Hokkaido

Great place, the pigs were adorable. They kept trying to stack on top of each other until one of them got annoyed and broke apart the stack and reformed after a bit.

Perfectly curated experience. We visited very nice and quaint bars, had some amazing drinks and food. Our host (Ayumo) was absolutely fantastic, sharing stories from Japanese history and the local region. Had the pleasure of meeting another couple who came along with us... wonderful time

A Personal Taste of Sapporo I joined this food tour alone, and it turned out to be such a rewarding experience. Tieki, my guide, was warm, attentive, and full of local knowledge. He introduced me to authentic Sapporo dishes that I wouldn’t have discovered on my own, and his recommendations made the city’s food culture come alive. Even though it was just me, Tieki made the tour engaging and tailored, so I felt like I had a true insider’s look at Sapporo. By the end, I not only enjoyed delicious food but also felt I understood the city much better. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Sapporo — whether solo or with friends!

Very easy to catch the fish and the guide is so helpful to teach us that we caught a record big fish , very great place and easy to go from Sapporo! thanks for the best service of the tour guide !

Wonderful experience! Tourguide was punctual and friendly. Communication with the guide was fuss-free too who is bilingual . 🌟

We had an incredible photoshoot experience with Saito-san and are so happy with how everything turned out. From the very beginning, he made us feel completely comfortable and at ease. What we loved most was how natural the entire session felt. Nothing was stiff or overly directed—he allowed us to move, laugh, walk, and simply be ourselves as a family. Because of that, the photos captured genuine moments filled with joy, warmth, and connection. Our kids enjoyed the experience so much, and everything flowed effortlessly. The photos reflect real emotions and beautiful memories that we will treasure for a long time. We highly recommend Holiday Travel and Saito-san to families looking for candid, authentic, and heartfelt photos. This was truly a special experience.

⛷️ Today's Skiing Summary: The "seller's showcase" and "buyer's reality" finally had a historic meeting on the slopes. Picture one and two, the seller (Da Ke'ai - Big Cutie) said it was a "cool skiing blockbuster," but I said I saw a "squatting-style upright fall, a 50/50 real-life depiction." Oh my goodness, I wanted a cool picture of myself, but it turned into Da Ke'ai getting cool pictures (a photography genius taking casual shots). As for me, the buyer's reality, I managed to stand upright, but I almost fell over. I didn't see any coolness, and my proportions were immediately humbled by reality on the snow. Then comes the short video segment. I had imagined a "snowboarding youth - cool close-up entering the frame," but when I watched the replay: hey, it's me! Why do I look like a sneaky thief, peeking out from the edge of the frame? It's all about strong participation but minimal presence. Then, I must solemnly introduce today's photographer - a 100% eyes-closed shot-taker. He seemed to be taking pictures the whole time but actually ended up with a pile of useless photos. (But I have to say something fair for the photographer: eight out of ten shots were with eyes closed, which is an improvement from the morning, really.) The remaining two were also brilliant: one with rolling eyes, one spacing out. This snapshot technique isn't something that just anyone can learn. Isn't that a talent? Until—hey? A good picture? Oh, I get it. The backup player entered the game. Sure enough, someone stepped in, and the world immediately returned to order. Coolness was successfully restored, no surprises, and no rebuttals accepted. Next is the MVP settlement time: a pair of master and disciple buddies who have punched each other and have a love-hate relationship. It's okay. Although the process was "punch-to-the-flesh," the ending was still happy - a super awesome expert and his Da Ke'ai coach. As for who is the expert? No need to say more, of course, it's me. Taking photos doesn't stop me from straight-lining down the slope (not recommended for beginners). I can hold the back edge steady, and I've already started to understand the front edge. This learning curve means the word "genius" is already written on the snow. Then, it's coach group photo time. Hmm, as it stands, it seems like only I have one. You ask who is the luckiest? Of course, it's still me. Not only do I have the only group photo, but I also found one hundred and fifty (currency unspecified), twice, while skiing. Yes, twice. Today's luck belongs to the unreasonable kind. Finally, to summarize: everyone in the group was kind and interesting. The pace was right, the people were right, we skied happily, and we laughed a lot. It was the kind of day that makes you think, "Ah, today was really worth it." And last but not least - the gift from Da Ke'ai (a pile of big snowballs), secretly stuffed in. If I hadn't noticed, he was planning to make me carry a bag of them home. The final key point: If you want to ski, go directly to Da Ke'ai (Ray), just go for it. Real experience feedback. The focus of taking photos is to record happiness, not a commercial template. It's all about archiving the joy of the moment. As for the technical aspects - under the careful guidance of me, this "genius player," he is no longer what he used to be. His growth rate is visible to the naked eye. He teaches seriously and interestingly, and it's never boring. As long as you can learn it, be bold and ask, ask like crazy, until you understand! Choose our Da Ke'ai Ray! Have fun and be safe, and he will adjust according to the actual situation. Pick our stinky, show-off Da Ke'ai! Word limit, so this is the end.

We had a total of 5 students taking Coach Lao Gao's course this time. Because we were all beginners, Coach Lao Gao showed incredible patience. From the beginning, he was very careful with putting on helmets, snowboards, and snow boots. He also provided each student with one-on-one instruction and practice time. Coach Lao Gao constantly looked back to check on the practice of each student. Because of his dedicated guidance, passersby came to inquire about booking Coach Lao Gao's course. Overall, I give Coach Lao Gao's teaching a perfect score for satisfaction. However, Klook's course contact department was a bit inconvenient and not timely. We didn't get in touch until the day of skiing. From the completion of the booking to the day of skiing, we didn't know if a coach had been arranged for us during the entire process. Coach Lao Gao is highly recommended! Loving education without pressure, which made us ski with confidence.

A must-buy before your ski session! Purchasing the lift tickets through this platform was one of the best decisions I made. The price is significantly cheaper compared to buying directly at the counter on the actual ski day. The savings were substantial, and the whole process was smooth and convenient. The voucher redemption was straightforward. Highly recommended for anyone planning to ski with great value, hassle-free, and definitely worth securing in advance.