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Kamishihoro Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Currently, Travelocity's extensive hotels database contains no places to stay in or around Kamishihoro.
However, only 95 miles (154 kilometers) outside Kamishihoro you will reach Sapporo, which features extra Travelocity accommodations. They include Lake Shikotsu Tsuruga Resort Spa MIZU no UTA and Hotel Emisia Sapporo.
After you have got a feel for Kamishihoro, how about you discover a little bit more of the area? The Hokkaido region boasts myriad things to offer tourists. Get to know Hokkaido's traditional villages and old towns and don't forget to see the region's coastal plains. Bold visitors might also enjoy snowboarding, skiing and cross-country skiing here.
45 miles (73 kilometers) away from Kamishihoro, you will reach Akan, where you can explore Akankohan Eco Museum Center and Akanko Ainu Theater Ikoro. Should you wish to get to Akan, check out the rooms at the Akan Tsuruga Bessou HINANOZA and Akan Yuku no Sato Tsuruga. Or, you could stay in Asahikawa, 50 miles (80 kilometers) to the northwest of Kamishihoro, where you can pick from the Asahikawa Grand Hotel and Dormy Inn Asahikawa Natural Hot Spring. The Asahiyama Zoo and Asahikawa Museum of Sculpture are a couple of the more popular points of interest to check out while in Asahikawa.
Just because you and your traveling partners are traveling in Hokkaido, shouldn't have to mean you shouldn't expand your obsession with sporting events. Find Sutaruhin Stadium 50 miles (80 kilometers) to the northwest of Kamishihoro. Visitors who like the idea of booking a room not far away, book in the Loisir Hotel Asahikawa or Fujita Kanko Washington Hotel Asahikawa.
Why not visit our up-to-date Kamishihoro travel guide to explore the great attractions it is home to.
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K's House Hokkaido - Asahidake Onsen Hostel
"Friendly and helpful staff, ability to speak English was a great bonus. The lobby and guest communal area was spacious and very well maintained. I think the no-shoes policy helps. Guests are provided with slippers to wear before entering the hostel. We stayed in the twin room with private bathroom and it was clean and well maintained. Mattresses and pillows are rather soft but still comfortable for a good night sleep. But space inside the room is quite small so people with large suitcases may not be able to open them at the same time. The tattoo-friendly onsen was great amenity to have onsite!"






