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Asahikawa Ramen - Asahikawa Travel

Japan Guide's focused Asahikawa page explains the city’s signature shoyu-style ramen, details Asahikawa Ramen Village and how to get there, and gives practical tips on hours and local transport—useful for food-first travellers.

What to Do in Asahikawa, Hokkaido’s Snowy Second City

JR Pass blog covers top attractions (Asahiyama Zoo, Ramen Village, museums, parks), seasonal highlights and transit tips for visitors arriving by train—handy for planning an efficient itinerary.

Asahikawa Travel Guide: Things to Do, See and Eat in Asahikawa

A personal travel guide that highlights local neighbourhoods, Asahikawa furniture street, parks, nearby day trips (Furano/Biei) and food recommendations—good for discovering local experiences and off-the-beaten-path tips.

The Ultimate Guide to Asahikawa Ramen: Top Must-Try Shops and What Makes It Unique

A ramen-focused guide that lists top Asahikawa ramen shops (including Ramen Village staples), explains the city’s ramen style and recommends specific restaurants—ideal for ramen enthusiasts who want shop-level guidance.

Complete Guide to Asahikawa: What To Do and Where To Go

Rakuten Travel’s practical guide summarizes major sights (zoos, parks, museums), local crafts and shopping (furniture/design), and dining highlights—useful as a concise, practical planning resource.

Asahiyama Zoo

7-7 Kuranuma, Higashi-Asahikawa-cho, Asahikawa, Hokkaido 079-1201
Opened in the 1960s and reimagined in the 1990s with behavior-first exhibits, the zoo rose to national prominence for immersive enclosures that let visitors observe natural animal behaviors up close.

Asahikawa Ramen Village (Ramen Mura)

Nagayama 11-jo 4-chome 119-48, Asahikawa, Hokkaido 079-8421
Created to showcase Asahikawa’s signature ramen shops in one location, the Ramen Village gathers local favorites so visitors can sample multiple styles in a single visit.

Asahikawa Station

8-3-1 Miyashitadōri, Asahikawa-shi, Hokkaido 070-0030
The city’s central rail hub since the late 19th century; rebuilt in modern form in the 2010s, it’s the main gateway to Asahikawa and onward travel into central Hokkaido.

Kamikawa Shrine (Kamikawa-jinja)

2-1 Kaguraokakoen (Tokiwa Park area), Asahikawa, Hokkaido 078-8327
A Shinto shrine established in the Meiji era that has long served the local community; it sits near Tokiwa Park and is noted for seasonal cherry blossoms and traditional festivals.

Ueno Farm

Nagayama-16-186, Asahikawa, Hokkaido 079-8431
Founded and developed into an English-style perennial garden adapted to Hokkaido’s climate; it draws visitors for its seasonal displays, cafe, and gardening shop.
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Asahiyama Zoo

Japan’s inventive zoo famous for behavior-focused exhibits (e.g., penguin tunnel, seal observation windows) that let visitors watch animals in naturalistic activities.
Unique, close-up animal viewing displays; family-friendly and one of Hokkaido’s most-visited attractions.

Asahikawa Ramen Village (Ramen Mura)

A cluster of Asahikawa’s best ramen shops gathered in one spot so visitors can taste different regional styles, especially shoyu-based broths with pork fat and seafood notes.
Essential food experience in Asahikawa — easy way to sample multiple top shops and understand local ramen flavors.

Asahikawa Winter Festival

Early-February festival featuring massive snow sculptures, illuminated ice sculptures along Heiwa-dori, snow slides and live stage events by the Ishikari River/Asahibashi area.
Spectacular winter art and atmosphere; one of Hokkaido’s signature winter events with large-scale illuminated displays.

Ueno Farm (garden)

An English-style perennial garden adapted to Hokkaido’s climate, with seasonal flower displays, a cafe in a renovated barn, and photographic garden motifs.
Beautiful seasonal blooms, photogenic landscapes, and a calm contrast to the city — ideal for spring–autumn visits.

Hokkaido Asahikawa Museum of Art & Tokiwa Park stroll

Museum with modern and regional art located beside Tokiwa Park; combine indoor art viewing with a walk through the park’s ponds, trees and seasonal greenery.
Good cultural complement to outdoor sights—compact, centrally located, and pleasant year-round.

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