[Guaranteed Departure] Hokkaido Jingu + Maruyama Park + Otaru Day Tour from Sapporo

▲ Located on the outskirts of Sapporo, the Hill of the Buddha is an awe-inspiring architectural marvel designed by the world-renowned architect Tadao Ando.

▲ From a distance, visitors can only see the top of a massive Buddha statue's head peeking out from a gentle hill covered in 150,000 lavender plants.

▲ Located at the entrance of the Makomanai Takino Cemetery—the same grounds housing the Hill of the Buddha—is an unexpected and visually striking sight: an imposing lineup of 33 giant Moai statues.

▲ Established in 1869 during the pioneering days of the island, Hokkaido Shrine stands as the most prestigious and historically significant Shinto sanctuary in Hokkaido.

▲ Maruyama Park is Sapporo's most beloved spot for cherry blossom viewing in the spring, boasting over 1,500 cherry and plum trees.

▲ Step into a European-style chocolate wonderland! This entertainment park is dedicated to 'Shiroi Koibito' (White Lover), Hokkaido's most famous souvenir that everyone must try at least once.

▲ This is Shiroi Koibito snack which is must-have souvenir that everyone who travels Sapporo try at least once.

▲ Otaru Canal, lined with historic red-brick warehouses once used for transporting goods.

▲ Sakaimachi Street has been beautifully preserved and transformed into Otaru's most romantic walking path. During the summer months, the 'Shussemae Square' in the heart of Otaru's Sakaimachi Street transforms into a breathtaking, colorful canopy of traditional Japanese umbrellas (wagasa).

▲ For those who wish to experience the Otaru Canal Cruise, you may enjoy it during your free time.

▲ You can't talk about Otaru without mentioning the Music Box Museum! It's a must-visit destination you shouldn't miss.

▲ The port city of Otaru features a renowned 'Sushiya-dori' (Sushi Street). We highly recommend a visit for any seafood enthusiasts looking for the freshest catch.