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Wild Hokkaido! — Storyline

Be immersed in nature's beauty. Discover Hokkaido at its wildest and best as our presenter guides you through its amazing experiences.

Cast & Crew

Wild Hokkaido! — Series Details

Wild Hokkaido! — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Winter in Mt. Yotei, Niseko (2017-02-17) — Niseko has become synonymous with hitting the slopes in Hokkaido. The fine snow lures skiers from Japan and abroad. Tune in to take a ride on the lift and revel in breathtaking vie
• E2: Kushiro: Dancing with Nature (2017-04-09) — Our new program "Wild Hokkaido!" offers tourist information highlighting the wonderful nature of Hokkaido. In this episode, actress Charlotte Kate Fox visits the Kushiro area of ea
• E3: Mt. Hakodate (2017-04-16) — In this episode, we are visiting Hakodate in southern Hokkaido, which is gathering increased attention since the bullet train started its operation. Right next to the city stands t
• E4: Furano, Torinuma Spring (2017-05-07) — In this episode, we are visiting Furano in central Hokkaido. The cultivated flat lands have been used to create lavish lavender fields, a popular attraction among foreign tourists.
• E5: Sea of Otaru (2017-05-14) — In this episode, Charlotte Kate Fox visits Otaru, which is a 45-minute drive from Sapporo. The retro canal is a very popular tourist attraction. Otaru was a prospering town in the
• E6: Chitose River (2017-06-04) — In this episode, our stage is the city that is home to the New Chitose airport and is known as the Sky's gateway to Hokkaido, Chitose. The Chitose River, which flows through the ci
• E7: Lake Toya (2017-06-11) — In this episode, our stage is a popular tourist destination that is also registered as a "UNESCO Global Geopark", Lake Toya. The caldera lake that was created 110,000 years ago cre
• E8: Mt. Usu (2017-07-09) — Our stage today is Mt. Usu, a registered UNESCO Global Geopark. Our host will visit the Volcano Science Museum and explore the crater that was formed by the eruption of 2000. Steam
• E9: Early Summer in Niseko (2017-07-16) — In this episode, we will visit the town that is home to numerous world-renowned ski resorts, Niseko. We will introduce a side of Niseko's vast nature that can only be experienced d
• E10: Kushiro Wetland (2017-08-06) — Our stage today has the largest surface area of its kind in Japan, the Kushiro Wetlands. Our host will canoe down a river that flows through that wetland. Due to the quietness of c
• E11: The Forest of Shimukappu (2017-08-13) — This episode's stage is Shimukappu, located near the center of Hokkaido and a 90-minute train ride away from Sapporo. Forests cover 90% of Shimukappu's landscape. Mesmerizing fog c
• E12: Summer of Taisetsu Mountain Range (2017-09-03) — This episode’s stage is the Taisetsu mountain range in central Hokkaido, with peaks that reach heights of 2000 meters. The Taisetsu mountain range has been appointed the largest na
• E13: The Forest of Higashi-Taisetsu (2017-09-10) — Today's stage is the forest of Higashi-Taisetsu, located close to the center of Hokkaido. The rich forest of Higashi-Taisetsu has a mixture of coniferous and broadleaf trees as wel
• E14: The Flowering Mountain, Mt. Furanodake (2017-10-01) — Today's stage is Mt. Furanodake, located in the Tokachi mountain range within the greater Taisetsu mountain range. Mt. Furanodake is known as the treasure box of alpine plants sinc
• E15: Shiretoko, Brown Bears of the Shore (2017-10-08) — This episode's stage is the Shiretoko Peninsula, a registered World Natural Heritage Site. Shiretoko is well known for having one of the highest Brown bear population densities in
• E16: Summer on Mt. Yotei (2017-11-05) — Our stage today is Mt. Yotei, located in the Niseko area. It is also known as “Ezo Fuji” due to its beautiful figure. The mountain, which can be circled in about an hour by car, ha
• E17: Autumn on the Coast of Shiretoko (2017-11-12) — The stage today is the coast of Shiretoko, a registered World Natural Heritage Site. A commanding landscape created by volcanic rocks spreads across the coast of Shiretoko. This un
• E18: Sapporo in Autumn (2017-12-03) — This episode features Hokkaido's largest city, its capital Sapporo, with a population of two million. The host of this program will climb Mt. Moiwa (531m), a destination easily acc
• E19: Niseko Mountain Range in Autumn (2017-12-17) — This episode's stage is the Niseko area, which is a 2- to 3-hour drive from New Chitose Airport. With winter approaching, we'll fully enjoy the magnificent nature of the Niseko mou

