Otaru Private Tour Highlights
Explore Otaru with private nationally licensed guides in your own way! Choose 6 or 4 hours option where fits in your schedule. Let the guide know what special requests you have for the day and they will tailor your itinerary accordingly. All guides hold The Nationally-licensed Tour Guide-Interpreter certification which is issued by the Japanese government requires good knowledge and understanding of Japanese culture and history.
- Value-packed trip with a nationally-licensed and experienced multilingual tour guide
- Private-group tour: Ensures a personal experience
- A guided tour ensures you see all of the important Otaru
- A top choice for first-time visitors to Hokkaido area
- Learn fascinating insights about Japan’s history and culture
Most popular places to visit in Matsuyama
1. Otaru Canal: Otaru’s Largest Tourist Attraction
2. Otaru Art Village: An Age Decorated in Brilliant Architectural Art
3. Sakaimachi Dori Shopping Street: From Gourmet Foods to Variety Goods
4. Tanaka Sake Brewery Kikkougura: Touring and Tasting Hokkaido Sake!
5. Otaru Mt. Tengu Ropeway: Spectacular City View from Above
Suggested 6 hours itinerary in Asahikawa
Otaru is a famous historical city and a popular vacation spot in Hokkaido. We’ll introduce some of the best spots, restaurants and sweet shops.
The Otaru Canal, the most famous sightseeing spot in Otaru, runs through the central area of the city. The footpath along the canal is perfect for a stroll.
Taste fresh seafood at Otaru Sankaku Ichiba.
Otaru is well known for its seafood, and Otaru Sankaku Ichiba (triangle market) is a historical market established in 1957.
Get a unique souvenir at Otaru Music Box Museum.
There are six Otaru Music Box Museums in this city. The brick-clad main building exudes a nostalgic atmosphere.
Feel and touch Otaru craftmanship at Kitaichi Glass.
Glasswork is another main industry of Otaru. Kitaichi Glass, established in 1901, started as a company manufacturing oil lamps. The company also used to manufacture ball floats for the fishermen's nets, playing a large role in the city's history as well.
1. Otaru Canal: Otaru’s Largest Tourist Attraction
2. Otaru Art Village: An Age Decorated in Brilliant Architectural Art
3. Sakaimachi Dori Shopping Street: From Gourmet Foods to Variety Goods
4. Tanaka Sake Brewery Kikkougura: Touring and Tasting Hokkaido Sake!
5. Otaru Mt. Tengu Ropeway: Spectacular City View from Above
Suggested 6 hours itinerary in Asahikawa
Otaru is a famous historical city and a popular vacation spot in Hokkaido. We’ll introduce some of the best spots, restaurants and sweet shops.
The Otaru Canal, the most famous sightseeing spot in Otaru, runs through the central area of the city. The footpath along the canal is perfect for a stroll.
Taste fresh seafood at Otaru Sankaku Ichiba.
Otaru is well known for its seafood, and Otaru Sankaku Ichiba (triangle market) is a historical market established in 1957.
Get a unique souvenir at Otaru Music Box Museum.
There are six Otaru Music Box Museums in this city. The brick-clad main building exudes a nostalgic atmosphere.
Feel and touch Otaru craftmanship at Kitaichi Glass.
Glasswork is another main industry of Otaru. Kitaichi Glass, established in 1901, started as a company manufacturing oil lamps. The company also used to manufacture ball floats for the fishermen's nets, playing a large role in the city's history as well.
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Thank you for visiting our site. With our nationally licensed guide's network, we have become known as one of the best DMCs in Japan as well. If your clients are looking for personable and tailor-made private tours, we offer you a special tour as per your request. Contact us
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