Start your day with a convenient pickup from your hotel in Sapporo or meet your guide at the designated meeting point. Travel in a small group of up to 9 people, ensuring a smooth itinerary and more enjoyable experiences.
Head to Cape Kamui, a prominent headland located in the northwest of Japan's Shikotan Peninsula, part of the Ershiku Shikotan-Otaru Coastal National Park. In addition to the cape itself, the area features other renowned attractions such as Blue Hole and serves as a key production site for Hokkaido sea urchins.
Next, visit the Shimobuyi Coast. The coastal name Shimawuyi derives from the Ainu word SumaMui (Rock Bay). Located approximately 1 kilometre east of the summit of Kitan Cape, the beach is surrounded by steep cliffs. An accessible tunnel leads to the viewing platform. Renowned for its exceptional water clarity, it has been designated one of Japan's Top 100 Most Beautiful Seas.
From June 15 to September 15, visit the Yushi Fruit Picking Garden; during the remaining time, go to the Yushi Distillery. The Yū Distillery is a renowned Japanese whisky distillery founded by Masahiko Takegawa, hailed as the “Father of Japanese Whisky” —the very place where his brewing dream began. Today it has become a sacred site for fans of Nikka whisky. The Scottish-style Japanese whiskies produced here boast an authentic flavour, earning it the nickname “Japan's Scotland,” making it a must-visit niche destination.
Yushi Harvest Garden is located in the picturesque Yushi area of Hokkaido and is renowned for its fresh fruit-picking experience. Throughout the year, visitors can enjoy harvesting a variety of fruits such as cherries, grapes, apples, and strawberries, all known for their excellent quality and sweet taste. The garden features a clean environment, making it ideal for family outings and leisure activities. Visitors can not only pick fruits themselves but also sample local speciality agricultural products and experience the charm of Hokkaido's natural beauty and rural scenery.
Finish your day with a visit to the Otaru Canal. Otaru, this beautiful port city located in Hokkaido, Japan, boasts a long history and rich cultural heritage. Its canals and historic architecture make it a popular tourist destination, while its stunning natural scenery and local cuisine leave visitors spellbound. The canals are among the city's most iconic features.