Season 2

• E1: Lake Shikotsu (2018-01-07) — In this episode, we visit Lake Shikotsu, a 30-minute drive from New Chitose Airport. Over one million tourists visit here annually to enjoy the impressive nature, not only during s
• E2: Hitsujigaoka Forest (2018-01-14) — In this episode, we discover Hitsujigaoka Forest, located in the southern suburbs of Sapporo city. In fact, the forest of this region was once completely destroyed by a big fire, b
• E3: Biei Forest (2018-02-04) — In this episode, we explore Biei Forest, located at the foot of the Taisetsu mountain range. Experience the power of the great nature, destroyed and built up countless times by vol
• E4: Forests in Sapporo, Winter (2018-02-11) — This episode features Sapporo, a city with a population of 2 million. Just west of the city center is a vast expanse of forest to enjoy, left virtually untouched since Sapporo's pi
• E5: Severe Winter in the Taisetsu Mountain Range (2018-03-04) — In this episode, we explore the Taisetsu mountain range, with peaks reaching 2,000 meters. Take in the beauty of the unique landscape created by snow and ice over the harsh winter
• E6: The Forest of Tomakomai (2018-03-11) — This episode's stage is Tomakomai, which is situated south of Chitose city where the New Chitose airport, the gateway to the skies of Hokkaido is located. We will introduce you to
• E7: The Harsh Winter of the Sea of Okhotsk Coast (2018-04-08) — Our stage today is located in eastern Hokkaido, the winter of the Sea of Okhotsk coast. It is a very precious place where drift ice can be seen in Japan. Our host, Charlotte Kate F
• E8: Harsh Winter on the Tokachi River (2018-04-15) — Our stage today is the Tokachi River, located in the eastern part of Hokkaido. We will fully enjoy the nature of this 156-kilometer-long river that fertilizes the vast Tokachi Plai
• E9: The Nature Surrounding Noboribetsu (2018-05-06) — Our stage today is Noboribetsu, one of Japan’s major hot-spring resorts, located in the southern part of Hokkaido. You will see many volcanic ducts and hot water spouts along the v
• E10: Early Spring on the Shiretoko Peninsula (2018-05-13) — Our stage today is the Shiretoko Peninsula, which is registered as a World Natural Heritage Site. Our host will take a walk in the forest in search of animals unique to Shiretoko i
• E11: Spring in Onuma (2018-06-03) — Our stage this time is Onuma, a scenic spot in southern Hokkaido. Located at the foot of a volcano, with lakes dotted with some 126 tiny islands of varying sizes, enjoy the spectac
• E12: The Beech Forest of Oshima Peninsula (2018-06-10) — Our stage this time is Japan’s northernmost primeval forest containing Seibold’s beech trees, which is in the Oshima Peninsula of southern Hokkaido. Our program host Charlotte Kate
