Things to do in Yoichi

So nice to go and wander around the city famous scenic spot, it is always nice to come back there for a chill afternoon

You must make an appointment online in advance to attend the school, but it is not required at the store. The guard at the entrance will give you a map of the store behind you. From the main entrance, go around to the left and enter from the Yoichi River side. There is a paid tasting at the Whiskey History Information Center in the other area. If you like whiskey, don’t miss it. I don’t drink too strong. I bought the new gold reward in the current period at the store. The wine is next to the Yoichi River embankment and the cherry blossom season is beautiful. In front of the station, the Kakizaki store on the second floor has CP meals that you shouldn’t miss.

Never thought we would enjoy a chocolate factory so much even though we didn’t try any chocolate during the visit! It was very sighftul and yet full of surprises we walked till they close! Don’t forget to get the parking coupon vouchers from them to get discount off the carpark. We bought our tickets from trip.com and could use them instantly, offsetting coins! Best deal ever! The 6-years old daughter even tried a simple 10mins snack making course for 900yen!

A must-visit in Hokkaido: Funamizaka in Otaru The popularity of Otaru in the travel circle is largely inseparable from the movie "Love Letter". Funamizaka is actually very close to Otaru Station, but it requires climbing a slope, so it still takes some effort to walk.

Otaru Music Box Museum is a famous tourist attraction in Otaru and a shop where you can touch and buy music boxes! If you visit Otaru, be sure to stop by~

This street is the busiest, full of tourists, and filled with the sound of wind chimes. The most attractive thing is the strong nostalgic atmosphere here! The charming streets of Otaru.

Kitaichi Glass is an ancient building with a long history. The building itself is well preserved. The route to visit is very simple. You can find it along the Otaru Canal. The environment itself is also very interesting and you can experience Japanese culture.

Asari is a county town under Otaru City, Hokkaido. It is a quiet coastal village full of simple and peaceful beauty. Asari faces the sea and has beautiful scenery. If you are not in a hurry, get off at JR Asari Station. The sea is just outside the platform. Walking to the beach and feeling the breeze will make you feel very relaxed.

This intersection is really beautiful when I saw it in the love letter, covered with snow. Unfortunately, in reality, it looks very ordinary without the snow. There are many people and nothing special about it. There are only a few shops to visit.

Take a walk along the canal to Otaru Port. Most of the boats docked at the port are small private speedboats, sailboats, etc., which fill the port berths. No fishing boats are seen, and there are few large ships. Tourists can rent a cruise ship from here to go out to sea to explore the nearby seas. The sea breeze blows from the port from time to time, and there are few tourists on the shore. Looking at the port from a nearby mountain, the port's jagged berths are connected to the residential area of ​​the town, and it is difficult to distinguish between them.