Things to do in Jigokudani

Visiting Hokkaido in the off-season, there are not many tourists and it is very comfortable. You can experience the natural landscape of the Noboribetsu area. The ice cream on the itinerary is delicious! (Blueberry flavor), it’s an easy itinerary with a high degree of freedom~

It’s a very fun place, with ancient Japanese-style streets and beautiful scenery. There are several performances in total. It is recommended that you spend half a day here to perform them all. Each performance is quite unique and comes with guides in several languages. Take a look at what kind of story you want to perform in the whole play. After all, not everyone can understand Japanese , the ninja level is very fun, and the monster story is also good~~ but the most powerful thing is the completely unexpected haunted house plot. It is recommended to complete the level alone, or at least not to follow others, because it is a trigger mechanism. If the person in front triggers it, the one behind will not. It’s a chance to experience it~~~ One of the three major ticket attractions in Noboribetsu (Venice, Brown Bear Ranch and Date Age Village), each one is recommended and worth experiencing. If you really can’t do it and need to choose one, those who understand Japanese recommend this place. If you don’t know how to recommend watching Bear or Ocean, there will be a blank paper at the end. You can wrap some candies, chocolates and rewards and throw it on the stage at the end of the curtain call, so that everyone can experience the atmosphere of the Edo period performance~~~ The above personal experience sharing, For your reference~~~

Thank you to our tour guide, Xiao Pan, for his witty and humorous words, which added a lot of fun to the long-distance bus. It may be due to the off-season tourism, so the scenery is relatively ordinary.

It was a packed tour - expect to move quickly within each site. But in a way, it's also good exposure to the different places. Our transfer was using a van and the roads ain't that perfect, so do expect some rougher bumps. Guide provides adequate information to start you off at each destination. But u do get a complimentary ice cream!

the trip is absolutely value for money and tourist guide is professional and considerate.

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

This trip is totally worth it. A little pricey but the easiest way to travel to Noboribetsu, Lake Toya and Otaru all in one day.

The 1-day tour has a compact itinerary with beautiful scenic spots and each has its own characteristics. The tour guide Leo is attentive and explains in detail. He also introduces us to Hokkaido food. Great!