• E13: Matsumae (2018-07-01) — Our stage this time is Matsumae, a town located on the southernmost tip of Hokkaido. Being separated from Honshu by a narrow stretch of sea, Matsumae is well-known for having the e
• E14: Mt. Tossho (2018-07-08) — Our stage this time is Mt. Tossho, which is located north of Asahikawa, Hokkaido’s second-largest city with a population of over 300,000. Since long ago, people use firewood from t
• E15: Lake Miyajima (2018-08-05) — Our stage this time is Lake Miyajima, a small lake about 45 km north of Sapporo. With up to 85,000 birds at one time, this is one of the largest migratory stops in the world for th
• E16: Kushiro River (2018-08-12) — Our stage this time is the Kushiro River, flowing from the second-largest lake in Hokkaido, Lake Kussharo. The Kushiro River stretches around 150 kilometers. Without a dam in its e
• E17: Rebun Island in Spring (2018-09-02) — Our stage this time is Rebun Island, located off the coast of northern Hokkaido. A large variety of alpine plants thrive in this complex landscape and cool climate. As such, Rebun
• E18: The Shores of Shakotan Peninsula (2018-09-09) — Our stage this time is the Shakotan Peninsula western of Hokkaido, jutting out into the Sea of Japan. Beautiful seawaters, called “Shakotan Blue”, spreads forth before us. Our prog
• E19: Etomo Peninsula in Muroran (2018-10-07) — Our Stage this time is Muroran, an industrial city representing Hokkaido. Nature dynamically spreads out immediately beside the industrial area. Our program host, Charlotte Kate Fo
• E20: Teuri Island (2018-10-14) — Our stage this time is Teuri, an island sitting in the Sea of Japan in the west of Hokkaido. There are about 300 varieties of wild birds on the island. Our program host visits an o
• E21: Okhotsk Summer Flower Garden (2018-11-04) — Our stage this time is Koshimizu Natural Flower Garden, facing the Sea of Okhotsk in eastern Hokkaido. From June to August, around 40 varieties of flowers bloom all over. In the co
• E22: Takanegahara Plateau in the Taisetsu Mountain Range (2018-11-11) — Our stage this time is Takanegahara Plateau, stretching 6 kilometers north to south, located in the Taisetsu mountain range. The indigenous Ainu people called this area ‘the playgr
• E23: Akan’s Forest (2018-12-02) — Our stage this time is Lake Akan and its surrounding nature in the east of Hokkaido. Akan’s nature is comprised of its volcanoes, its lakes, and its hot springs. The beautiful topo
• E24: Sarobetsu Plain (2018-12-09) — Our stage this time is Sarobetsu Plain, located in Hokkaido’s north, facing the Sea of Japan. We show you the rare footage of the wild birds that migrate across vast plains. Stretc

