Lake Shōji tours

The highlight of the trip was definitely the tour guide—very enthusiastic, professional, and fluent in English. Thanks to their guidance, I learned a lot about the places we visited, the local culture, and the history of the region. Their passion and knowledge made the experience even more enjoyable. If you’re planning a trip to Asahikawa, I highly recommend this experience. It was truly a memorable and meaningful day!

The tour is excellent and the tour guide tried her best to explain as the tour mainly non Japanese speakers. Unfortunately it rains throughout the day but the tour overall is excellent.

The penguin walk was really cute. also got to see other animals in the zoo. Went to the Shirahige falls, Ken and Mary Tree and Biei Blue Pond. This was a short stops for photo ops but it's ok for me. Still got to see all these iconic spots in Hokkaido. Our guide, Bryan was the best. Gave some info on our nxt stops and made sure everyone is on the bus before leaving. 5☆ for Bryan.

We are lucky to have Lisa as our guide on the day. She is very helpful and treated us as friends and family during the trip. We visited all the places as planned in itinerary. We really enjoyed the day tour very much. Highly recommended.

Our guide was Eric, shares his knowledge/history/trivias of the places we passed by and we visited. Trip was smooth, limited time but are all reasonable. Tourmates are always on time.⌚️Definitely a good idea to book this tour instead of travelling on my own from stations to stations 🤪

The tour guide was really dedicated. He tried his best to introduce the scenery by switching between Chinese/Japanese/English, and was super polite! Although it rained and the weather was very cold when I went there in mid-March, and my hands were frozen to the point of pain, I recommend that you still bring gloves and an umbrella when you visit in March. But the rain got lighter when I was sitting on the chairlift, which made me so happy. It’s great that I can enjoy the beautiful scenery directly from the chairlift! The seagulls and eagles are both very active in competing for food. It is really fun to feed the seagulls. You can buy two more packs of shrimp crackers and drive the seagulls forward to watch as they try to get closer. It’s a pity to have nothing to give them! I accidentally fed an eagle. The eagle is quite fast and when it saw a black thing rushing towards it, it would better throw away the biscuits. Later I got lazy and just threw it, but I was able to catch quite a few, which was super fun. All in all, apart from being very cold and taking a long car ride (leaving from Osaka), which was at least three or four hours round trip, I was very satisfied with everything else!

First time using Klook. Satisfied. The trip is using a mini van. The driver helped bringing our baby stroller up and down the bus each time we stopped. The guide was a Chinese but can speak English. Going on early November has the plus point of not much crowd. Disadvantage is the zoo is closed and the fall leaves mostly brown, not as colorful. We got the first snow when we visited the Blue Pond.

This was an amazing experience, Leo was our tour guide and made sure to answer every question we had with ease. We got to do so much during this day and couldn’t recommend this tour more. Asahiyama Zoo you don’t get lots of time there but still can see many animals and still make it in time for the penguin walk. Snowmobiles was our biggest highlight definitely a must do! Leo was very informative and made sure to give us lots of helpful information/facts and even provided local food recommendations at the end of the trip. Thank you!!