Campervan tours with Hokkaido Treasure Island Travel Campervan is a recreational vehicle (also known as camper, caravanette, or motor caravan) that includes beds, a small kitchen and depending on the type a toilet and coach. In Japanese camper van is called “camping car” (kyanpingu kaa). You can drive a campervan in Japan with an international driving permit. Campervan tours with Hokkaido Treasure Island Travel make possible combining the good sides of camping with a comfortable traveling style and once in a lifetime Hokkaido activities. You can spend time in privacy with your loved ones ..read more

Hokkaido Treasure Island Travel is proud to introduce our brand new itineraries that highlight the best sides of Hokkaido and Aomori, North Japan. These Aomori itineraries have been made in cooperation with our dear southern neighbor. Scroll down for a list of the itineraries!   Aomori Prefecture is the northernmost prefecture of Japan’s main island Honshu, south from the island of Hokkaido. Among other things this snowy prefecture is known for its local produce such as delicious apples and Japanese rice wine sake, as well as the amazing Goshogawara Tachineputa Festiva held in August. &n ..read more

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Thinking of a trip to Aomori or Hokkaido? If you are interested in a guided private tour in Aomori and Hokkaido, click the orange inquiry bottom so that we can start planning! From this itinerary you can find some travel inspiration about what to do in Aomori as well as some of our exclusive off-the-beaten-path activities. Did you know that North Japan is one of the best cherry blossoms viewing locations in Japan? One perk of the area is that here you can adore the enchanting pale pink flowers for longer than in southern parts of the country. In Aomori and South Hokkaido, the “sakura” cherry b ..read more

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What the heck is a workation?Well, just decoding the word is easy: the term workation is made by combining “work” and “vacation”. As alarming as the first impression of this combo might sound,  “workation” basically refers to a new working style that allows you to get a break from your everyday  life without using your precious annual leave.  Simply said, workation is working remotely at a  holiday destination, so for the sake of your mental wellbeing it might be better not to take it as working through your holiday. That would be just sad.    Instead, when done ..read more