Voici l'une des meilleures visites pour déguster une bière fraîche au Japon. Profitez d'une visite premium au musée de la bière de Sapporo et parcourez les rues d'Otaru avec votre guide ! Unique musée de la bière au Japon, découvrez le lien entre la bière et le développement d'Hokkaido tout en dégustant des bières exclusivement disponibles ici. Après la visite, imprégnez-vous de l'atmosphère nostalgique d'Otaru. Cette visite est idéale non seulement pour les amateurs de bière, mais aussi pour ceux qui apprécient l'atmosphère de l'ère Meiji au Japon et pour les familles. N'hésitez pas à indiquer au guide si vous souhaitez visiter un restaurant !

Discover the flavors of Otaru on this private, fully customizable food tour led by your government-licensed local guide. Famed across Hokkaido for its glittering canal and some of the freshest seafood in Japan, Otaru is a paradise for food lovers. Begin among the bustling stalls of Sankaku Market, steps from the station, where you can taste sea urchin, snow crab and salmon roe and savour a kaisen-don bowl piled high with the morning's catch. Stroll the picturesque Otaru Canal as your guide shares tales of the town's herring-fishing heyday, then wander down Sakaimachi Street, an old merchant quarter lined with restored Meiji-era buildings, sweet shops and sushi counters. As a private tour for your group only, the pace and stops are up to you. Tell your guide your tastes and dietary needs and they will tailor the day around them, so you eat like a local and leave with a deeper feel for Otaru's seafaring culture.

Set within the deeply nostalgic atmosphere of Otaru Central Market, this special culinary experience connects you with the ""indomitable spirit"" of the women who once supported the local economy, carrying heavy tin cans on their backs. With the hustle and bustle of the market as your background music, an Otaru-based seafood expert will provide careful instruction on making exquisite Onigiri using local ingredients. The exquisite hand pressure that brings out the full flavor of the rice and the techniques to make the most of the ingredients are lifelong skills you can recreate at home. The highlight of the experience is the social time after cooking. Savor your freshly pressed Onigiri while listening to stories about the history of predecessors who lived resiliently in nature's harshness, and deep food culture known only to locals. Enjoy a rich, immersive moment that goes beyond a simple cooking class, connecting you deeply with the origins of Otaru’s ""food"" and ""people.""

In 2024, ""Traditional Sake Brewing"" in Japan was registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. This recognition honors unique brewing techniques using koji mold and the rich culture surrounding them. Otaru’s Tanaka Sake Brewery, home to the historic ""Kikkogura"" building, is a rare establishment where visitors can observe sake brewing year-round. On this special tour, you will step behind the scenes into areas normally off-limits to experience traditional brewing firsthand. You will observe the meticulous work of the Toji (master brewer) and the process up close, witnessing the skill and passion behind the craft. Through expert explanations of ingredients and methods, you will gain a deeper understanding of the art of sake. The tour concludes with tasting freshly brewed sake. Savor the aromas and flavors as you appreciate the allure of brewing. Create unforgettable memories with this experience where living Japanese tradition and culture come alive.

Discover Otaru’s authentic izakaya culture on a 2-hour guided bar hopping experience through this historic canal town. Led by a local English-speaking guide, explore atmospheric backstreets and lantern-lit lanes while visiting two izakayas selected to match your preferences that evening. At each stop, enjoy a ¥1,500 food and drink credit (¥3,000 total), giving you the freedom to order what interests you most. Along the way, your guide shares cultural insights, simple etiquette tips, and local context that turn casual drinks into a meaningful introduction to Hokkaido’s social traditions. Whether you enjoy alcohol or prefer soft drinks, this relaxed and flexible tour offers a genuine glimpse into everyday life in Otaru. 2-hour guided bar hopping tour in Otaru’s historic canal district Visit two izakayas tailored to your tastes ¥1,500 food and drink credit per venue (¥3,000 total) Suitable for guests aged 20+, with non-drinkers welcome