【冬の北海道】キャンピングカーで巡る名湯・白金温泉と湧駒荘で贅沢な休日（北海道バンライフ夫婦の旅）

Thank you for watching! This time, we bring you a 3-day, 2-night trip for a couple, starting from Rikubetsu, the coldest town in Japan, and touring the Biei/Daisetsuzan area in winter in a camper van. We'll show you how they spend the freezing cold sleeping in the car, staying warm with homemade dried yuzu and a makeshift kotatsu, taking a day trip to Mori no Shizuku Hot Springs in Biei's Shirogane Onsen, and visiting Yukomanso, a secluded hot spring that the couple had always wanted to stay at. We've packed this video full of the beauty of Hokkaido in winter and the warmth of hot springs. We hope it's helpful for anyone considering a camper van trip or for hot spring lovers! 🕒 Chapters (Table of Contents) 00:00 Drive to Biei 01:23 Mori no Shizuku Rin (Day-trip bathing) 02:45 Arrival at Biei Roadside Station "Shirogane Birke" 06:50 Stroll around Tokachi-dake Bogakudai 09:00 Shirahige Falls 10:58 Snow-covered Drive 14:29 Arrival at Yukomaso Hot Springs 15:18 Introduction to Yukomaso 20:29 Dinner (All-you-can-eat pork shabu-shabu) 22:00 Kamigami no Yu 23:00 Breakfast 24:01 5th Floor Gallery 24:29 Hot Springs and Impressions 28:14 Sweets Time at Asahikawa Rokkatei 📍 Places Visited Biei Roadside Station "Shirogane Birke" (where we stayed overnight) Shirogane Hot Springs Forest Drops (famous, rich, brown hot spring water) Mt. Tokachi Bogakudai (a short stroll) Yukomanbetsu Onsen Yukomaso (a fantastic inn with five hot springs) Rokkatei Asahikawa Toyooka Branch (sweets to cap off your trip) 🚐 Our Travel Style My husband and I enjoy Hokkaido's four seasons in our camper van. If you enjoy our videos, please subscribe and like our channel to encourage us to take on our next trip! #campervan #winterhokkaido #carcamping #shiroganeonsen #yukomaso #tokachidake #coupletrip #vlog #hotspringtrip [Instagram]   / tomoyakiba   [About the camper van] Our camper van (nicknamed "akivan") is a 1993 ISUZU Rodeo built by Yokohama Motor Sales. It's a classic Japanese camper van. [Profile] Tomoya Akiba He has lived without heating for six seasons in Rikubetsu, Japan's coldest town. Since the summer of 2017, he has been practicing the nomadic lifestyle, working remotely from a mobile office called "akivan," a camper van.