Season 3

• E1: Lake Kussharo in Autumn (2019-01-06) — Our stage this time is Lake Kussharo in eastern Hokkaido. It’s said to have formed eons ago as a result of volcanic activity, which remains active even today. Our program host, Cha
• E2: Lake Shikaribetsu from Autumn to Winter (2019-01-13) — Our stage this time is Lake Shikaribetsu, the highest lake in Hokkaido. It’s located at an altitude of about 800 meters, and signs of winter are already here in November. Charlotte
• E3: Lake Mashu (2019-02-03) — Our stage this time is Lake Mashu in the eastern part of Hokkaido. It has clear blue water and is also known as the mist-shrouded lake. Our program host, Charlotte Kate Fox, treks
• E4: Harsh Winter in Lake Akan (2019-02-10) — Our stage this time is Lake Akan, located in the eastern part of Hokkaido. It is one of the rare lakes in the world where Marimo moss balls can be found. Our program host Charlotte
• E5: Woodlands of Furano (2019-03-03) — Our stage this time is Furano, located in central Hokkaido. Furano is not only known as a world-famous skiing destination, but also for its expansive rich forest. In this episode,
• E6: Lake Shumarinai (2019-03-10) — Lake Shumarinai, located about 200 kilometers north of Sapporo. In this episode, we will introduce you to the wonder that is known as the coldest lake in Japan. Fishing for Japanes
• E7: Tokachi Plain in Winter (2019-04-07) — Our stage this time is Tokachi Plain in eastern Hokkaido Prefecture. The plain is one of the largest dry-field farming lands in Japan and is covered in snow during the wintertime.
• E8: Kushiro Wetland in Harsh Winter (2019-05-04) — Our stage this time is Kushiro Wetland, Japan's largest wetland. Our program host, Charlotte Kate Fox, rides a canoe to explore the river that never freezes even in winter because
• E9: Mt. Tomuraushi in Harsh Winter (2019-06-01) — Our stage this time is Mt. Tomuraushi in the very center of Hokkaido Prefecture. It's considered impassable during the harsh winter months, while the forest at its foot is good for
• E10: Soya Hills (2019-07-06) — Our stage this time is Soya Hills in the north of Hokkaido Prefecture, also located to the south of Cape Soya. Our program host takes a walk along the footpath, stretching 11 kilom
• E11: Tokachi's Forest in Spring (2019-08-03) — Our stage this time is Tokachi Millennium Forest in Shimizu at the foot of the Hidaka Mountains, about an hour's drive from Tokachi-Obihiro Airport. Our program navigator explores
• E12: Enjoy Japow: Tomamu (2019-08-31) — Skiers and snowboarders from all over the world come in search of Japan's finest snow, Japan Powder Snow, or "Japow" for short. We hope you will thoroughly enjoy this special episo
• E13: Enjoy Japow: Sapporo Bankei Ski Area (2019-10-05) — Skiers and snowboarders from all over the world come in search of Japan's finest snow, Japan Powder Snow, or "Japow" for short. We hope you will thoroughly enjoy this special episo
• E14: Early Summer on Mt. Apoidake (2019-10-12) — Our stage this time is Mt. Apoidake, located on the southern side of the Hidaka mountain range that stretches north to south in central Hokkaido Prefecture. The mountain is unique
• E15: Early Summer in Lake Kussharo (2019-11-03) — Our stage this time is Lake Kussharo in the eastern part of Hokkaido Prefecture, which is about a one-and-a-half-hour drive from Kushiro Airport. This is Japan's largest caldera la
• E16: Summer in Niseko (2019-11-09) — Our stage this time is the Niseko area at the base of the Niseko mountain range, located in western Hokkaido Prefecture. Tourists from all over the world visit here, which is home
• E17: Yufutsu Plain (2019-11-30) — Our stage this time is Yufutsu Plain in the southwestern part of Hokkaido Prefecture, facing the Pacific Ocean. Our program host visits the Bibi River that runs near the internatio
• E18: Mashu (2019-12-08) — Our stage this time is Lake Mashu, a caldera lake and its surrounds in eastern Hokkaido Prefecture. Our program host climbs Mt. Mashudake near the lake. On his way to the summit of

