Venture deep into Hokkaido's most stunning natural scenery on an expert-led nature tour
Half-day (3-4 hours) or full-day (7-8 hour) private experience
Location: Shari, Shiretoko, Hokkaido
Offered in Japanese, with a friendly Deeper Japan guide interpreting in your language
Meet the master
What you’ll do
Explore Hokkaido's landscapes, led by a local nature guide. Discover more about the unique ecosystem of Shiretoko as you hike.
What to wear/bring
Water or tea (food or flavored drinks are not allowed on walking trail)
Please don’t use perfumes, as some fragrances can attract wasps or hornets.
Clothes
Comfortable long-sleeved shirt and pants (can get dirty)
Fleece ( or any thick outerwear)
Hat/cap with brim (pay caution to strong wind)
Gloves
Backpack
What else you should know
The host will prepare boots and rainwear for the guests. Please provide each guests height, foot size and clothing size.
Who can attend
Children must be 3+
Availability
Everyday
Session 1 (Start time 9:00 AM)
Unavailable every June 14th to July 31st and November 4th to April 20th
Access
30 min taxi ride from central Utoro
60 min taxi ride from Shiretoko Shari station
Walk on the Wild Side
Embark on an unforgettable trek through the untouched wilderness of Shiretoko, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for diverse wildlife and panoramic scenery. With a local nature expert by your side, explore the dynamic natural beauty of this national park, from dense forests to staggering cliffside shores. As you adventure through Eastern Hokkaido's terrain, discover more about the flora and fauna calling this region home, from bounding herds of Ezo deer, circling pairs of Steller's sea eagles, and even the great lumbering brown bear famed on Hokkaido's shores, as well as about the history and ecosystem of the region. This journey through Shiretoko isn't just a hike; it's a dive into the raw, untouched beauty of one of Japan’s last true wildernesses.
Cancellation Policy
Please make your booking at least 3 days in advance. See cancellation policy here.
Tours will rarely be canceled or changed, even in cases of bear activity or bad weather.
