[fatalbert130]

From the English Japanese who cannot talk.

In the latter half of November, it snows in the town.
I can suffer from a snowstorm in the town in the Sea of Japan coast. However, there is still little snow of that time. When it is December, there is more snow.

The town of Sapporo is lively. As for TANUKIKOUJI, many shops equal it in a street with the roof.
If it is December, a jump meet of the ski may be held in the Sapporo suburbs.
If it becomes almost Christmas, OODOORI PARK of Sapporo is given glory to with the light of illuminations.

Otaru is the town which ever did well by marine transportation. An old building is left.
You may enjoy a street along the canal.
And sushi is a delicious town.
There is more snow than Sapporo.

If you enjoy skiing, Niseko will be good. There are many English hotels to be connected with. （An Australian comes a lot for a summer vacation）The snow of Hokkaido is the best.

Furano and Biei are places having nothing.
But many Japanese like there.
In the early summer in particular, I am beautiful.
In TAKUSHINKAN in Biei, I can watch the photograph which I copied such a scenery into.

Hakodate is snowy few towns.
SAMURAI is the town which did the last fight.
I can enjoy the turnout of the market in the port.

In the eastern part of Hokkaido, most are ranches.
I can watch a Japanese crane on the Kushiro damp plain. It is a very elegant bird.
And there is much onsen.
Please enjoy it around from a free outdoor bath without the wall to a cheap public bath.

The northern part of Hokkaido has nothing.
There is land severe lonelily.
But there is quiet.
（If there is not it in a snowstorm）

The people who lived included the charm of Hokkaido in there.
I want to go again once when I come.

A postscript

Please mention the culture of Ainu race.
I like their unique culture.