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Otaru Canal has become a world-famous tourist spot in Hokkaido. Numerous historical buildings line the canal, making any shot picturesque. The Otaru Canal Cruise is a new staple of Otaru tourism, allowing you to fully enjoy the area around the popular Otaru Canal. It's a short boat trip of about 40 minutes that allows you to rediscover the charm of Otaru, a city of history and romance.

The charm of the Otaru Canal Cruise is that you can enjoy different canal scenery in each season, spring, summer, autumn, winter, and at different times of the day, such as before sunset, during the day, or after sunset. Come experience the approximately 40-minute Otaru Canal Cruise, where you can enjoy a different experience and canal scenery no matter when you come.

The fare for the day cruise is 1,800 yen for adults and 500 yen for children, and the fare for the night cruise is 2,000 yen for adults and 500 yen for children. Brochures are available in Japanese, multilingual versions (English, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional)), and Korean).

Facility name <br>Otaru Canal Cruise

Address: 5-4 Minatomachi, Otaru City, Hokkaido 047-0007

phone
0134-31-1733

Opening hours
10:30-20:00

Closed days
December 31st and January 1st (please check the website for details)

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