We are Genki Hokkaido

We are Genki Hokkaido   元気です 北海道

#4

JA98AD	B767-33AER	Air Do		2018-19
JA08AN	B737-781	Air Do		2018-20

These additional decals showed the airline's support for the tourism campaign aiming at increasing the number of visitors to the island after the 2018 earthquake. Hokkaido PR mascot Kyunchan could be seen next to the title; it is basically a rabbit with a deer cap, both animals being symbols of wildlife in Hokkaido. Decals on the port side only.

Images  ©  Globespotter (HND) & yabyanさん (NGO)
Tags   Tourism

Hokkaido #3 - Images

Hokkaido   北海道

#3

Earth to be tested   試される大地

JA01HD

B767-33AER

Air Do

2001-06

The second aircraft of Air Do had its full special scheme unveiled on August 22, 2001, with large decals promoting Hokkaido as a touristic destination.

Images  ©  Speedbird & Martin Krause (HND)
Tags   Landscape, Tourism

Let's go to Hokkaido! #2

Let's go to Hokkaido!   北海道へ行こう!

#2

Jalan   じゃらん

JA01HD

B767-33AER

Air Do

2000-01

The second aircraft of Air Do received what seem like temporary decals on the port side only before getting the large Hokkaido landscape images in August 2001 (see separately).The decals promoted Hokkaido as a touristic destination in partnership with internet web portal Jalan.

Image  ©  F-4さん (HND)
Tags   Tourism

Hokkaido #1

Hokkaido   北海道

#1

Earth to be tested - Something will surely start if you have the courage to step forward 試される大地ー歩町前に出る勇気があればきっと何かが始まる

JA01HD	B767-33AER	Air Do		2006-15
JA601A	B767-381	Air Do		2012-13
JA8258	B767-381	Air Do		2005-09
JA8359	B767-381	Air Do		2009-14
JA98AD	B767-33AER	Air Do		99-05 & 10-15

Air Do quickly concluded an agreement with the Hokkaido tourism board, as a new domestic carrier trying to take advantage of the deregulated market. Note JA98AD was the only aircraft to wear the additional small titles; they were removed after just a few months. JA98AD also sported additional sponsor decals (see separately).

Images  ©  Bruno Geiger (HND), Brian Worthington Collection (unk.) & Gambardier (OKJ)
Tags   Tourism