Address: Sapporo Station North Exit Group BUS boarding area, address: Kita 7 Nishi 3, Chuo-ku, Sapporo City. Departure: 8:00Am. The guide will hold a “GOGODAY” flag. Tour and vehicle details will be emailed one day before.

Noboribetsu Hell Valley is a dramatic volcanic landscape known for its steaming vents, sulfurous streams, and rugged cliffs. Visitors can walk along well-maintained paths and viewing platforms to enjoy the unique scenery and take photos of one of Hokkaido’s most famous natural attractions.

Ōyunuma is a hot spring pond located near Hell Valley, surrounded by peaceful forest trails. The steaming blue-green water and calm atmosphere make it a relaxing stop, offering a contrast to the rugged terrain of Hell Valley and a chance to enjoy nature up close. Please note that the extra time will be cover the transfer from one location to another.

The Lake Toya area offers beautiful panoramic views of one of Hokkaido’s most scenic caldera lakes, surrounded by mountains and volcanic landscapes. During this guided visit, enjoy photo stops and short walks while traveling between key viewpoints within the area. Admission fees, if applicable, are paid on site. Please note that the extra time will be cover the transfer from one location to another.

Enjoy a guided stop at the Eight Views of Lake Toya, a famous viewpoint offering panoramic scenery of the lake, surrounding mountains, and volcanic islands. Visit the Lake Toya Observation Deck for photo opportunities and breathtaking views of this iconic Hokkaido landscape. Admission is free. Please note that the extra time will be cover the transfer from one location to another.

Otaru Canal is a charming historic waterway lined with old warehouses, stone paths, and classic gas lamps. During this guided visit, enjoy a relaxing walk along the canal, take photos, and experience the nostalgic atmosphere that makes Otaru one of Hokkaido’s most beloved port towns.

The Beiichi Whistle Glass Museum showcases beautiful hand-blown glass whistles in a variety of shapes and colors. Visitors can browse unique souvenirs and observe traditional glass craftsmanship in a cozy, artistic setting. Admission is free.

The Otaru Music Box Museum features a delightful collection of handcrafted music boxes, filling the space with gentle melodies. Guests can explore classic and modern designs and enjoy free time for shopping and photos. Admission is free.