[Limited to November and December] Canoeing & Wakasagi Fishing Accompaniment Experience Tour
Onuma and Konuma, located within the Onuma Quasi-National Park blessed with rich nature, are home to a variety of fish due to their high nutritional value. Among them, the wakasagi cultivated in this area is one of the representative flavors of winter in Onuma, carefully passed down and branded by local fishermen.
In line with the start of the wakasagi fishing season in November, we offer a limited-time tour where you can paddle a canoe to the fishing grounds and experience actual fishing. The wakasagi you catch with your own hands will be deep-fried on the spot, allowing you to enjoy the unique aroma of freshly fried fish and the blessings of Lake Onuma.
On the day of the tour, we will provide light snacks and warming soup. Enjoy the unique tranquility of the lakeside in winter and this special moment that can only be experienced at this time of year.

- Duration of the eventFrom November to December
~ This plan is a "Request" plan ~
Due to adjustments with the receiving party, it may take about a week to receive a response.
After confirming the participation eligibility with the hotel, the participation will be confirmed upon contacting the customer. - Event time9:00 to 11:30
* Regarding the smelt tour, please note that the tour times may change depending on the season. - required timeApproximately 3 hours
- What is included in the plan・Dinner included
・Experience fee for the smelt fishing tour
・Guide fee, equipment rental fee, insurance fee
・Light meal (warm soup, etc.) - capacityThis plan can be reserved for 6 people or more.
- Participation conditionsThis experience is available exclusively for customers who book the "Dinner Included Plan"
(There is no sale of the experience alone) - About the meeting place and transportation.Meeting place:
Onuma Park Station, Onuma-cho, Nanae-cho, Kameda-gun, Hokkaido
* You will meet with the staff at Onuma Park Station.
Access:
About 1 hour by car from JR Hakodate Station. About 30 minutes from Hokkaido Shinkansen, Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station. If you come by JR, get off at Onuma Park Station.
No shuttle service is available from the hotel to the site.
If you would like a taxi, please fill in the inquiry/request section (25,000 yen per vehicle). - Reservation acceptance period11 PM 7 days ago
Notes
- The program will proceed in rainy weather. However, if it is determined that the program cannot be conducted safely due to bad weather or flooding, it will be canceled, and in that case, the cancellation fee will be waived.
- Please be sure to gather at the meeting place by 20 minutes before the tour starts.
- There are no toilets on-site. Please make sure to use the restroom before the tour.
- Depending on the weather, there may be a situation where you will ride together with a guide.
- You may be required to wear a dry suit depending on the situation.
- Items to bring on the canoe must be limited to the bare essentials. We offer free waterproof bags for use, but please manage all personal belongings at your own risk. Be careful, as items dropped in the river or lake cannot be recovered.
belongings
- Hat
(with a brim to avoid UV rays, hat type *recommended with chin straps, etc.) - Sunglasses (those with a glasses band are recommended)
- Hand towel
- Sunscreen cream (if necessary)
- Beverages (necessary for hydration purposes)
clothing
- Clothes that are easy to move in, made from synthetic materials (dry materials), quick-drying, and have good water-repellent properties.
- Rubber boots, water shoes, sandals with bands, etc.
Rubber boots and sandals are available for free rental on-site. Customers who wish to rent them should inquire at the time of reservation. Please bring your own rubber boots for infants and children, as we do not provide rentals for them. - Flat-soled shoes such as sneakers and athletic shoes that are not concerned about dirt or moisture
※ Please avoid cotton materials, denim, leather products, skirts, high-heeled shoes, and sandals without straps.
Dress code
- Wear a long-sleeved inner made of synthetic fibers, and over that, wear warm fleece top and bottom, along with a lightweight down jacket, nylon jacket, or wind-resistant clothing such as rain gear.
• Prepare warm hats, gloves, socks, neck warmers, and hot packs.
• Dress warmly in a way that is easy to put on and take off.