• Snow Monkey Park (Jigokudani Yaen Koen) - In Jigokudani, travelers will experience the renowned “Hell Valley,” famous for its dramatic volcanic landscape. Visitors can observe steaming hot springs, bubbling sulfuric ponds, and geysers amidst rugged terrain. The highlight is the Jigokudani Monkey Park, where wild Japanese macaques, known as snow monkeys, can be seen bathing in natural hot springs, especially captivating during the winter months. The area offers scenic hiking trails through dense forests and alongside thermal features, providing a unique blend of natural beauty and wildlife encounters. This surreal landscape makes Jigokudani a must-visit destination for nature and wildlife enthusiasts.
• Oyunuma Pond - In Oyunuma, travelers will experience the natural beauty of a hot spring lake located in Noboribetsu, Hokkaido. The lake, filled with hot, sulfurous water, emits steam and has a distinctive smell due to its volcanic origin. Visitors can walk along scenic trails surrounding the lake, offering views of bubbling water and the lush forest. Nearby, the Oyunuma River Natural Footbath provides a relaxing spot where travelers can soak their feet in warm, mineral-rich waters while enjoying the tranquil environment. The combination of geothermal activity and serene nature makes Oyunuma a unique and soothing destination.
  Self-guided
• Showa Shinzan Bear Ranch - At Showa Shinzan Bear Ranch, travelers can observe and interact with over 100 brown bears in a natural-like environment. The ranch provides elevated viewing platforms where visitors can feed the bears with specially prepared snacks available on-site. The bears display playful and entertaining behavior, making for a fascinating and educational experience. Additionally, visitors can learn about bear conservation efforts and the natural history of these magnificent creatures. The ranch offers stunning views of Showa Shinzan, an active volcano, adding to the unique and captivating experience.
  Self-guided
• Lake Tōya - Travelers visiting Lake Tōya, located in Hokkaido, Japan, can expect serene natural beauty and a range of outdoor activities. The lake, formed within a volcanic caldera, offers stunning vistas with Mount Usu in the backdrop. Visitors can take boat cruises on the lake, enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and forests. The area is known for its hot springs, providing relaxation and therapeutic baths with views of the lake. Nature enthusiasts can explore hiking trails around the lake, spotting local wildlife and enjoying peaceful walks through lush forests. Lake Tōya is also famous for its fireworks festivals during summer, adding a vibrant cultural experience to its natural charm.
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• Otaru Canal - Travelers visiting Otaru Canal will experience a blend of historical charm and picturesque beauty. The canal, lined with old stone warehouses and gas lamps, offers a nostalgic glimpse into Otaru’s past as a bustling port city. Visitors can stroll along the canal’s promenade, enjoying views of boats and historic buildings reflected in the water. The area is especially enchanting during the evening when the gas lamps are lit, creating a romantic atmosphere. Nearby, Sakaimachi Street beckons with its quaint shops selling glassware, music boxes, and local snacks like fresh seafood and sweet LeTao cheesecake. Otaru Canal is a must-visit destination for those seeking a tranquil yet captivating experience steeped in history and scenic beauty.
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• Japan Museum of Contemporary Toy & Hall of Music Box - In the Music Box Hall in Otaru, Japan, travelers are treated to a charming experience filled with delightful melodies and intricate craftsmanship. The hall showcases a vast collection of music boxes, ranging from antique pieces to modern designs, each meticulously crafted to produce enchanting tunes. Visitors can explore themed rooms adorned with colorful displays, where they can witness music boxes in various shapes and sizes, including ones shaped like animals, fairy tales, and traditional Japanese motifs. The ambiance is serene, complemented by the gentle melodies filling the air, creating a nostalgic and magical atmosphere. Additionally, guests can purchase unique music boxes as souvenirs, ensuring a memorable visit to this captivating ode to musical craftsmanship.
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• Chinese / English / Japanese-speaking guide

• Other personal expenses
• Admission to Showa Shinzan & Bear Ranch (Adults 13 years & above): 6$ Children (6 Years & below): 3$

Experience pure fun and hassle-free exploration with our selected off-the-beaten-path attractions, ensuring a carefree journey without the need to enter stores. Enjoy checking in at internet-famous spots like Noboribetsu Hell Valley, where steaming volcanic landscapes captivate the senses, and Lake Toya’s tranquil beauty mesmerizes. In Otaru, immerse yourself in its nostalgic charm with canal walks and music box delights. Our tours are guided by a seasoned Chinese-Japanese bilingual driver known for their humor and seamless communication skills, ensuring an enjoyable and stress-free adventure throughout your journey.

• Free for children aged 0-2 as long as they will not occupy separate seats.
• The schedule might change depending on traffic and weather conditions.
• Some attractions might need to skipped because of capacity or weather conditions
• The total tour duration includes the travel time.
• Late comers or no show won’t be refunded.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.