Discover the enchanting allure of Otaru like never before with EBISUYA's
remarkable rickshaws! Embark on a journey through the hidden gems nestled
within the winding alleys, where even buses and taxis don't tread. Our
exceptional drivers, adorned in traditional costumes, embody the essence of
private guides, ensuring an unforgettable exploration of Otaru's most
captivating attractions. Prepare to be enthralled as you traverse the must-see
spots, immersing yourself in the rich tapestry of this mesmerizing city.

• Embark on the timeless classic route tour with skilled rickshaw drivers, creating a unique experience for your day trips!
• Our rickshaws are thoughtfully equipped with a car roof, allowing you to enjoy our tours even on rainy and snowy days
• With the convenience of a movable ladder, hopping on and off the rickshaw is a breeze, ensuring that it won't pose any inconvenience

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— What You Can Expect —

• Otaru Romantic Tour (30-minute)
  
  This is a relaxing tour centered on Otaru's North Canal, enjoying the retro
  atmosphere of the Meiji and Taisho eras. You can feel the unique charm and
  flavor of Otaru.

  
  

• Otaru Rural Sadness Tour (60 minutes)
  
  Enjoy the history and culture of Otaru to the fullest in this 60-minute tour.
  We will introduce the charms of Otaru, not only the canals, but also the old
  Japanese postal ships, which have been designated as important cultural
  properties. You will also see the old Japanese banks, which are famous as the
  setting for the movie "Love Ramen Letter," and Kitanohuare Street, which
  symbolizes Otaru's prosperity.

  
  

• Otaru Exotic Tour (120 minutes)
  
  For those who want to get to know Otaru better, we recommend this 120-minute
  tour. In addition to visiting classic areas such as the Otaru Canal and
  Kitano-Wall Street, you can also visit the Otaru City Museum. In addition, we
  will take you to the port at Sakunouchi Pier. If you are lucky, you may even
  see a fishing boat unloading its cargo!