Season 4

• E1: Sapporo (2020-01-05) — Our stage this time is Sapporo, the capital city of Hokkaido Prefecture. To the west of Sapporo's city center are many mountains, where you can fully enjoy its rich nature. Our pro
• E2: Autumn in the Taisetsu Mountain Range (2020-01-12) — Our stage this time is the Taisetsu Mountain Range, which is consisting of several peaks over 2,000 meters above sea level and is designated a national park, the largest in Japan.
• E3: Enjoy Japow: Kiroro (2020-02-02) — Skiers and snowboarders from all over the world come in search of Japan's finest snow, Japan Powder Snow, or "Japow" for short. Our stage this time is Kiroro, a ski resort in weste
• E4: Notsuke Peninsula (2020-02-09) — Our stage this time is the Notsuke Peninsula that stretches approximately 26 kilometers in the east of Hokkaido Prefecture. Its curvature is the result of sand and rocks deposited
• E5: Enjoy Japow: Niseko HANAZONO (2020-02-29) — Skiers and snowboarders from all over the world come in search of Japan's finest snow called Japan Powder Snow, or "Japow" for short. This program is a special episode of Wild Hokk
• E6: Kiritappu in Winter (2020-03-07) — Our stage this time is Kiritappu in the eastern part of Hokkaido Prefecture. Here, you will find the unique natural environment created by the Pacific Ocean, coastal wetland, and f
• E7: Lake Akkeshi in Winter (2020-05-09) — Our stage this time is Lake Akkeshi in the eastern part of Hokkaido Prefecture. It is a brackish-water lake that connects to the Pacific Ocean. A variety of wildlife inhabits here,
• E8: Hills of Biei in Winter (2020-05-17) — Our stage this time is Biei in the center of Hokkaido Prefecture. It is a town with hills created by ancient volcanic activity. Our program host, together with a professional photo
• E9: Lake Kussharo in Winter (2020-06-07) — Our stage this time is Lake Kussharo in the eastern part of Hokkaido Prefecture. There are still a number of places to witness displays of the energy of volcanoes. Our program host
• E10: Early Summer in Tokachi River (2020-07-19) — Our stage this time is Tokachi River which flows from the Daisetsuzan mountain range through the Tokachi Plain into the Pacific Ocean. Our program host tries his hand at fishing up
• E11: The Sea of Hakodate (2020-08-02) — Our stage this time is the seaside town Hakodate, located south of Hokkaido Prefecture. Facing the Tsugaru Strait, the town is known as a good place to catch various types of fish.
• E12: Enjoy Japow: Niseko Grand HIRAFU (2020-09-06) — Skiers and snowboarders from all over the world come in search of Japan's finest snow, Japan Powder Snow, or "Japow" for short. We hope you will thoroughly enjoy this special episo
• E13: Enjoy Japow: Kamui Ski Links (2020-10-04) — Skiers and snowboarders from all over the world come in search of Japan's finest snow, Japan Powder Snow, or "Japow" for short. In this special episode, we hope you will thoroughly
• E14: Early Summer on the Ishikari Coastline (2020-10-11) — Our stage this time is Ishikari, a city located next to Sapporo which is the largest city in Hokkaido Prefecture. Here, sandy beaches, forests, and grasslands stretch about 25 kilo
• E15: Shakotan Peninsula (2020-11-01) — The Shakotan Peninsula juts out into the Sea of Japan. The brilliant hue of the surrounding waters is called "Shakotan Blue," while its sheer cliffs create an impressive landscape.
• E16: Clear Streams of Sapporo (2020-11-08) — Sapporo, a metropolitan city with a population of nearly 2 million people, is one of only a few cities in Hokkaido Prefecture crisscrossed by so many rivers — in fact, nearly 600
• E17: Lake Saroma (2020-12-06) — Our stage this time is Lake Saroma, the largest lake in Hokkaido Prefecture, facing the Sea of Okhotsk. Seawater and fresh water are mixed together in this lake, and when the tide
• E18: Sounkyo in Autumn (2020-12-12) — Our stage this time is Sounkyo. It is located in the Daisetsu mountain range, almost in the center of Hokkaido Prefecture. It is a ravine with cliffs as high as 200 meters, created

