◆Introduction
Enjoy the local nightlife of the Asahikawa, Biei, and Furano area on a guided bar-hopping tour. Visit three izakayas or bars at your chosen location within the area, and savor local specialties made with fresh Hokkaido ingredients, along with Furano wine and regional sake. This tour also offers the unique chance to discover hidden gems that most travelers would miss, while enjoying warm exchanges with the locals.

・Visit three izakayas or bars at your preferred location within the Asahikawa, Biei & Furano area (the tour does not cover all three areas)
・Small-group tour ensures an intimate and authentic experience
・Enjoy Furano wine, local sake, and Hokkaido dishes such as jingisukan (grilled mutton)
・Learn about local culture and dining etiquette from your guide
・Experience the lively and welcoming nightlife spots loved by locals

◆Included
・2 drinks at each of the 3 venues (6 drinks total)
・Dinner: local dishes including seafood
・Visit 3 places — chosen from food stalls, izakayas, or bars — together with a local guide

◆Not Included
・Hotel pickup and drop-off
・Tips
・Transportation expenses
・Additional drinks or meals not included in the tour fee
・Personal expenses or shopping

◆Additional Info
・The maximum number of participants for this tour is 8.
・Children must be accompanied by an adult.
・Alcohol is served only to participants aged 20 and over (the legal drinking age in Japan).
・Please note that meals are prepared in a kitchen separate from Holiday Travel, so we cannot guarantee allergy-free meals or accommodate dietary restrictions.
・Asahikawa is home to Sanroku-gai, the largest entertainment district in the Northern Hokkaido area. With around 1,000 establishments including snack bars, izakayas, pubs, and ramen shops, it is one of the leading nightlife districts in Hokkaido.
・Asahikawa is especially famous for hearty local dishes such as ramen, shinko-yaki
(grilled young chicken), and horumon-yaki (grilled offal), as well as its historic
sake brands like Otokoyama and Kokushi Muso.
・Furano is best known for its wine, cheese, and "omu-curry" (omelet curry). The area
is also attractive for offering local sake and craft beer alongside uniquely
Hokkaido-style cuisine.
・Biei does not have a large nightlife district, but instead features small izakayas,
snack bars, and pubs scattered around town, making it perfect for enjoying one or
two cozy spots at a relaxed pace.