Sapporo TV Tower, located in Odori Park in the heart of Sapporo, allows you to enter the observation deck at a height of 90.38m. From there, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Odori Park with seasonal flowers, the distant Sea of Japan, the magnificent Ishikari Plain, and the entire city of Sapporo. You can also get a view of events such as the White Illumination, Sapporo Snow Festival, and YOSAKOI Soran Festival. With the pass, you can access the tower for the regular admission price of 1,000 JPY.

Northern Horse Park offers various activities and events throughout the year, where guests can easily interact with horses. Through experiences and interactions with different horses, you can create many memorable moments.

At Shiroi Koibito Park, you can tour the production lines of "Shiroi Koibito" and learn about the history of chocolate. There's also a café where you can taste Ishiya's original sweets, and you can enjoy making your own Shiroi Koibito. Please note that separate admission fees apply for factory tours and other activities.

Sapporo Hitsujigaoka Observation Hill is a famous tourist spot in Sapporo, located in the southeastern part of the city with a statue of Dr. William S. Clark. From this hill, you can overlook Sapporo city and the Ishikari Plain, and it can be reached by public transportation or car.

You can visit Salmon Hometown Chitose Aquarium, which has one of the largest freshwater tanks in Japan and allows you to observe various freshwater organisms from salmon and Hokkaido's freshwater fish to species from around the world.

JR Tower Observatory T38, located on the 38th floor at a height of 160m, offers a panoramic view of Sapporo's cityscape in 360 degrees. You can access it by using public transportation or your own vehicle.

You can use the 500 JPY voucher at Domaine Raison's winery boutique, which practices wine making in an environment where humans and nature coexist. Please note that you need to visit the winery reception for voucher redemption. (Guided winery tours are free of charge.)

Inside the museum, you can immerse yourself in the memories of the winter sports events that took place on the northern land, with numerous exhibits showcasing the history and spirit of winter sports, as well as a section dedicated to honoring the achievements of athletes in various sports. Additionally, there are displays that preserve the legacy of the Sapporo Winter Olympics, which were established during the Sapporo Winter Games.
※The museum may be closed once a month for maintenance. Please check the official website in advance for confirmation.
※Admission is free for students below junior high school age.

Okurayama Observatory Lift provides a thrilling experience as you ascend a steep slope and cross a crossing platform called "Kante" to reach the observatory in about 5 minutes. Enjoy the panoramic view of Sapporo, which expands the higher you go, and don't forget to savor the breathtaking scenery during the journey.

Hokkaido Pioneer Village Outdoor Museum is an outdoor museum located on a 54.2㌶ site, where various buildings from different parts of Hokkaido, built during the Meiji to early Showa periods, have been relocated and restored. It offers a glimpse into the wisdom and efforts of people during the pioneering era and allows you to travel back in time.

Toyohira Museum is a historic building that was built in November 1880 (Meiji 13) as a Western-style hotel by the Hokkaido Development Commission, which laid the foundation for the development of Hokkaido. It is the oldest existing wooden hotel building in Japan and has been visited by the Imperial family during the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa eras. You can enjoy the beautiful building, which is designated as an Important Cultural Property by the government.

At Showa Shinzan Bear Ranch, you can get up close to bears as they play and relax in groups according to their age. From their adorable behavior to the powerful sound of bears crying, you can enjoy a range of experiences.

For exploring the highlights of Otaru, it might be a bit tough to do it on foot. Don't miss out on more than just the Otaru Canal and Sakaimachi Street where LeTAO is located! Enjoy a leisurely tour of Otaru's town on a bicycle.

For exploring the highlights of Otaru, it might be a bit tough to do it on foot. Don't miss out on more than just the Otaru Canal and Sakaimachi Street where LeTAO is located! Enjoy a leisurely tour of Otaru's town on a bicycle.

At Silo Observatory, which offers a great panorama of Lake Toya and its islands sparkling in blue, as well as a view of Nakajima, Mt. Usu, and Showa Shinzan, you can choose between four options: drinking yogurt (plain or momoberry) or pudding (caramel or milk).

Ekorin Village is an ecology-themed garden operated by ALEF Co., Ltd., which operates the "Bikkuri Donkey" hamburger restaurant nationwide. You can use the 500 JPY shopping voucher at the on-site restaurant, souvenir shop, or designated facilities.