After going through a gate, you will see a big Christmas tree.
We display glass works of Otaru glass studios.
I'll introduce illuminations of Canal plaza next time.
See you :)
After going through a gate, you will see a big Christmas tree.
We display glass works of Otaru glass studios.
I'll introduce illuminations of Canal plaza next time.
See you :)
There is a big Christmas tree in Canal plaza which is 4 meters in height.
Message tree
This small tree has a message card.
Canal Plaza is in Christmas mood now.
You can enjoy Christmas illumination at Canal plaza.
"Bunko"(a statue of dog in front of Canal plaza) dressed up for Christmas.
Ms.Yoshida made clothes of Santa.
Um...he looks proud:-)
This is a postcard and admission ticket of Otaru museum.
They sell a lots of postcards in the Otaru museum.
Look at this ticket:)
It's like a real train ticket.
If you take a train in Japan, you'll see very similar ticket to this.
I found really lovely straps for mobile phone.
Do you know what kinds of miniatures these straps have?
①Handle
②Strap
③Hat for stationmaster
④Driving wheel
⑤Punch
⑥Signal light
(①~⑤ are 735 yen each. ⑥ is 1,050 yen.)
I found cool wristwatches.
These dials are similar to "Shinkansen" (bullet train).
Would you like them??:)
You can enjoy planetarium and studying about mysterious of chemistry.
I'm excited!!
Actually this is a snow blower.
①Rice
②Miso soup of scallop's young shell
③Grilled herring
④Seaweed boiled in soy sauce
⑤Salted squid guts
⑥Pickled vege
We were greatly pleased about this taste!!:)
We went to Otaru museum next...
This is a bus stop named "Chuo-douri". It takes about 5 minutes from Otaru station. We took a bus from here bound for "Kamome danchi".
This is a local bus. Many local people in Otaru use it. You can enjoy local atmosphere.
I'll let you know how to get a bus.
In the charge of the bus of Otaru, most places are 210 yen.
Please press a button before you get off to let a bus driver know.
When you get of the bus, just put your fare to coin box↓
We got off the bus at this bus stop "Akaiwa 2 chome".
It takes 20 minutes from this bus stop to the entrance of Otaru coastal footpath. On this way, we really enjoyed beautiful nature. We might see bears so, I borrowed a bell from Ms.Yamamoto to avoid them. This is a signboard and map at the entrance↓↓ We enjoyed beautiful views of sea on the way...This area is called "Aka-iwa" (Aka-iwa means "Red rock"), so we could see red ground and rocks.
"Mado iwa" (means "window rock")
Though they were on the sheer clift, we saw many mysterious statues.
It's me in "Shukutsu panorama observatory".
We have map of Otaru coastal footpath in each tourist informations.
Please visit us to get it:-)