Things to do in Abuta District

A Record of My Romantic Winter Trip in January 2020~ The first day I arrived at Lake Toya was a very overcast day; the entire lake was shrouded in a gray haze, and Mount Yotei was completely invisible, but I still happily took photos for a long time, haha. The second day, the sky cleared, and the scenery of Lake Toya instantly improved several levels. The clear sky, dotted with a few small white clouds, made the lake surface appear a beautiful blue, and many, many ducklings were playing and frolicking on the lake. The distant mountain ranges and the snow-capped Mount Yotei were clearly visible—such a beautiful scene, peaceful and serene. Just sitting by the lake, gazing into the distance, and all my worries would disappear.

秋天到日本賞楓季節，到處見到紅葉🍁十月份到洞爺湖還有可以觀賞煙花祭🎇, 可以在房間露台直接觀賞，如房間有露天風呂更極具享受😎

Mt. Yotei, according to the introduction, is located on the shore of Lake Toya in Hokkaido, 1,898 meters above sea level, and is a conical active volcano. At first glance, it looks very similar to Mt. Fuji. I took several photos of Mt. Yotei, with the blue sky as the background, clouds floating on Mt. Yotei, and unmelted ice and snow on the top of the mountain, which is quite beautiful.

The view of Lake Toya and Nakajima from a helicopter is spectacular✨ There are three types of courses. 1. Lake Toya course (approximately 3 minutes) 5,500 yen for adults (5,000 yen for children) 2. Nakajima course (approximately 6 minutes) 10,000 yen for adults (9,000 yen for children) 3. Crater course (approximately 12 minutes) 20,000 yen for adults (18,000 yen for children)

Easy to use and great experience! Onsen in a Snowwy weather is a must during winter time!

Winter weather at the seaside is unpredictable; it might still be snowing down below while the mountains are bathed in sunshine. Therefore, it's best to choose a good day for your trip, especially if you plan to see the night view, as visibility needs to be excellent. The biggest characteristic of Japanese tourist attractions is their excellent management; they are generally well-organized. Furthermore, the facilities are great. There are plenty of rest areas while enjoying the scenery, and the prices for food and drinks are similar to those outside. With reasonable ticket prices, it's definitely worth a visit to Otaru.