Asahikawa
Asahikawa
Trip.Best Popular Best Things to Do in Asahikawa [2024]
Explore the best things to do in Asahikawa! Uncover top activities and experiences for an unforgettable visit.
Updated Oct 2024
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based on 2792 reviews"To go to the scenic spots in Asahikawa, it is well-deserved. There are many types of animals in the zoo, especially the animals in the south and north poles. The most interesting thing is that the viewing area is uniquely set up, and you can get in close contact with animals. The experience is strange and interesting."Asahikawa8.9km from downtown
No.1 of Family-friendly Attractions in AsahikawaHighlights: Asahiyama Zoo is located in Asahikawa. It is a very famous zoo in Japan, and it is also the largest polar zoo in Japan. Xushan Zoo is famous for its unique way of displaying animal behaviors. Through the unique design of the exhibition hall, animals can display their instinctive behaviors in a relatively free raising state, and at the same time, visitors can watch the natural state of animals without obstacles. In the seal hall, you can watch the spotted seals swimming vertically in the huge cylindrical tank. In the Polar Bear Pavilion, you can not only see polar bears wandering on the ground, but also see their energetic swimming in the water. In the penguin pavilion, you can watch penguins cruising 360 degrees in the water, and you can also see penguins walking in the snow outdoors in winter.Show Less - 4.34.4/547 ReviewFree
based on 375 reviews"The Ramen Village in Asahikawa is a very popular place. It is composed of eight ramen shops. It is selected and replaced every year. The ramen brands here are also very well-known in the local area. It is worth coming back from Asahikawa Station to eat a bowl of ramen, but the traffic is not particularly convenient. Because there are fewer shifts, you have to choose a good time. There is no place to visit near Ramen Village. It’s okay to have a Uniqlo."Asahikawa4.2km from downtownHighlights: Asahikawa Ramen Village brings together various ramen shops for customers to choose from. There are 8 shops with a total of 220 seats. The area is far from the city center. If you drive by car, there is free parking lot, and there is a small shopping mall next to it. They are all separate. of shops, rather than a combined village concept. There are 8 ramen shops competing with each other and the one with poor sales needs to exit and be replaced by another new ramen shop. As a result, the stores that survived here have been favored by customers for a long time.Show Less
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