[Hokkaido 2-Day Golden Route] Otaru Canal, Lake Toya, Noboribetsu, Niseko | Winery, Ranch, Fruit Picking, Hot Spring Experience | Attraction Tickets Included (Depart from Sapporo)

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- Attractions -

【Sumiyoshi Shrine】

Otaru Sumiyoshi Shrine is one of the important shrines in Otaru City, Hokkaido, integrating local history, maritime culture and natural landscape. The shrine provides ema with sailboat patterns, reflecting Otaru's historical background as a port city. It is common for worshippers to pray for safe sailing or academic success.

【Otaru Canal】

Otaru's symbolic attraction, with red brick warehouses from the Meiji to Taisho periods preserved along the river, now converted into shops and restaurants; at dusk, the lights reflect on the water, like a painting, making it a paradise for photography enthusiasts; we recommend walking or taking a boat tour to experience the retro port town atmosphere.

【Sakaimachi Kitaichishaoshikan】

A well-known Japanese glass craft brand, the museum displays exquisite handmade glass products and visitors can experience glass blowing courses; the No. 3 building was formerly a warehouse in the Meiji period, and the building itself is a historical relic; the [Kerosene Lamp Cafe] attached to the museum creates a romantic atmosphere with hundreds of retro oil lamps, and piano performances are often played at night.

【Sakaimachi, Otaru Music Box Museum】

The largest music box museum in Japan, it houses more than 3,000 antique and modern music boxes. The steam clock in front of the main building plays a melody every 15 minutes and is one of only two left in the world. Exclusive music boxes can be customized in the museum, making it suitable as souvenirs.

【Niseko Takahashi Ranch】

Takahashi Ranch is located in the Niseko area of ​​Hokkaido. It is famous for its dairy production and nature experience. It combines ranch management, direct workshop operation and ecological tourism, and is a healing attraction at the foot of Mount Yotei. The ranch has vast green grasslands and grows special grass for dairy cows. In the summer, you can see Mt. Yotei, the "Fuji of Hokkaido", in the distance. In the winter, it is adjacent to the ski resort, and the scenery has distinct seasons. The building features a red roof and glass exterior, blending into the natural environment. It also has a cowboy-style souvenir shop selling handmade desserts and crafts.

【Lake Toya】

Lake Toya in Hokkaido is a famous volcanic lake in Japan. It is located in Shikotsu-Toya National Park and attracts tourists from all over the world with its natural scenery in all seasons, hot spring culture and unique geological landscape. From late April to October every year, a fireworks show is held on the lake from 20:45 to 21:05 every night. In winter, there are "Winter Fireworks" from February 1 to 12. Tourists can choose to take a cruise ship to watch it up close, or watch it in the hotel room.

【Noboribetsu Hell Valley】

Noboribetsu Hell Valley is the most representative volcanic geothermal wonder in Hokkaido. It is located in Noboribetsu City, close to Lake Toya, and was formed by a volcanic eruption about 10,000 years ago. The remains of the crater, with a diameter of about 450 meters, still continue to spew sulfur smoke. Gray and reddish-brown rock layers are intertwined, there is no grass on the surface, and the air is filled with a strong smell of sulfur, just like a scene from "hell", hence the name.

Landscapes and Experiences of Four Seasons Autumn: Red leaves and geothermal steam interweave to form a magical scene of "boiling valley" Winter: Snow covers the valley, and the smoke and snow scene contrast sharply. It is even more mysterious after lighting up at night, and can also be combined with skiing Photography Recommendations: White Torii, steamy valley, red leaves or snow scene with wooden plank road, all of which are classic shooting locations

【Shiraoi National Ainu Museum】

The permanent exhibition hall introduces the language, culture and history from the perspective of "we" of the Ainu people; the time range is about 30,000 years, when humans began to live in Hokkaido, Sakhalin, Kuril Islands and Tohoku, where the Ainu people lived, to the present.