• Kamui Cape: A mysterious cape at the end of the cliffside trail at the northern tip of the Shakotan Peninsula, with the world-renowned "Shakotan Blue" crystal-clear sea below, and listed as a Hokkaido Heritage Site.
• Yoichi Nikka Whisky Distillery: The birthplace of Japanese whisky, founded by Masataka Taketsuru. Visit the founder's former residence and the distillery, and enjoy free tastings.
• Otaru Canal: A well-preserved warehouse district from the Meiji and Taisho eras, with stone warehouses lining the canal, it's one of Hokkaido's most romantic photo spots.

• From late June to mid-October, you can choose to replace the distillery visit with the "Nitori Orchard Picking Experience (30 minutes)". You can choose one of the two attractions.

  
  

• Buses can be equipped with Chinese/English-speaking tour guides; buses with 14 seats or less offer Chinese-speaking drivers who also act as tour guides, making communication easier.

  
  

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• Strong winds are expected along the coast of Shenwei Cape, and some sections of the road may be restricted due to weather or safety considerations. Please refer to on-site announcements for details.
• The Nikka Museum tour does not include guided tours or areas requiring prior reservation.
• From late June to mid-October, you can choose to replace the distillery visit with the "Nitori Orchard Picking Experience (30 minutes)". The vehicle will first transport the distillery group upon arrival, then take the picking group to the orchard. After the picking experience, the vehicle will return to the distillery to pick up the distillery group and proceed to the next destination together. If entry to the orchard is not possible or there are no fruits to pick on the day, a visit to the distillery will be arranged.

-Attraction Introduction-

【Cape Kamui/Shakutan Peninsula】

Located in western Hokkaido, Cape Kamui is the northernmost point of the
Shakotan Peninsula. It is famous for its uniquely shaped cliffs and "Shakotan
Blue"—a deep, transparent blue-green seawater that is a natural wonder unique
to Hokkaido and is listed as a Hokkaido Heritage Site. A 20-minute walk along
the Cape Kamui boardwalk will take you to the observation deck at the top of
the cliff, offering panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean.

【Yoichi Nikka Whisky Distillery】

Founded in 1934 by Masataka Taketsuru, the father of Japanese whisky, it is
one of the oldest existing whisky distilleries in Japan. The park preserves
the Taisho and Showa era buildings, including the founder's former residence,
the distillery, and a museum. Admission is free, and tastings of some products
are available.

【Otaru】

Otaru, a famous port city in Hokkaido, boasts numerous stone warehouse
buildings dating back to its Meiji era as a major trading center in northern
China. The warehouse district along the Otaru Canal is a prime example,
offering a romantic atmosphere when the streetlights illuminate the area in
the evening. Otaru sushi and glass crafts are also renowned local experiences.