Taisetsuzan National Park is located in the middle of Hokkaido and is called “the roof of Hokkaido” since it is made up of the biggest mountains in Hokkaido...
Browse through hundreds of great pictures of Asahikawa and the surrounding areas. Find seasonal photos, location photos and pics from
just about every region in central and northern Hokkaido worth photographing. New albums are being compiled regularly so check back often... Asahikawa Photo Galleries
The Den should definitely be the first choice for international visitors. As well as a fine food menu, the Den is a great place to simply pull-up a stool, have a beer and watch some sport...
Kamui Ski Links is one of Asahikawa's best kept secrets. Renowned for extremely fine dry snow, it is a favorite with Asahikawa locals and a must-ski destination for visitors...
Taisetsu Nature Tours (TNT) gives you the opportunity to experience some of Hokkaido’s finest powder locations with balanced, hassle-free group tours that leave the planning to us and the mountains to you. Northern Hokkaido
has a number of undeveloped
(or underdeveloped) ski areas used predominantly
by locals, where the snow quality and quantity is as good or better than that found at the major resorts.
Tenkin - Seafood Izakaya
Tenkin is one of the oldest Izakaya style restaurants in Asahikawa, specializing in providing outstanding quality fresh seafood as part of an extensive menu featuring all of your Japanese favourites.
With menus translated into English, Korean, and Chinese, you will have no problem finding something to suit your taste. Tenkin is a "must-do" on your visit to Asahikawa, be sure to try it at least once.
Loisir Hotel Asahikawa
The Loisir Hotel is one of the finest hotels in Asahikawa. Experience comfort, great dining and exceptional service at an affordable price.
Situated close to the city centre and nightlife district, the Loisir deserves to be regarded as the best choice for tourists to Asahikawa.
Asahiyama Zoo
Asahikawa's Asahiyama Zoo has become the city's most popular tourist attraction in recent years, replacing Asahikawa ramen (hot noodle soup) for that particular title. With a ridiculously low entry fee and plenty to see, it's really a great day out...