2025 Yoichi District Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

#0yentravel Yoichi Station is a station on the Hakodate Main Line, located very close to the Nikka Whisky distillery. When I visited, there were a lot of tourists and the area around the station was lively. The station building, which retains its traditional atmosphere, exudes a calm atmosphere that is characteristic of the town of Yoichi. However, I felt a little sad when I learned that this section of the Hakodate Main Line is scheduled to be abolished in the future due to the extension of the Hokkaido Shinkansen. It is close to Sapporo Station and has many users, so it seems that local residents are still calling for the line to remain. I also hope that it will be preserved at least up to this station.

Yoichi Station is a charming station located in Yoichi Town, Hokkaido. Opened in 1922, it has been used by many people as a key transportation hub in the area. The station building has a retro atmosphere, and the surrounding area is filled with beautiful nature, especially the clear waters of Ichikawa and the mountain scenery, which give a sense of the charm of the four seasons. The station is also easily accessible to tourist attractions, such as Yoichi Winery and seafood spots! There are also many shops selling local specialty products, so when you visit the station, it would be fun to stroll around the charming town of Yoichi. #HokkaidoTrip #YoichiStation #0YenTripAutumn

It's been a while since my last trip to Hokkaido!! It was early November, but it was extremely cold. Because it was during the holidays, I had to wait in line for over an hour at Kitaichi Glass Building No. 3... The ocean photo is from a place that is said to be the very edge of Hokkaido! The wind was strong and the level of cold was different, but I was overwhelmed by the beautiful view. In Yoichi, I also went to a winery and was able to buy a lot of souvenirs 🛒 In Hokkaido, the places you want to go to are often far apart, so I recommend traveling by car!!! #PR #Hokkaido Tourism