Season 5

• E1: Mt. Furanodake in Autumn (2021-01-10) — The volcanic Mt. Furanodake rises in the south of the Taisetsu Mountain Range with a diverse environment. The program host sets out on a hike through a deep forest, crossing stream
• E2: Lake Furen in Autumn (2021-01-17) — Our stage this time is Lake Furen which is connected to the Sea of Okhotsk in eastern Hokkaido Prefecture. It is a brackish lake with a circumference of 65km. The program host cano
• E3: Shimukappu in Winter (2021-02-07) — Shimukappu is located almost in the center of Hokkaido Prefecture. It is an area that gets severely cold in winter, where the snow-covered deep forest stretches. The program host e
• E4: Winter in Lake Akan (2021-02-14) — Our stage this time is Lake Akan in the eastern part of Hokkaido Prefecture. It is a caldera lake created as a result of ancient volcanic activity. In the dead of winter, the lake
• E5: Harsh Winter in Lake Shikotsu (2021-03-07) — Our stage this time is Lake Shikotsu, located about an hour's drive from Hokkaido Prefecture's capital city of Sapporo with a population of over 1.9 million. Although the lake does
• E6: Enjoy Japow: Niseko Area (2021-03-14) — Skiers and snowboarders from all over the world come in search of Japan's finest snow, Japan Powder Snow, or "Japow" for short. We hope you will thoroughly enjoy this special episo
• E7: Dogsledding in Kitataisetsu (2021-04-04) — Our stage this time is Kitataisetsu, located near the center of Hokkaido Prefecture. The program's participant will try dogsledding in the snowfields here. A dogsled expert for thi
• E8: Fishing in the Tokachi Plain in Early Spring (2021-05-02) — Our stage this time is the Tokachi Plain in the eastern part of Hokkaido Prefecture. We enjoy fishing in a tributary that flows into the Tokachi River in early spring. The river, w
• E9: Wild Vegetable Picking in Shiraoi (2021-06-06) — Spring has arrived in Hokkaido Prefecture. During this season, people enjoy gathering and eating delicious wild plants that have sprouted in the mountains and fields. This time, in
• E10: Kayaking Along the Mukawa River (2021-07-04) — Our stage this time is the Mukawa River that flows along the Pacific side of Hokkaido Prefecture. Among kayakers, it is renowned as one of the most outstanding rapids in Japan. In
• E11: Catching Giant Fish at Lake Shumarinai (2021-07-11) — In the legend of the Ainu, an indigenous people in Japan, there is a giant fish that is believed to be able to even swallow a bear. The name of the fish is Japanese huchen. In this
• E12: Cycling in the Suburbs of Sapporo (2021-08-01) — Our stage this time is in the suburbs of Sapporo, a metropolis with a population of about 2 million. A British cycling guide enjoys cycling through the countryside and along the co
• E13: Fly Fishing in Niseko (2021-08-08) — Our stage this time is the 126km-long Shiribetsu River and its many tributaries flowing through the Niseko area in western Hokkaido Prefecture, where we enjoy fly fishing in early
• E14: Canoeing on the Teshio River Part 1 (2021-09-05) — In this episode, a Canadian-born veteran canoeist will take a two-day trip down the Teshio River, which flows through the wilderness of northern Hokkaido Prefecture, with his wife.
• E15: Canoeing on the Teshio River Part 2 (2021-09-12) — In this episode, a Canadian-born veteran canoeist will take a two-day trip down the Teshio River, which flows through the wilderness of northern Hokkaido Prefecture, with his wife.
• E16: Sea Kayaking in Shakotan (2021-10-03) — Our stage this time is the Shakotan Peninsula, which overlooks the Sea of Japan in Hokkaido Prefecture. A French kayaking specialist and a Japanese guide take a tour along the coas
• E17: Hill Climbing in Niseko Mountain Range (2021-10-10) — Our stage this time is the Niseko mountain range in western Hokkaido Prefecture. A British cycling guide takes on the challenge of a hill climb up a mountain road on a bicycle. The
• E18: Traversing the Shiretoko Mountain Range Part 1 (2021-11-07) — Shiretoko, a World Natural Heritage site, is home to a series of mountains over 1,500 meters high. This time, a Canadian living in Hokkaido Prefecture traverses the Shiretoko mount
• E19: Traversing the Shiretoko Mountain Range Part 2 (2021-11-14) — Shiretoko, a World Natural Heritage site, is home to a series of mountains over 1,500 meters high. This time, a Canadian living in Hokkaido Prefecture traverses the Shiretoko mount
• E20: Canoeing Down the Kushiro River Part 1 (2021-12-19) — Our stage this time is the Kushiro River in eastern Hokkaido Prefecture. A couple of canoeists will spend 3 days descending the 154-kilometer-long river. The uppermost part of the
• E21: Canoeing Down the Kushiro River Part 2 (2021-12-26) — Our stage this time is the Kushiro River in eastern Hokkaido Prefecture. A couple of canoeists will spend 3 days descending the 154-kilometer-long river. The middle to lower reache

