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Workman House Hamanaka offers a traditional stay in eastern Hokkaido, and is well-placed for exploring the surrounding natural scenery in Kiritappu and the wider region.

Located in the peaceful coastal town of Hamanaka, Workman House Hamanaka provides a convenient and comfortable base for discovering Kiritappu. Its location offers easy access to attractions such as the Kiritappu Wetlands and Cape Kiritappu, making it particularly well suited to wildlife enthusiasts. Guests can enjoy comfortable, well-appointed rooms, traditional Japanese breakfasts and evening meals, and a soothing onsen.

With its comfortable accommodation and warm hospitality, Workman House Hamanaka is sure to offer a relaxing stay while exploring this diverse part of Hokkaido.

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  • Available*: Jan-Dec * The dates shown are when the accommodation is generally available. Please enquire for specific availability.

Wildlife trips

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Hokkaido’s Summer Wildlife

From steaming volcanoes and caldera lakes to towering snow-capped mountains, swathes of primaeval forests and rugged coastlines, Hokkaido is Japan’s wildest island. During the summer, wildlife abounds, with brown bear, orca, fin whale, sea otter and spotted seal all to be encountered. Find out more about Hokkaido’s Summer Wildlife

  • Price (inc. flights): 10 days from £7,195
  • Trip type:
    Group Tour
    Tailor-made can be arranged
  • When to go:
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Kiritappu

Kiritappu

In eastern Hokkaido, Kiritappu is defined by a rugged cape extending into the Pacific Ocean and expansive wetlands lying just inland. The diverse setting supports an abundance of wildlife and offers some rewarding encounters, including sea otter, seals and a wonderful variation of birdlife. Find Out More about {acc:title}

  • Where: Hokkaido
  • Ideal for viewing: sea otter, harbour seal, Steller’s sea eagle, red-crowned crane, Ezo sika deer