Otaru City Museum of Art
Three local artists get permanent rooms, among them Yutoku Ichihara, who printed from corroded metal plates.
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Three local artists get permanent rooms, among them Yutoku Ichihara, who printed from corroded metal plates.
A snack factory located in a potato-growing area. The fields and the factory are close together.
A soy sauce factory in Chitose. It carries out fermentation and food manufacturing.
It has made ham and sausages in Hakodate since the 1920s. The method was introduced by the German Carl Raymon.
A facility that shows how chocolate is made. It follows the process from cacao beans to chocolate bars.
A winery in Nanae Town. It handles everything from grape growing to winemaking.
A factory that mills and ships rice. It has an attached exhibition that conveys the role of cooked rice.
A food processing business run by the agricultural cooperative of Shihoro Town. It processes and ships potatoes.
A retail group that combines a network of stores spread across Hokkaido with its own logistics and food manufacturing.
A public testing and research institute of Hokkaido Prefecture. It is responsible for food science and product development.
A stay-and-play complex built around a ballpark. Alongside the games there is food, lodging and a hot spring.
A morning market by the sea in Otaru. Fresh fish sits alongside dried and cured goods, and the eating houses open early.
One of the largest public pastures in Japan. A terrace on the hill looks out over the Tokachi plain.
A lavender farm that began as a crop grown for perfume. In July the hillside turns purple.
A market on a triangular plot right beside Otaru Station. About 20 shops line a steep slope.
A horse theme park in Tomakomai. Besides riding and carriage rides, there are wide gardens to walk.
A retail strip beside the wholesale market, lined with fish shops and small restaurants.
A winery making wine from Yoichi grapes, with a shop and tour facilities.
About 1.3 kilometres of white birch along a Tokachi stock farm, planted originally as a windbreak.
Warehouses built in Hakodate in 1887, now holding shops and restaurants along a harbour-side walk.