Hokkaido is the northernmost of the large islands of the Japanese archipelago. The roads are rare and very long, the main objectives are not skyscrapers and high-speed trains, but the natural beauties gathered in six natural parks. For the Japanese, Hokkaido is a kind of Wild West conquered in the 19th century. Hokkaido is connected to the main island of Japan, Honshu, through a tunnel dug 240 meters under the sea, under the Tsugaru Strait, through which the train that comes directly from Tokyo also travels. Hokkaido has everything you need for a wide range of winter sports, skiing being one of the most common.
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