Experience Otaru (Sapporo), Japan & Excursions for Tokyo, Japan to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

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Otaru (Sapporo), Japan

Day 18: Wednesday, April 30, 2025

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Busan, South Korea Day 7
Hiroshima, Japan Day 8
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Tokushima, Japan Day 10
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Kyoto, Japan Day 12
Shimizu, Japan Day 13
Tokyo, Japan Day 14
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Onahama, Japan Day 16
Sendai, Japan

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Hakodate, Japan Day 18
Otaru, Japan Day 19
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Once Hokkaido’s bustling financial center, the small harbor city of Otaru is a popular weekend getaway for the Japanese. It offers a charming canal lined with early 20th-century brick and stone buildings, along with plenty of museums and restaurants, not to mention the unique herring mansions, built by wealthy fishermen during the 19th and 20th centuries. Sapporo, only 30 minutes by train from Otaru, is the 5th largest city in Japan and likewise offers a sought-after food scene, plentiful shopping, green spaces and galleries in spades. Foodies won’t want to miss Nijo Fish Market, a 100-year-old market favored by locals that’s also full of places to try regional specialties.

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