Things to do in Mount Usu

The tour guide introduces each attraction in both Mandarin and English, ensuring that all passengers on the bus understand the information about the attractions. The tour guide also helps to purchase group tickets, allowing tour members to enter the attractions after only a short wait, without having to queue up individually to buy tickets. The pick-up and drop-off and the duration of stay at each attraction are also very punctual, which is probably due to experience. The tour members are also very cooperative, and finally, we were able to return to the drop-off point on time. A very fulfilling day.

thank you. it was a great day trip on a autumn day.

This itinerary is perfect for people who like to sleep in and go out later, but it gets dark too quickly in the winter, so the view from the observation deck isn't great. Overall, the experience is still good.

Fun! Too bad it got dark so quickly, so I didn't get to go to some places. But I did see fireworks! If the weather is good during the day, it should be beautiful. I hope I have a chance to come again next time.

Our tour guide was Eric, and he explained everything to us throughout the trip. The salt ice cream he recommended was so delicious 🤤

This was a midday departure tour. Our guide, Little Xu, was earnest and lovely, introducing the scenic highlights along the way, especially the local specialties worth buying or eating at each stop. The only slight disappointment was that the Lake Toya fireworks display was a bit small.

i think the time alloted each is just right. for the Syouwashinzan and bear ranch and cable car for mountain usu (100mins)- had lunch and entered bear ranch only. no time for mt usu ropeway.overall, tour was superb. kevin was nice and friendly.

Traveling in Hokkaido really depends on the weather. With heavy fog and snow, we couldn't see any of the scenery at Lake Toya. We took the Usuzan Ropeway up, but the fog was so thick we couldn't see much. It was snowing at the summit, so taking a photo and marking it off the list was still nice. The views at Noboribetsu Jigokudani (Hell Valley) were great, and if you have enough time, you should hike further into the mountains. Experiencing blue skies and white clouds one minute and then heavy snow the next is also a cool experience!