Obihiro/Tokachi in Smelt fishing / Ice fishing

• Age 0～Age 99
• 3～4 hours
• 09:00 / 13:00

Did you know there's a Hokkaido within Hokkaido?! Experience the wildly popular smelt fishing at Sasadanuma Pond, which looks like Hokkaido from above! A guide will explain everything, so even beginners and children can have fun! Smelt fishing is incredibly simple. The fishing rods are smaller and easier to handle than standard rods. This is the perfect introduction for those who have always been interested in fishing but never had the chance! A tempura tasting is included (you can eat it on the spot!). Enjoy tempura made from the smelt you catch right away! Even if you don't catch anything, there are smelt samples available for you to try. Hot drinks and a rest area: Enjoy a complimentary hot drink bar and relax while watching your kids play. Take a break between smelt fishing sessions! Come empty-handed! (Free rentals available.) Fishing gear and other equipment are provided, so you can feel at ease. ■Experience Fee: Adults ¥7,700 per person; Children ¥5,500 per person (elementary school students and younger). Children cannot participate alone. ■Location: Sasadanuma Pond■Private parking: AvailableToilets: Available◇Access: Within a 5-minute walk from Toyokoro Station on the JR Nemuro Main Line.Pickup service available from Obihiro Station! ■Meeting place: JR Obihiro Station, Nishidori North Exit*The event will run from December 20th (Sat) to March 31st (Tue), but the end date may change depending on the ice conditions.

• Pickup Service
• For Groups
• For Family

• Age 6～Age 100
• 2～3 hours
• 13:00

Smelt fishing is a fun fishing that can be said to be a "winter tradition" in which a hole is made in the thick ice that covers the surface of the lake with a special drill to catch a beautiful fairy-like smelt under the ice. When it gets cold, you can enjoy fishing while warming up in a dedicated tent, so it won't freeze in the cold. It comes with a set of fishing equipment and a fishing guide, so even beginners can enjoy it with confidence.

• For Rainy Days
• For Groups

• Age 6～Age 100
• 2～3 hours
• 09:00

Smelt fishing is a fun fishing that can be said to be a "winter tradition" in which a hole is made in the thick ice that covers the surface of the lake with a special drill to catch a beautiful fairy-like smelt under the ice. When it gets cold, you can enjoy fishing while warming up in a dedicated tent, so it won't freeze in the cold. It comes with a set of fishing equipment and a fishing guide, so even beginners can enjoy it with confidence.

• For Rainy Days
• For Groups

• Age 0～Age 99
• 3～4 hours
• 09:00 / 11:00 / 13:00

Did you know there's a Hokkaido within Hokkaido?! Experience the wildly popular smelt fishing at Sasadanuma Pond, which looks like Hokkaido from above! A guide will explain everything, so even beginners and children can enjoy it! Smelt fishing is simple. The fishing rods are smaller and easier to handle than standard rods. This is the perfect introduction for those who have always been interested in fishing but never had the chance! A tempura tasting is included (you can eat it on the spot!). Enjoy tempura made from the smelt you catch right away! Even if you don't catch anything, there are smelt samples available for you to try. Hot drinks and a rest area: Enjoy a complimentary hot drink bar and relax while watching your kids play. Take a break between smelt fishing sessions! Come empty-handed! (Free rentals available.) Fishing gear and other equipment are provided, so you can join in with ease. ■Experience Fee: Adults ¥7,500 per person; Children ¥5,300 per person (elementary school students and younger). Children cannot participate alone. ■Meeting place/experience location: Sasadanuma Pond■Private parking: Available Toilets: Available◇Access: Within a 5-minute walk from Toyokoro Station on the JR Nemuro Main Line. If you would like transportation from Obihiro Station, please use the [Plan with Transportation Included]. *The event will run from December 20th (Sat) to March 31st (Tue), but the end date may change depending on the ice conditions.

• For Groups
• For Family