Otaru, a port city on Hokkaido (Japan’s northernmost island), lies northwest of Sapporo on Ishikari Bay. The city is known for glassworks, music boxes and sake distilleries. Nishin Goten (“herring mansion”), a former fish processing plant built in 1897, explores the industry’s key role in the city’s earlier years. Completed in 1923, the Otaru Canal is now lined with cafes and shops in converted old warehouses
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Meeting Point
At your hotel or the place of your convenience (Sapporo)
Otaru canal
Otaru canal is the main tourist attraction in Otaru
Sakaimachi street
This street have many different shops in which glass shops, Music Box Museum, Fresh seafood Restaurant and other street food shops
lunch
Otaru is famous for its Fresh Seafood we can find a good Seafood restaurant
Tenguyama Ropeway
Tenguyama is famous its beautiful view from there
there is a small museum on it and some history about japanese god Tengu who used the live in this mountain according to history
Otaru Aquarium and Otaru Shukutsu Panorama Observation
At your hotel or the place of your convenience
We will take train from otaru station
Ending Point
At your hotel or the place of your convenience (Sapporo/Otaru)
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
guide fee
public transportation fee (you and the guide)
lunch, drinks
entrance fee
making glass products
souvenirs
This tour involves a lot of walking, so make sure to wear a comfortable shoe
Transportation costs will be around 5000¥
Tenguyama Ropeway costs 2100¥ per person
Otaru Aquarium cost is 1800¥ per person
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my name is Mughal. I am Pakistani but living in Japan for the last 7 years I am not a tour guide but I know many places in my city and also other cities that are close to mine I just want to help other the have a good experience while they visit Japan
$260/ per group