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A must-visit for Japan's northernmost remote islands: Rare flowers that can only be seen on Rishiri and Rebun islands
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What do you think? I hope you've learned that there are many flowers that are unique to Rishiri Island and Rebun Island. Many tourists visit with the aim of seeing these flowers, so by learning about the characteristics of each one and the origins of their names, you will grow to love the flowers even more and understand the feelings of those people. Of course, some flowers are precious, so it is basic etiquette to not disturb the environment of the place you are visiting. If you treat the flowers with kindness, you will naturally find a smile on your face.
Both Rishiri Island and Rebun Island have information about the flowers on their official websites, so be sure to check them out. Looking at them will surely make you want to go and see them in person!
If you're going to Rishiri Island or Rebun Island, fly with Hokkaido Air System (HAC)! HAC is very conveniently located, just 55 minutes from Sapporo!
Starting with the summer schedule (March 27th to October 29th, 2022), Hokkaido Air System's Sapporo (Okadama) = Rishiri route will increase from one round trip per day to two round trips per day, mainly on weekends and holidays, with new morning flights being added. This increase in flights will further improve convenience as a tourist route from central Hokkaido, such as Sapporo City, to the islands, and as a daily transportation route for people living on remote islands.
◆ New service will be added during the summer schedule, on weekends, holidays, and during the Obon holiday period. From September 1st onwards, service will depart 15 minutes earlier (※) JL2881 Sapporo (Okadama) 08:15 ⇒ Rishiri 09:10 JL2880 Rishiri 09:40 ⇒ Sapporo (Okadama) 10:35
◆Operates daily during the summer schedule period (※) JL2885 Sapporo (Okadama) 14:35 ⇒ Rishiri 15:30 JL2884 Rishiri 16:00 ⇒ Sapporo (Okadama) 16:55
Hokkaido Air System will continue to serve the people of Hokkaido by contributing to the economy, medical care, and other areas of Hokkaido, while continuing to work to improve convenience and revitalize the region.
*For details on operations, please check the JAL website ( https://www.jal.co.jp/jp/ja/ ).
