Experience the perfect mix of Edo-period history and Hokkaido's dramatic volcanic nature. This private tour is specially curated for those who want a deep, immersive experience rather than a rushed checkpoint run.
The "Culture First" Advantage: Unlike standard tours, we dedicate a generous 2 hours at the Ninja Park (Date Jidaimura). This ensures you have ample time to catch the thrilling Ninja Show and explore the village without stress.
Sensory Journey: Feel the heat of Hell Valley, then cool down with a serene walk along the sculpture-lined shores of Lake Toya. We prioritize connecting with nature at ground level.
Ultimate Panorama: We conclude at the Silo Observatory, offering the most iconic, unobstructed view of the caldera lake and Nakajima Islands.
Private & Flexible: Enjoy door-to-door service in a comfortable vehicle. No rigid bus schedules, just pure enjoyment of the journey.
The pick-up address must be a hotel within Central Sapporo. If the pick-up address is outside Central Sapporo, an additional fee will be charged by the driver, and the amount will vary depending on the additional mileage.
Travel back to the Edo period at this immersive history theme park! Unlike rushed tours, we allocate a full 2 hours here, ensuring you have ample time to catch the action-packed Ninja Show (a must-see!) without stress. Wander through traditional merchant streets, snap photos with samurais and geishas, and explore the tricky Ninja Maze. It’s a fun, interactive cultural dive perfect for families and history buffs alike.
Step into a dramatic, otherworldly landscape known as "Hell Valley." This active volcanic crater is the source of Noboribetsu's famous hot springs. We’ll take a 50-minute walk along the main wooden boardwalk, which leads you right into the heart of the valley. Feel the earth’s power as you witness steam venting from the ground, bubbling pools, and the distinct scent of sulfur. A truly raw and photogenic display of nature’s force.
Stroll down the charming "Gokuraku-dori" (Shopping Street) for a relaxing lunch break. Located just steps from Hell Valley, this street is lined with souvenir shops and local eateries. You have 60 minutes to refuel. We highly recommend trying the local specialty "Hell Ramen" (spicy noodles) to match the theme of the day, or enjoy fresh Hokkaido seafood at "Onsen Ichiba." Don't miss the changing face of the Enma (King of Hell) statue if you catch the timing!
Arrive at the serene shores of Lake Toya, a mystical caldera lake known for never freezing, even in winter. This stop offers a peaceful break to connect with nature intimately. Enjoy a 30-minute leisurely stroll along the scenic lakeside promenade, which doubles as an open-air art gallery with unique sculptures. It’s the perfect spot to breathe in the fresh air, admire the shimmering blue water, and capture stunning photos of the lake against the mountains.
For the grand finale, we visit the Silo Observation Deck, widely considered the best spot for a complete panoramic view of the Toya region. From this elevated vantage point, gaze out over the vast blue lake, the central Nakajima Islands, and the majestic Mt. Usu. It’s the ultimate photo op to capture the entire landscape in one frame. Before leaving, you can also browse the shop for popular Hokkaido dairy products and souvenirs.
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel or ask for an amendment, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
You will not receive a refund if you cancel.
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