Chitose City, Hokkaido Suburbs In-Depth Tour (Hotel Pickup in Sapporo)

Hokkaido boasts a vast territory. Beyond the familiar city of Sapporo, the suburbs of Sapporo offer numerous attractions to explore. Quba is offering a special one-day tour of Chitose, Hokkaido's suburbs. This tour includes hotel pick-up and drop-off from Sapporo city. The full-day tour includes all-night attraction tickets and meals, allowing you to experience the authentic Sapporo suburbs and local cuisine. If you're tired of the hustle and bustle of the city, this one-day tour of Chitose, Hokkaido's suburbs, is a must-see.

– About the Attraction | One-Day Tour of Chitose, Hokkaido –

▲ Kiusu Suzu Tombs
Hokkaido has a very different cultural history from Honshu, Japan! Hokkaido still preserves many historical relics, including the Kiusu Tsutsumi Tombs, believed to date from the late Jomon period. The Kiusu Tsutsumi Tombs comprise eight complete tombs, making them the largest of the Jomon period's tombs. The Kiusu Tsutsumi Tombs were registered as a National Historic Site in 1979, making this historic attraction a must-see when visiting the Sapporo suburbs.

▲Chitose Burial History and Culture Center
The Chitose Burial History and Culture Center, housed in a former abandoned school building, opened in 2010 to showcase historical materials related to the Chitose area of Hokkaido. With the construction of New Chitose Airport and urban development, numerous ancient relics have been discovered in Chitose. The Chitose Burial History and Culture Center showcases valuable artifacts, including earthenware and stone tools, excavated from the ruins, allowing visitors to easily learn about the history and culture of the Chitose area.

Chitose Salmon Aquarium

Located on the banks of the Chitose River, which originates from Lake Shikotsu, the Chitose Salmon Aquarium is a facility for the display and breeding of migratory freshwater fish. The Chitose Salmon Aquarium houses and displays over 60 species of northern freshwater and migratory fish, primarily from the salmonid family, making it one of the few freshwater fish aquariums in the world. Notably, the aquarium offers direct access to the Chitose River bed, allowing for real-time observation of migrating salmon and other species of fish that inhabit the river through glass windows.