of day.
Ride with a guide through the quiet winter landscape as you head toward carefully selected viewpoints timed to match the sunset. As the sun lowers, the white hills and wide sky slowly change color, creating a calm and atmospheric scene unique to winter in Hokkaido.
The tour is led by an experienced guide, allowing participants to enjoy the ride at a comfortable pace. A warm café break is included along the way, offering a moment to relax and take in the surroundings.
This winter-only experience combines the excitement of snowmobiling, the gentle beauty of sunset scenery, and a peaceful break in nature. It is recommended for travelers who want to enjoy extended riding time on snowy fields or spend a quiet and memorable evening in the winter countryside.
The meeting point is Pecora Kitchen, a building with a distinctive triangular roof located on a hill. There is a small parking area for several cars directly in front of the building.
If using public transportation, Pecora Kitchen can be reached within 10 minutes by taxi from JR Shibetsu Station.
Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, hot springs, and world-class ski resorts. With its vast wilderness areas, fresh seafood, and unique Ainu culture, Hokkaido offers a distinct experience from the rest of Japan.
A museum dedicated to the history of beer in Japan, located in the birthplace of Sapporo Beer.
A picturesque canal lined with historic warehouses, now home to shops and restaurants.
A world-famous ski resort known for its powder snow and excellent skiing conditions.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its pristine wilderness and diverse wildlife.
A rich, miso-based ramen with a hearty pork broth, topped with corn, butter, and local ingredients.
Grilled lamb or mutton, cooked on a dome-shaped grill, often served with vegetables and dipping sauces.
A bowl of rice topped with salmon roe, often served with soy sauce and other accompaniments.
A thick, hearty curry stew with vegetables and meat, served in a large pot and eaten with bread or rice.
Summer offers pleasant weather for hiking and outdoor activities, while winter is perfect for skiing and snowboarding. Both seasons attract the highest number of tourists.
Japanese Yen (JPY)
JST (GMT+9)
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Hokkaido is generally safe, with low crime rates. However, travelers should exercise caution in crowded areas and be aware of potential natural hazards, such as earthquakes and heavy snowfall.
Sapporo Station
Sapporo Station Bus Terminal, Susukino Bus Terminal
Efficient and punctual, with options for day passes and rail passes.
Available • Apps: JapanTaxi, DiDi
Car, Bike, Scooter
A historic port city known for its well-preserved Meiji-era buildings, seafood, and stunning views of the Tsugaru Strait.
A charming town known for its lavender fields, cheese factories, and scenic landscapes.
A popular hot spring resort town known for its geothermal activity and healing waters.
Price varies by option