Full of Snow Flower Romance! Otaru Winter Travel Plan ❄️☃️

#TravelPlan If you want to experience the essence of winter travel? How about the romantic city of Otaru? From pure white snow to beautiful canals and delicious food! I will introduce you to an Otaru winter travel course that will create unforgettable memories. 💖 Otaru Canal: A feast of lights that decorates the winter night A symbol of Otaru and a must-see course for winter travel! During the day, the quiet scenery and at night, the gas lights and piled up snow create a fantastic atmosphere. Especially during the 'Otaru Snow Light Path Festival' period (usually in February), numerous candle lights shine along the canal, making it even more romantic. Take a canal cruise or walk along the canal promenade to enjoy an unforgettable winter night! 🏛️ Music Box Museum & Glass Workshop: A time filled with emotion Otaru is also famous for music boxes and glass crafts. The main building of the Otaru Music Box Museum, located at the Merchen intersection, catches the eye with its antique exterior. Once inside, you will be filled with the melodious sounds of numerous music boxes, and you can even make your own music box. There are various glass workshops and shops nearby, so you can buy pretty souvenirs or even try your hand at glass crafting. 🍜 Sushi Street: Taste the freshness of Otaru Hokkaido is famous for its abundance of seafood, right? In Otaru, there is a sushi street where you can taste sushi made with fresh seafood. Sushi made with freshly caught ingredients is truly exquisite! Warm up your frozen body while enjoying delicious sushi in a warm indoor space. 📌 Tips for traveling in Otaru in winter! Dress warmly: Thick coats, scarves, gloves, hats, and other winter gear are essential! Non-slip shoes: Since the snow can pile up a lot and the roads can be slippery, it is a good idea to wear shoes with non-slip functions. Make unforgettable winter memories with the snow in Otaru! 🌨️💖 #Otaru #OtaruTravel #WinterTravel #JapanTravel #OtaruCanal #OrgelDoor #SushiStreet #Hokkaido