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Otaru is a popular day trip destination for any traveler in Hokkaido. Enjoy this guide showing you where to eat and what to do in this lovely port town, not to mention my personal notes on all of these locations and some hidden gems along the way! ✨ Remember to download the Thatch app and hit 'save' so you can access this guide on the go! 📲

An efficient itinerary that packs in the best of Central and Eastern Hokkaido by car🚙, taking advantage of the smooth roads and plentiful rest stops. Come see for yourself the beautiful pink moss and tulip fields 🌷, stand in awe of the majestic Shiretoko pass 🏔️, spot a pod of killer whales in the Rausu Sea 🌊 and make many more unforgettable memories. Includes: 📍 7 locations, including Sapporo, Otaru, Shiretoko, and Lake Akan 🌟 24 attractions 🏨 6 Hotel recommendations 🍜 19 Food recommendations 🚙 Recommended rest stops (“Michi-no-Eki”) 💡 Suggestions for how to tweak the itinerary for different seasons (this itinerary is ideal for May-July) I spent close to 100 hours doing thorough research on a driving route that would cover the usual tourist must-sees in Hokkaido as well as the less-traveled Shiretoko peninsula. It was not easy finding information on Eastern Hokkaido online so I’m so excited to share with you the guide I wish I had. I’m confident this guide will save hours of your precious time and help you travel with confidence in Central and Eastern Hokkaido. *Remember to download the Thatch app for easy access to this itinerary on the go! 😊 💬Why choose a paid guide? Time is precious to all of us - busy professionals, parents with young children, caregivers, anyone really - a comprehensive guide allows even the busiest of us to enjoy a well-deserved vacation without the stress of planning everything by yourself. You're also more assured that every recommendation is included because I genuinely believe in it and not for the commission. Only looking for hotel recommendations? Click on my name above 🔝to check out my free guide 'Best hotels in Hokkaido' 🏨as well as other free resources for your trip to Hokkaido 🧳