- Chitose Aquarium: Home of Salmon
Chitose Aquarium features one of Japan’s largest freshwater tanks. Here, visitors observe salmon, freshwater fish native to Hokkaido, and unique freshwater species from around the world.
The “Underwater Observation Zone,” a first of its kind in Japan, lets you get an up-close view of the seasonal activities of Chitose River’s aquatic life.
- Salmon Park Chitose: Enjoy a meal at the restaurant inside Salmon Park
Meal: Seafood Rice Bowl Set
Toto-maru Seafood Bowl (Salmon, ikura, scallops, botan shrimp, sea urchin)
Hokkaido-exclusive Corn Tea
Strawberry Flan (only sold at Salmon Park Chitose)
- Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival
This is a limited-time tour operating during the Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival. The ice sculptures, made from the crystal-clear waters of Lake Shikotsu, are beautifully illuminated, creating a fantastic and mystical display.
*Admission to the Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival is not included. (Adults: ¥1,000；children under elementary school age enter for free)
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Lake Shikotsu Illumination and Ice Festival (Excluding Multilingual Audio System)
This course coincides with the “Lake Shikotsu Hyoto Festival,” a festival of ice held on the shores of Lake Shikotsu each winter. The objects of ice are made from Lake Shikotsu’s clear water, and illuminated with a myriad of colored lights creating a fantastic and mystical atmosphere!
*Admission to the Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival is not included in this course. Each passenger must pay for the entry fee. (Adults: 1,000 yen; 11 years old and younger: free)