Season 6

• E1: Bushcraft in Shiraoi (2022-01-09) — Bushcraft is a way to enjoy nature by utilizing what is sourced from nature and exercising the "wisdom of living with the forest." In this episode, a French fishing guide will try
• E2: Fat Biking in Akan (2022-02-06) — Our stage this time is Akan in eastern Hokkaido Prefecture. The region's vast forests are dotted with volcanoes and lakes. During the harsh winter months, when the area is covered
• E3: Snowboarding in the Hidaka Mountain Range (2022-03-06) — The Hidaka Mountain Range stretches north to south across the center of Hokkaido Prefecture. In this episode, we're taking our snowboard to enjoy the great outdoors in the mountain
• E4: Ice Climbing in the Sea of Okhotsk (2022-04-10) — Below your eyes is the Sea of Okhotsk in the season of drift ice. Climbers are scaling a huge icefall reaching 40 meters high. In this episode, a man from abroad living in Hokkaido
• E5: Winter Hiking in Mt. Mokoto (2022-05-01) — The mountains are completely surrounding Lake Kussharo in eastern Hokkaido Prefecture. It's here you'll find a field to fully enjoy winter activities. This time, 2 Irish enjoy wint
• E6: Kayaking Over Rapids of the Sakazuki River (2022-06-05) — Sakazuki River flows into the Sea of Japan in the west of Hokkaido Prefecture. This river, which collects snowmelt from the Shakotan Peninsula, is known among canoeists as a river
• E7: Family Camping by Lake Shikotsu (2022-07-03) — Camping is a perfect activity for casually experiencing nature. Hokkaido Prefecture, with its treasure trove of nature, has a number of campgrounds where adults and children alike
• E8: Canoeing Down the Shisorapuchi River (2022-08-07) — The Taisetsu Mountain Range, located almost in the center of Hokkaido Prefecture, is home to the headwaters of the Shisorapuchi River, which is very popular among canoeists. In thi
• E9: Cycling Around Rishiri Island (2022-09-04) — Cycling brings pedalers the pleasure of feeling the wind and enjoying nature to the full. Hokkaido Prefecture, a treasure trove of nature, entertains them with unique sight-worthy
• E10: Summer in Lake Onneto (2022-09-11) — Lake Onneto is the hidden gem of east Hokkaido Prefecture. Indigenous people of Ainu call the place "Elder Lake," and they have admired it for generations. In this special summer e
• E11: Surf Trip Along the Southern Coast of Hokkaido (2022-10-02) — Excitement sparks while nimbly riding a wave! The pleasure of surfing is condensed into that one moment. Hokkaido Prefecture's southern coastline, which extends for hundreds of kil
• E12: Rock Climbing in Otaru (2022-11-06) — In Otaru, Hokkaido Prefecture, a popular rock climbing site can be found, and its difficult route with a 70-meter change in elevation will be challenged. What kind of amazing view
• E13: Trekking in Mt. Asahidake (2022-12-04) — Trekking on Hokkaido Prefecture's highest peak, Mt. Asahidake! Discover the mountain's breathtaking sites during this two-day hike in the stunning autumn colors that appear here be
• E14: Hiking on Mt. Soranuma in the Urban Outskirts (2022-12-11) — Mt. Soranuma is right on the outskirts of Sapporo and is perfect for city hikers. Jon Mott gives tips for mid-autumn fun on the 1200-meter suburban mountain, and we learn how to ta

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Wild Hokkaido! have? 9 season(s) with 153 episodes.

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