QUOTE(sacwoc @ Dec 10 2018, 09:12 AM)
Assuming that you have fix your trip to both Hokkaido and Tokyo, I guess your plan is pretty much good. Cause you still need to get to Tokyo and the other way is to fly from Sapporo. As others have suggessted, take a short trip around Tokyo area. You can even take a trip to Karuizawa using the Tokyo WIde pass which is about 2 hours journey and spend a day there.
thanks for the suggestion

tweaking it a bit after reading more of other people's blogs, planning end April-early May where there's no snow nor pink moss nor lavender:
day 1 arrive Hokkaido
day 2 Sapporo
day 3 Asahikawa day trip
day 4 Sapporo to Otaru
day 5 Otaru
day 6 Otaru
day 7 Otaru to Noboribetsu (~3 hours)
day 8 Noboribetsu
day 9 Lake Toya day trip
day 10 Noboribetsu to Hakodate ~(2.5 hours)
day 11 Hakodate to Tokyo (~6 hours)
day 12 Tokyo
day 13 Tokyo - Disneyland
day 14 Tokyo - Disneysea
day 15 Tokyo
day 16 depart Tokyo
Trying to do 3 nights in Sapporo, Otaru and Noboribetsu each... added another day to accommodate all the train rides...
The thing i am unsure is whether:
1. 1.5-2 days in Sapporo is enough - there's nothing much there aside from the beer factory
2. 3 nights in Noboribetsu too much?
3. 1-1.5 days in Hakodate enough - the reason this is here is because of the train to Tokyo
This post has been edited by kenji1903: Dec 10 2018, 09:26 AM