How to Spend a Splendid Day in Otaru City, Hokkaidu, Japan; Otaru canal, Sakaimachi Street

Join us on a journey through the charming streets of Otaru, where every corner reveals a blend of history, culture, and culinary delights. Our day begins with a leisurely stroll along the picturesque Otaru Canal, where the gentle flow of water and the old stone warehouses create a serene atmosphere perfect for capturing unforgettable memories.
As we wander through the streets, we’ll admire the elegant architecture of Otaru’s historical buildings, each one telling a story of the city’s rich past. From grand old merchant houses to quaint little shops, every facade is a testament to Otaru’s enduring charm.
No visit to Otaru is complete without indulging in its delectable street food and desserts at Sakaimachi Street. Prepare your taste buds for a culinary adventure as we sample a variety of interesting snacks and sweets, from freshly baked pastries to traditional Japanese treats.
To cap off our day of exploration, we’ll treat ourselves to one of Otaru’s finest culinary offerings: fried Half Chicken. Savour the crispy golden exterior and succulent meat as we dine on this local specialty, a perfect way to end a splendid day in Otaru.
Join us as we immerse ourselves in the beauty, culture, and flavors of this enchanting city. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more travel adventures! 🌸✨
Gilbert and Lilian
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[@nhgx]

The video is really informative, thanks!

[@gibbontravelogue]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@barryallen-to8cp]

Wow! Otaru is really beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[@gibbontravelogue]

Thanks and happy that you liked it!

[@theurbanfarmersingapore7964]

I’ve been to Otaru before, but I don’t remember it to be so beautiful! Nice video. The man on the flute really brought out the vibe of the place.

[@gibbontravelogue]

Thanks and glad you enjoyed the video.

[@juniperwildflowers]

Well done! Beautiful video. Did you say $25 for one slice of melon?

[@gibbontravelogue]

Hahaha, indeed $25 Singapore dollars or US$19. But it was quite an experience! Exquisite!

[@juniperwildflowers]

@@gibbontravelogue Wow! I will have to try it then 😊