Picture this: Serene beachscapes with towering ocean cliffs. Fresh mountain air and crystal clear crater lakes. Majestic red-crowned cranes feeding undisturbed in their natural environment.
Rugged, raw, and real, Japan’s northernmost island, Hokkaido, is teeming with natural diversions and wintertime snow sports like snowshoeing and skiing. Primarily a locals’ getaway, the eastern part of this island is also home to the Ainu, an Indigenous population known for its reverence for bears.
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Videography: Kristen Kellogg / Border Free Travels
Videography: Rupert Shanks
Post-Production: Summer Simpson
Produced by Murray Bartholomew
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