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Tour Highlights and Recommendations

Indulge in our scrumptious apple pie. But be quick, as they're a crowd favorite and might sell out!
For those craving a cold treat, our gelato is available.
For a local delicacy, try the soft serve ice cream.

A seasoned tour guide will be by your side during the Shimamui Coast Observation.
Experience traditional tatami mat seating during your lunch. Quench your thirst with self-serve barley tea. If you're visiting between mid-June to late August, you might want to try the Sea Urchin, priced according to its market value.

Brave the paths leading to Cape Kamuy's tip. However, in gusty winds, the journey is limited to the historical gate.

Optional and payable on site.
Do note, the boat operation might be halted if winds in Bikuni Port surpass 8 meters/hr, waves rise over 0.5 meters, or visibility drops below 300 meters.
A unique highlight: feed the seagulls at no additional cost.
While the snow melt can sometimes make the water seem cloudy, it doesn't hinder the joy of feeding the seagulls.
Set aside around 40 minutes for this mesmerizing boat cruise.

Delight in tastings ranging from Japanese sake and amazake to black-bean tea, complemented by an informative guided tour of the brewery's inner workings.

Please Note: Any updates or changes regarding the Shakotan Glass-bottom Boat Cruise will be promptly shared on our official website.

Things to Keep in Mind

Starting April 1, you might occasionally share tables with other travelers.
The time we spend at each attraction can fluctuate because of traffic or the size of our group.
Sometimes, we might arrive a bit earlier, especially on holidays or due to venue restrictions.
Traffic jams or bad weather might delay our buses, so give yourself some wiggle room if you're transferring afterward.
Extreme weather might prompt us to cancel a tour; don’t hesitate to check in with us if the weather looks dicey.
Remember, the Shakotan Glass Boat Cruise isn't a given; its availability depends on Mother Nature's mood.