At Ebisu Rock and Daikoku Rock, guests can admire two striking sea stacks named after Japanese gods of fortune. Set against the dramatic Shakotan coastline, these natural formations offer scenic photo opportunities, especially at sunset. The area provides a peaceful seaside atmosphere and insight into local legends and culture.

At Cape Shakotan and Shimamui Coast, guests are treated to stunning views of turquoise-blue waters, dramatic cliffs, and rugged coastline. Known for its crystal-clear sea—often called “Shakotan Blue”—the area offers scenic walking paths, photo spots, and peaceful ocean vistas ideal for nature lovers and photographers alike.

At Cape Kamui, guests can experience one of Hokkaido’s most breathtaking coastal views. A scenic walking trail leads along dramatic cliffs to a lighthouse overlooking the vivid “Shakotan Blue” sea. Rich in Ainu legend, the cape offers a blend of natural beauty, cultural depth, and unforgettable photo opportunities.

At Otaru Canal, guests can stroll along a picturesque waterway lined with historic warehouses and charming gas lamps. The canal offers a romantic atmosphere, especially at sunset or when illuminated at night. It’s a perfect spot for photography, leisurely walks, and experiencing Otaru’s nostalgic charm and history.

At Shiroi Koibito Park Chocolate Factory in Sapporo, guests can enjoy a whimsical, chocolate-themed experience with factory tours, sweet-making workshops, and beautiful European-style gardens. The park offers interactive exhibits, photo spots, and a chance to see how the famous “Shiroi Koibito” cookies are made—perfect for families and chocolate lovers.

At Nikka Whisky Yoichi Distillery, guests can explore the birthplace of Japanese whisky, founded by Masataka Taketsuru. The site offers guided tours, historic buildings, and insights into traditional whisky-making processes. Visitors can enjoy tastings, shop exclusive bottles, and soak in the charming atmosphere of this scenic, heritage-rich distillery.