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Hokkaido Regular Sightseeing Bus announces 19 half-day and one-day spring to autumn courses departing from and arriving at Sapporo Station. Shakotan Cape Kamui, Otaru Canal Course, Lake Shikotsu, Niseko, Mt. Yotei Course, etc.

Posted on April 11, 2026 by Editor in Chief

Hokkaido Chuo Bus has announced its regular sightseeing bus courses for spring through fall (April through November) of FY2026.

The company’s regular sightseeing buses operate half-day and one-day tours to and from the North Exit of Sapporo Station, offering morning and afternoon tours of Sapporo City, Asahiyama Zoo Course, Lake Shikotsu, Niseko, Mt. The plans are available for a variety of Hokkaido destinations.

The longest tours cover a distance of more than 300 km and take about 10 hours, and participation is possible from one person. Some of the courses offer a multilingual information system in English, Chinese, and Korean. This year, a total of 19 courses will be offered, six more than in FY2025, including new courses and the revival of courses that were suspended after the Corona disaster.

The release lists the following two courses as noteworthy

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