Travelling with 3 others. We don’t have a car and we’ve been to Tokyo before so the focus is Hokkaido. Want to check with others about whether the various options have too many day trips (->too much time taking public transit and moving from hotel to hotel) and if it’d be better to focus more on one of the cities or if it seems balanced.
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**Day 1 – Sapporo 4/29 – Hotel 1**
* Full day. See cherry blossoms
* Maybe
* Sculpture park
* Cable car
* Mount Moiwa hiking trails
* Historic village
**Day 2 – Otaru 4/30**
* 40m by train
* Fish market
* Shopping street
**Day 3 – Noboribetsu 5/1 – Hotel 2**
* Take train in the morning 1.5h
* Hell’s valley hikes/foot baths
* Bear park?
* Onsen at hotel
**Day 4 – Lake Toya 5/2 – Hotel 3**
* Check out of hotel and take train + bus, 1.5h
* Maybe
* Ropeway/Mt. Usu trails
* Ferry to Nakashima
* Bike
* Fireworks at night
* Onsen at new hotel
**Day 5 – Hakodate 5/3 – Hotel 4**
* Public transit to Hakodate. If going from Noboribetsu (Alt 1), 3.5h
* Fort
* Rail car
**Day 6 – Hakodate/Onuma 5/4**
* Seafood market in Hakodate
* Transit to Onuma, 40m and come back in the evening
**Day 7 – Tokyo 5/5 – Hotel 5**
* Hakodate -> Haneda by air
* ? TBD for part day
**Day 8 – Fly NRT 5/6**
* Fly out in the afternoon
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**Alt 1 (original):** Skip Lake Toya
**Day 4 – Hakodate – Hotel 3**
* Train from Noboribetsu
* Fort
* Rail car
**Day 5 – Hakodate/Onuma**
* Seafood market in Hakodate
* Onuma
**Day 6 – Tokyo – Hotel 4**
* Fly to Tokyo
**Day 7 – Tokyo**
* Full day, TBD
**Day 8 – Fly NRT**
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**Alt 2:** Skip Onuma. Days have the same itinerary so didn’t list it out
**Day 4 – Lake Toya – Hotel 3**
**Day 5 – Hakodate – Hotel 4**
**Day 6+ – Tokyo – Hotel 5**
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