[Hokkaido] Hokkaido West Coast Tour: Otaru & Yoichi Distillery & Shakotan Peninsula Day Trip from Sapporo

• Cape Kamui on the Shakotan Peninsula: A magnificent 80-meter cliff with stunning sea views, where you can admire the "Shakotan Blue" and listen to Ainu legends.
• Yoichi Distillery: One of the world's rare distilleries that uses direct coal-fired distillation for whisky, offering a unique smoky flavor.
• Shimamui Coast: The beautiful coastline of the Shakotan Peninsula, where reefs and the blue sea complement each other, allowing you to experience Hokkaido's wild coastal scenery.
• Ogon Misaki (Golden Cape): A popular coastal spot in Rumoi, offering expansive views and spectacular coastal sunsets.
• Otaru Canal: The filming location for "Love Letter
• " where kerosene lamps and red brick warehouses exude a literary and romantic atmosphere.
• Kitaichi Glass Otaru: A century-old glass shop, with old Meiji-era warehouses full of retro charm.

【Cape Kamui, Shakotan Peninsula】 Cape Kamui, located on Hokkaido's Shakotan Peninsula, is a central attraction of the Niseko-Shakotan-Otaru Kaigan Quasi-National Park. It is famous for its 80-meter-high cliffs, 300-degree ocean views, and the clear "Shakotan Blue" waters. Walking along the 770-meter trail, visitors can admire Kamui Rock and the lighthouse. This place is steeped in the tragic love legend of an Ainu maiden who committed suicide for love, and historically, it was a forbidden area for women, showcasing its desolate and magnificent beauty. 【Yoichi Distillery】 The world's only whisky distillery that still uses direct coal-fired distillation, known for its unique craftsmanship, rich flavor, and smoky notes. It uses "virgin casks" (brand new oak barrels) for maturation, adding a distinctive flavor. 【Otaru Canal】 A landmark attraction in Otaru, famous for the movie "Love Letter." Its scenery varies with the seasons, with winter being particularly romantic. The kerosene lamps and red brick warehouses a