• Shiroi Koibito Park, Otaru Canal, and Cape Kamui, a popular tourist spot in Hokkaido, along the coastline of the Shakotan Peninsula!

  
  

• Experience the beauty and charm of Hokkaido's nature at an affordable price

  
  

• Departing from Sapporo city! Super condensed one-day tour, you can fully enjoy the charm of Hokkaido in just one day

  
  

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- Itinerary Introduction -

• 2026/04/25-2026/05/09

8:20 Hokkaido Shrine (30 minutes free time) *Cherry Blossom Viewing

10:50 Cape Kamui, Shakotan (60 minutes of free time)

Otaru Canal (view from the car window)

13:30 Otaru Shopping Street (Lunch at your own expense, 130 minutes of free
time)

15:40 Otaru Music Box Museum Steam Clock (30 minutes of free time)

16:40 Shiroi Koibito Park (30 minutes of free time)

• 2026/05/10-2026/10/15

10:00 Cape Kamui, Shakotan (60 minutes of free time)

11:20 Island Wuyi Coast (30 minutes of free time)

Otaru Canal (view from the car window)

13:30 Otaru Shopping Street (Lunch and free time, approximately 130 minutes)

15:40 Otaru Music Box Museum Steam Clock (30 minutes of free time)

16:40 Shiroi Koibito Park (30 minutes of free time)

- Attraction Introduction -

【Island Wuyi Coast】※2026/05/10-2026/10/15

Selected as one of Japan's 100 most beautiful coastlines, this place offers
stunning views of the clear, cobalt blue ocean known as "Shakutan Blue."
Passing through a narrow tunnel only wide enough for pedestrians, you're
greeted by steep cliffs, massive rocks, and the breathtaking Shakutan Blue sea
– a truly magnificent sight! ※During the cherry blossom season (April 20th to
May 15th), the trip to Shimabushi Coast will be replaced with a visit to
Hokkaido Shrine.

【Hokkaido Shrine】※2026/04/25～2026/05/09

Located in Sapporo, Hokkaido Shrine is Hokkaido's premier energy attraction
and a representative shrine of the region. Besides local residents, it
attracts numerous tourists throughout the year. Within its expansive grounds,
visitors can stroll and enjoy the vibrant scenery of all four seasons, or
relax and savor sweets at a teahouse – a variety of enjoyable experiences
await.

Shiroi Koibito Park

Shiroi Koibito (White Lover) is a well-known souvenir brand in Hokkaido, and
Shiroi Koibito Park is one of Sapporo's most popular and representative
attractions. From the history of chocolate to precious art collections,
visitors can also preview the process of making Shiroi Koibito chocolate.
Besides experiencing snack making, factory tours, and learning about chocolate
history, the charm of Shiroi Koibito Park extends beyond the indoor areas. The
outdoor areas are also well worth exploring, including a rose garden in early
summer, colorful flowers, and shops selling "Shiroi Koibito" ice cream.
※Shiroi Koibito Park does not include factory tour admission.

Otaru Canal

The Otaru Canal, completed in 1923 (Taisho 12), is the only canal in Japan
built on reclaimed land rather than through inland excavation. At 1140 meters
long, it supported the development of Otaru, a port city that flourished from
the Meiji to the Taisho eras, serving as a gateway to northern Hokkaido. Along
the canal, a symbol of the port's prosperity, are many old warehouses, evoking
a nostalgic atmosphere reminiscent of the past.

【Otaru】

Walking straight along Sakaimachi Street for about 10-15 minutes, you'll
arrive at an area with nostalgic buildings dating back to the Meiji, Taisho,
and early Showa periods, perfect for soaking up the vintage atmosphere! Known
as the "Wall Street of the North," this area is famous for its Kitaichi Glass.
Using warehouses from Hokkaido's development era as storefronts, it's divided
into sections like the Glass Museum, the Glass Outlet Center, and the Crystal
Museum. The dimly lit warehouse space is filled with sparkling glass and
crystal, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. In addition, Sakaimachi Street also
features various general stores and cafes housed in historical buildings,
offering many interesting and unique shops. Those who enjoy general
merchandise and sweets are advised to allocate ample time for sightseeing
here.

Otaru Music Box Steam Clock

The steam clock located at the entrance of the Otaru Music Box Museum was
built in 1977. Originating in Canada, it is the world's largest steam clock
and one of only two remaining in existence. Standing 5.5 meters tall, the
clock emits steam and occasionally makes a whooshing sound. Besides chiming
precisely on the hour, it also plays a simple and melodious tune every 15
minutes, a unique feature that attracts many people to take photos.

【Cape Kamui, Shikotan Peninsula】

The view from the coastline of the Shakutan Peninsula in Hokkaido, overlooking
the Sea of ​​Japan, is known as Deep Blue Shakutan. From the intersection to
the end of Cape Kamui, it's about 770 meters and takes approximately 20
minutes. Walking along the trail at Cape Kamui, you can admire the incredibly
clear Deep Blue Shakutan, and beyond the Sea of ​​Japan, you can also enjoy a
300-degree panoramic view of the Sea of ​​Japan horizon from the cliffs –
truly one of Hokkaido's most spectacular sights. Cape Kamui is definitely a
must-visit attraction when visiting the Shakutan Peninsula!