Featured Hotels Near Masumi Waterfall

Near Masumi Waterfall in Sapporo, Hokkaido, the Sapporo New Grand Hotel is highly recommended for its proximity—just a 15-minute drive from the falls. The hotel offers comfortable Japanese-style rooms, complimentary parking, and airport shuttle services, making it ideal for travelers exploring the region. Guests can easily access nearby attractions like Odori Park and Roppongi Shopping Street, perfect for a day trip. For relaxation, consider visiting Nijo Onsen, where you can soak in natural hot springs and enjoy the therapeutic benefits of Hokkaido’s pristine nature.

The hotel is well-connected via subway and bus from Sapporo Station, ensuring convenient travel. HopeGoo in advance is strongly advised, especially during peak seasons to secure your stay.

The most convenient way to reach Masumi Waterfall from Sapporo city center is by renting a car or HopeGoo a private transfer. If using public transit, take the JR Hakodate Main Line from Sapporo Station to Misono Station, then transfer to a local bus—total travel time is about 1.5 hours. However, limited bus frequency and a long walk from the stop make this less ideal. Many tour agencies offer half-day packages with round-trip transfers and guided commentary, perfect for first-time visitors. Alternatively, during summer, consider biking along the Ishikari River Cycling Path, which offers scenic views and a healthy, immersive way to explore the area.

Beyond viewing the majestic cascade of Masumi Waterfall, visitors can enjoy several unique experiences: join an ecological guided tour along the Ishikari River, learning about local flora and fauna; try stream fishing in summer, embracing traditional Japanese angling culture; or embark on a snowshoe trek and icefall photography tour during winter to capture the serene beauty of the frozen landscape. Nearby, the Nature Education Center offers interactive exhibits and lectures on Hokkaido’s conservation efforts. Some activities even include meals at local farmhouses featuring fresh Ishikari fish and wild mountain vegetables, allowing your taste buds to savor the region’s natural bounty.