Tenguyama tours

Weather and views were great. If you are there to eat fishes instead of look at fishes, like us, try Minshuku Aotsuka Shokudou!! Seafood was so fresh, food was amazing! 🤤

A breathtaking trip! Shikisai-no-oka in Biei is like God's palette dropped to earth, with vibrant colors scattered across the landscape. Coupled with perfect weather, it's an invigorating experience.

We enjoyed this trip. Viviv was our tour guide and she provided clear instructions and what to expect in each place. It was winter so even the little details regarding the place helped. We went to Bibai snowland first where we enjoyed different activities like the mini snow mobile, buggy, and snow rafting - but note that you have to pay it in Bibai and its not included in the package. Next we went to Otaru, and I enjoyed the Otaru canal scenery, boat, food and the place itself. Note that we went there during winter so the road was slippery so extra cautious while roaming around Otaru. The restaurant in the nearby area was crowded so good thing we stumbled upon the Naruto Chicken restaurant. We just asked the lady in the wet market if there’s a nearby restaurant that less crowded. We took taxi around the area to maximize our time before we get back to the parking area where the bus parked. Last stop was the Shiroi, the place was Christmasy but between the snow activities in Bibai and walk around Otaru shopping street, we were already tired. I enjoyed the overall day tour.

Thanks Klook for offering affordable tours, this is my first time using Klook and will definitely use it again as my experience with Klook is great! The reminder message received from or guide Ms Lily Lee before the tour has set my heart at ease. My husband and I enjoyed the entire 1-day Hokkiado Cape Kamui, Otaru, tour led by a very friendly, knowledgeable & bubbly guide Lily. Her information and announcements were very clear both in English and Chinese (she could speak Japanese fluently too). Her smiling & happy face made me feel happy too! She is attentive and helpful, giving us lots of tips and guidance, thanks Lily💕Hope we‘ll meet again!

I was lucky to get on a 6-person minibus. The weather was great that day, and the scenery of Mt. Tengu was super beautiful. Otaru Canal was also sunny. The sweets at the Shiroi Koibito Park were delicious. The winery and Shukutsu Observatory were a bit boring.

Be sure to ride the Showa Shinzan Ropeway; the view of Showa Shinzan and Lake Toya from the summit offers a unique perspective.

It was a Tuesday so Bibai was closed. We went to snowland and nonetheless still enjoyed the activities there. I rented a banana boat and the staff was kind enough to stop at areas where I can take good pictures.

The Chinese-speaking guide arrived early and I met them without issue. It was fascinating and fun to hear them speak Chinese, Japanese, and English interchangeably. Also, this tour being a multinational one, riding in a small van with people from China, the Philippines, India, and Korea was special and created memorable moments. The detailed and fun explanations about Shakotan Blue, Otaru Canal, and Shiroi Koibito Chocolate Factory made the day tour enjoyable from beginning to end. Shakotan Blue and Cape Kamui, befitting the northernmost region, gave a feeling of being overwhelmed by the rough and magnificent vast nature. In that moment, all worries and anxieties disappeared, and even as the raindrops grew thicker, the path to the summit was so magnificent that getting rained on didn't matter at all. The stunning sea and cliffs, and other natural wonders, the swaying reed fields – lying down together and swaying together in the reed field!!! Afterwards, even though the weather became even more stormy with rain and wind, the Otaru Canal was even more charming after the rain. I wondered if this was the feeling of the surprisingly modern opening period? It felt like going back to the past, the beginning of industry here – Romantic City – the Romantic City that the guide emphasized was a perfect description. It was good that we were given 3 hours there, and it was also great that there was a large duty-free shop where we could choose from a wide variety of souvenirs. And finally, the Shiroi Koibito Chocolate Factory was a charming, pretty, and fun place full of European style. Also, the driver was very kind, which was great. I came to Sapporo, but I am grateful to have seen such wonderful outskirts and to have experienced the blessings of the sea, reeds, wind, and clouds. I already miss it.