I think it's best to wear adjustable clothing because the temperature difference is extreme.

I think it's better to understand that this is an optional tour site for international travelers. However, there was no inconvenience.

I think it's better to participate in shoes that you can walk properly in. The season I went was even suitable for snow boots.

In March, there are still some cold days, so if you go, make sure to wear warm clothing.

I recommend wearing shoes that are waterproof and slip-resistant. It was a sunny day in mid-March for the tour, but there were many areas where snow had piled up or melted into puddles.

You'll understand when you go, but if you're meeting at the East Exit, you'll need to go up the stairs, so be mindful of the time.

At the service area we stopped by on the way, the shop was closed before its operating hours, so we could only buy drinks from the vending machine. I think it's a good idea to prepare snacks and drink

日本の若い男性ガイドと一緒にバスに乗ろうとしてください。グループの混合がより良くなるでしょう。

I highly recommend this price with lunch included to everyone.

It's a short walk to the observation spot at Mount Usu, but it was really great, so you should go! I recommend standing on the side where you can see Showa Shinzan when taking the ropeway.

At the service area on the way, there are attractive sweets and souvenirs, but I couldn't find any take-home snacks like bread or rice balls. The cream puff was very delicious, so I recommend it. I wa

Be prepared to walk a lot, and in winter, you need to take measures for warmth and anti-slip precautions.

The return bus was significantly delayed due to the snow and arrived at 8 PM. I think it's better not to schedule anything after the tour.

The restaurant in the park was crowded, so bringing your own food can save time. The penguin walk has a long wait time, so it's recommended to dress warmly.

The free lunch in Otaru is really crowded and expensive. I brought bread from Sapporo, but it might be better to come up with something different for lunch.

Lunch was at a typical restaurant that caters to tour buses, as expected. Choosing a meal on your own was the right decision. However, the menu was limited to curry, ramen, and gyudon, so it's better

The tour content is satisfactory, but please note that there are basically no guides available for Japanese speakers.

I was thinking of buying lunch at the rest stop on the way, but they didn't sell rice balls or bread, so I recommend purchasing something in advance if you want to have a quick meal.