Hokkaido Food tours

This tour offers high-quality yet reasonably priced drinks and seafood, with stunning sea views from Cape Kamui (weather permitting 🤞). The pace of the tour is relaxed. Please note that some attractions do not have baby-friendly facilities, so this tour is more suitable for adults and children who can take care of themselves. The whisky distillery, in particular, offers a wealth of information and a wide selection of souvenirs; it would be ideal to skip the final stop at the outlet and spend a little more time at the distillery instead. Many thanks to the tour guide for their professional service!

Such a cute encounter with the little pigs! The ambiance was great, and the location is convenient since it's inside the mall. You can also stroll around and explore the area afterward.

This has to be the best bar and food hopping experience we have had. our two hosts AYUMI and Yoko were excellent, extremely friendly. The meals and places we visited were varied and very enjoyable. highly recommended

We loved this tour! It was the perfect mix of delicious food, local culture, and hidden spots we would never have found by ourselves. We had the best soup curry, played gachapon, ate delicious dango as sweets, and even took a ride at the giant Ferris wheel 🎡✨ Our guide Tsuru explained everything in a fun and easy way and made the experience feel very personal and authentic. It was a wonderful way to experience Sapporo. Thank you Tsuru!

The tour guide, Hide-san, was very friendly, knowledgeable, and well-spoken. He shared a lot about the spots we visited and about Sapporo and Japan in general. He showed great patience and provided the best of service. It also started to rain mid-tour and I appreciated that he had an umbrella.

This Yoichi and Otaru day trip offered a truly special experience! Traveling with the guide by subway and bus, it felt less like a typical tour bus itinerary and more like navigating the streets and alleys as a local, allowing for a deeper immersion into Hokkaido's daily life and local atmosphere. The itinerary included visits to a whiskey distillery and a sake brewery, where we not only learned about the brewing process but also witnessed the Japanese artisans' unwavering commitment to quality. Upon arriving in scenic Otaru, we even got to handcraft our own unique music boxes, creating one-of-a-kind travel souvenirs. Overall, the itinerary was rich in content and full of unique features, combining culture, cuisine, and hands-on experiences. It was incredibly rewarding and a truly unforgettable journey, highly recommended for travelers looking to explore Hokkaido in depth!

it was cute, I think kids 13 and younger might enjoy it more than my adult sons. Food presentation was really cute, but the taste was average.