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2015
20
March
Where should I stay in Tokyo and Sapporo during my Japan trip?
20
March
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Janice
Go to Kyoto and the ancient geisha village of Gion. I highly recommend the Gion at Night walking tour

Chris
Maybe try breaking up the days at Niseko with a day at a smaller hill like Rusutsu, to get away from the Aussies at Niseko.
I can also highly recommend the Fresh Powder Apartments if they are available. The owner is a great guy, and you can easily walk from the apartments to the Niseko lift. http://www.tripadvisor.ca/Hotel_Review-g1025639-d674273...

Danielle
Kyoto is the greatest city. You have to see it!

Ian
Robot Restaurant. Skip the meal itself, but DO NOT BE LATE. Here's a 15% discount site https://www.govoyagin.com/.../discount-ticket-for.../899
A.I. says...

Japan Trip Suggestions
You're in for an amazing adventure! Japan is a beautiful country with a rich culture, delicious cuisine, and stunning natural landscapes. Here are some suggestions for your upcoming trip:
Tokyo
For your two nights in Tokyo, consider staying in the Shinjuku or Shibuya areas. These vibrant neighborhoods offer a wide range of accommodation options, from budget-friendly capsule hotels to luxurious ryokans (traditional Japanese inns). Be sure to visit iconic sites like the Sensoji Temple, Imperial Palace, and the famous Tsukiji Fish Market.
Niseko
Niseko is a world-famous ski resort in Hokkaido, known for its incredible powder snow and stunning mountain views. Here are some recommendations for your stay:
- Accommodation: Consider staying in one of the ski-in/ski-out hotels or chalets near the slopes for convenience. Popular options include Niseko Village, Hilton Niseko Village, and The Green Leaf Niseko Village.
- Activities: Apart from skiing and snowboarding, you can try other winter activities like snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and even relaxing in one of the many natural hot springs (onsens) in the area.
- Dining: Niseko offers a diverse culinary scene, from traditional Japanese izakayas to international restaurants. Don't miss trying the famous Niseko Milk Bread and Niseko Ramen.
Sapporo
Sapporo, the capital of Hokkaido, is a vibrant city known for its beer, ramen, and annual Snow Festival. Here are some suggestions:
Must-Visit Attractions:
- Sapporo Snow Festival (early February)
- Odori Park
- Sapporo Beer Museum
- Susukino Entertainment District
- Hokkaido Shrine
Additionally, consider taking a day trip to the nearby Otaru, a picturesque port town known for its historic canal area and glasswork shops.
Wishing you an incredible trip filled with unforgettable experiences! Don't hesitate to reach out if you need any other recommendations or tips.
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Kelsie
Looking for any suggestions for an upcoming Japan trip! In Japan from Dec 20-Jan 3. Planning on staying for two nights in Tokyo then spending 26-30 skiing at Niseko then Sapporo. Anyone have suggestions for places to stay/visit? Thanks so much!!