Top Hokkaido Rail Tours - page 2

Witness Noboribetsu's awe-inspiring Jigokudani, a "Hell Valley" overflowing with steaming vents, healing waters, and vibrant colors. After walking through this Hell Valley, enjoy a leisurely forest walk to the soothing Oyunuma River footbath where you can rest your legs in the warm, mineral-rich waters. Later, you'll be taken to the historic Dai-ichi Takimotokan Hotel, where you can further relax in several of its 35 hot spring baths. Led by an English-speaking guide, this tour starts and ends at Sapporo Station.

This is one of the best tours to enjoy fresh beer in Japan. Take a premium tour to the Sapporo Beer Museum and spend time with your guide on the streets of Otaru! The only beer museum in Japan, you can learn about the relationship between beer and Hokkaido's development while sampling beer only available here. After the beer tour, enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere as you stroll through the streets of Otaru.This tour is enjoyable not only for beer lovers, but also for those who love the atmosphere of the Meiji Era in Japan and for families. Please let the guide know if there is any restaurant you would like to visit!

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Hokkaido on this unforgettable 1-day tour. Begin your journey at the iconic Blue Pond (青い池), famed for its mysteriously vivid blue waters and serene birch-lined shores—perfect for photography and peaceful reflection. Then, travel to the picturesque Hills of Seasonal Colors (四季彩の丘), where vibrant flower fields stretch across rolling hills, creating a rainbow landscape that changes with the seasons. Ideal for nature lovers and photographers, this relaxing day trip offers a stunning slice of Hokkaido's natural charm in every season.

Sapporo, the largest city in Hokkaido celebrates its 150th anniversary. It has many magnificent buildings. This tour takes you to much appealing Western architecture with a fancy interior. For the architect and photo-lovers in you, this tour is for you! We will visit hotels with beautiful sculptures, a Western building made from rare stone such as Sapporo soft stone, and of course one of Sapporo's popular tourist spots, the red brick government building. Stop by at Hokkaido University, a niche spot for tourists. Find buildings with high historical value, that are not well known on campus. Let's go on a journey to discover beautiful western architecture with your otomo tour guide!

This thoughtfully paced tour offers a calm and meaningful way to explore Hokkaido’s history by visiting Historical Village of Hokkaido (Kaitaku-no Mura) and the Hokkaido Museum together. At the Historical Village, you walk through preserved streets and buildings that show how people lived during Hokkaido’s pioneering era. The Hokkaido Museum then provides clear explanations of the region’s natural environment, Indigenous Ainu culture, and modern development, helping visitors understand the background behind what they have seen. The tour is designed with a calm pace, balancing sightseeing time and walking distance. It is well suited for travelers who wish to enjoy history comfortably, without rushing from place to place.

Otaru, a charming coastal city in Hokkaido, offers a delightful mix of history, culture, and culinary experiences. The iconic Otaru Canal, with its retro warehouses and romantic gas lamps, provides a nostalgic atmosphere perfect for leisurely strolls or evening reflections. The city is also renowned for its exquisite glassware, with numerous shops and workshops inviting visitors to admire or create unique souvenirs. A highlight for food lovers is Sankaku Market, a vibrant hub near Otaru Station. Here, stalls brim with fresh seafood such as crab, sea urchin, and scallops, while cozy eateries serve delectable dishes like kaisendon. Adding to the charm are Otaru’s famous confectioneries, offering sweet treats that delight every palate. With its scenic beauty, artisanal treasures, and gourmet delights, Otaru promises an unforgettable experience for all.