Things to do in Shiroikoibito Park

The Otaru itinerary was long but a bit lacking. I think it would be better to skip the last park! Everything else was great!

Guide was very friendly and gave us tips for photos, videos, food options, etc. The itinerary is also comfortably spaced out, with sufficient time. The transfer was a tour bus which was comfortable and equipped with phone charging facility. Recommended!

Thanks to the friendly explanations and natural flow of the guide Joy, I had an enjoyable trip. It was a shame that I couldn’t see the lavender because it was September, but I was able to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Four Seasons Hills, the Blue Lake, and the White Beard Falls.

it’s a great view scene up from the Sapporo TV Tower. and buying the entrance ticket from Klook and exchanging it at the ticket booth is so simple and easy. the view is wonderful.

Biei, Furano is more substantial. I highly recommend it. 1. Hohei-kyo Onsen I saw reviews saying that it smells like iron and is old, but the indoor onsen feels that way, but the outdoor onsen makes up for it all. First of all, the beautifully maintained garden on the mountainside with beautifully colored autumn leaves makes me want to take pictures, but I can't. I ate orchid and curry made by a traditional Indian chef at the onsen restaurant, but since it's a famous place, I had to wait in a long line, which was a hassle. The guide also coordinated this well. I was hungry after taking a bath in the onsen, so I ate a lot, but it wasn't very tasty for my taste. 2. Fukidashi Park This is my favorite place. The water from the spring tastes really good, and the scenery is really nice. The sky bridge is also beautiful. The only regret is that the tour time was too short. The valley is also really nice. If I go to Sapporo later, I think it would be nice to spend three or four hours here. 3. Sairo Observatory This is one of the places where you can take pretty pictures. The reed forest is the best. 4. Lake Toya Hot Springs This place was given a lot of time, but you can usually fill your hungry stomach here. I was a little bored. 5. Noboribetsu This is a place with a real wonder that cannot be captured in photos. I regret not capturing it in a video. I ran around here and there to capture more in photos, but there was not enough time. The smell of sulfur was bearable, and I got used to it in a few minutes. It is a place where you can exclaim in admiration. 6. Overall It is more expensive than other tours, but it is more than worth it. I think it is much more fulfilling than the Biei Furano tour. It consumes more time and energy than Biei Furano, so you should bring snacks or replenish your snacks at a store in between. It is a course where you have to finish with meat for dinner after eating a lot for lunch and snacks. The best highlight of Endetrip is the extraordinary photography skills of our guide Vicky. We went to Biei and Furano together, and she took really good pictures. One photo from Vicky Guide is much better than hundreds of photos I took. Of course, she takes a lot of photos. Lastly, I would like to thank Vicky Guide.

view was super nice from the tower! went at night for the night view, and there wasn’t a queue. buying the tix on klook was also slightly cheaper than buying in person at the tower. recommended!

Overall, it was a very comfortable trip. The tour guide, Ms. Onodera, was very friendly and professional. She could switch languages to communicate at any time. She was also very enthusiastic about introducing Hokkaido and giving travel suggestions. We had a buffet for lunch, which was average, but the horse oil souvenirs were good to buy! Recommend the entire trip!

Generally speaking, it was a good itinerary. I didn’t have enough time to finish the Hell Valley. You can see wild deer along the way. The scenery beside the two lakes is quite good. However, the day I went there was probably because it was a working day and there were fewer tourists. None of the stores were open, so I didn’t get to eat the famous ice cream. In addition, it was hard to find any open restaurants for Chinese food next to Lake Toya. Finally, it was a pity to eat desserts. You can see the Bear Ranch. There are more bears than there are in the zoo. It’s quite fun for a bunch of tourists to buy fruits and feed them to the performing bears. The younger bears are more likely to quarrel, while the older ones just want to eat. The tour guide’s speech is quite humorous, so the whole day is fine. Nice itinerary