I've only visited Hokkaido in the winter for skiing, but a couple of things you could look into: - Furano is known for it's lavender which should be in season when you're there. - Asahidake Onsen is a village in a national park with a cable car going part way up a volcano - I imagine it would be a nice place to walk in the summer.
Close to Tokyo, I really liked Kamkura, especially the giant Buddha, and it's easily visitable as a day trip from Tokyo. Nikko also has some beautiful shrines, but it was a ghost town in the evening in February.
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Date: 2017-02-22 06:13 pm (UTC)- Furano is known for it's lavender which should be in season when you're there.
- Asahidake Onsen is a village in a national park with a cable car going part way up a volcano - I imagine it would be a nice place to walk in the summer.
Close to Tokyo, I really liked Kamkura, especially the giant Buddha, and it's easily visitable as a day trip from Tokyo. Nikko also has some beautiful shrines, but it was a ghost town in the evening in February.