Hokkaido Grand Motorcycle Tour (7 days, 6 nights)　

Who is this for?
This tour is for motorcycle riders who want to explore Hokkaido’s open roads, famous riding routes, and impressive scenery at a relaxed but steady pace. It’s made for people who enjoy long rides with little traffic. There's a mix of well-known spots and hidden local gems, and the freedom of being out on the road. This tour offers some of the best natural views in northern Japan.

- This is a private tour. Only you and your group will participate. 
- This trip can be tailored according to your preferences. Please feel free to inquire about any specific requests ahead of time. 
-  International Drivers License needed

Physical Activity:  Medium
Length of Trip:  7 days, 6 nights
Capacity:  2-10 people

Visualize yourself:
- Feeling the vastness of nature stretch in every direction
- Savoring Hokkaido’s famed seafood fresh from the morning catch
- Breathing in the crisp scent of alpine forests and sea breezes
- Spotting deer grazing just beyond the roadside
- Letting the long, open roads clear the mind

ASAHIKAWA   |    1 night
Day 1: Travel Day
Included meals: Lunch, Dinner

Upon arrival at New Chitose Airport, pick up the bikes in Sapporo and get ready to hit the road; to ease into riding in Japan. The ride stays light with a short journey to Asahikawa. The evening wraps up with a local ramen stop, fueling up for the longer rides ahead. This day sets the tone for adjusting to the rhythm of the trip while exploring northern roads.

WAKKANAI    |    1 night
Day 2: The Northernmost Part of Japan  
Included meals: Breakfast,  Lunch, Dinner

Set out early for a long-distance ride toward Japan’s northernmost point, passing through the famed Ororon Line along the Sea of Japan. The route is well-known for its wide, open roads running along the sea. With minimal traffic, the long and uninterrupted stretches let riders fully take in the changing coastal scenery. Continue past the vast Sarobetsu Plain, where riders often describe the road as a place to truly ride with the wind. Along the way, the striking row of wind turbines at the Otonrui Wind Farm, now a favorite among riders and photographers, adds to a day full of Hokkaido’s bold open landscapes. 

ABASHIRI   |    1 night
Day 3: Riding the Road to the Sky
Included meals: Breakfast,  Lunch, Dinner

Ride through the Esanuka Line, a little-known yet unforgettable road cutting straight through sweeping pastureland for nearly 16 km without traffic lights or guardrails. Just sky, earth, and engine. The quiet clarity of the landscape creates a pure riding experience, free from distraction. If time allows, drop by the Abashiri Prison Museum, where original prison buildings now serve as one of Japan’s rare open-air historical exhibits. 

KUSHIRO   |    1 night
Day 4: The Gentle Climb Between Hokkaido’s Twin Lakes
Included meals: Breakfast,  Lunch, Dinner

Cruise along the “Road to the Sky,” a 28 km stretch often ranked as Hokkaido’s top riding route, named for its gentle upward slope that gives the illusion of climbing into the clouds. From an elevation of 525 meters, take in two of Hokkaido’s most dramatic natural sights. See Lake Kussharo, Japan’s largest caldera lake, and Lake Mashu, known worldwide for its remarkable clarity. 

ASAHIKAWA   |    1 night
Day 5:  Riding the Heights of Daisetsuzan
Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner 

Ride through classic touring territory where pastureland and alpine plateaus unfold along Hokkaido’s highest national road, leading to the famed Mikuni Pass known for some of the most commanding mountain views in the region. The route cuts through Daisetsuzan National Park, capturing the vast scale of central Hokkaido. A stop at the Daisetsuzan Kurodake Ropeway carries riders from Sounkyo Gorge to 1,300 meters in just seven minutes, revealing a sweeping canyon panorama from the cabin. This day is about climbing into Hokkaido’s mountainous heart.


OTARU    |    1 night
Day 6: Lakeside Roads and Seafood Nights
Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner 

Depart Asahikawa and pass through Sapporo on the way to Lake Shikotsu. Take the Shikotsu Sky Road which is well-loved among riders for its views and occasional encounters with wild Ezo deer. After tracing the shoreline of the deep blue lake known as “Shikotsu Blue,” continue on to Otaru, where old streets and evening lights bring the day to a quiet close. Otaru is known for its charming canal district and preserved historic warehouses. Visitors often go for its fresh seafood, especially sushi and sea urchin thanks to its proximity to rich fishing grounds. 

Day 7: The Journey Ends 
Included meals: Breakfast

Wrap up the journey with a ride from the historic port town of Otaru back to Sapporo. Whether following Route 5 along the sea breeze or taking the hilltop views of Route 956, the final leg may be short in distance but full of character. End the journey with a swift transfer to the airport. Enjoy a swift transfer to the airport. Your next destination? Home sweet home. But remember, it's not sayonara yet, it's "See you soon!" The question is, where to from here?

OR EXTEND YOUR TRIP!
Add another trip of ours on top of this journey and we will be happy to send you off.