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Otaru Canal Plaza (Otaru City Tourist Information Center) (運河プラザ(小樽市観光物産プラザ))

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Tourism Information Office

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This tourist information center in Otaru City is located in an old warehouse which has been designated a historic building. At the information center you can find tourist information and pamphlets about the Otaru-Shiribeshi area. There is also a tea area and a shopping area with local goods. A multipurpose gallery is available for meetings and exhibitions.

Hokkaido Otarushi Ironai 2-1-20 (Otaru / Kiroro / ShakotanArea)

0134331661

9:00-18:00
* Hours may change depending on the season and event

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Reviewed:2019/11/03 Here you can pick up maps and other useful leaflets as we did.

We paid a brief visit to the tourist information facility (Unga Plaza) that occupies the southern section of the warehouse complex where the museum Ungakan is in. Here you can pick up maps and other...

Reviewed:2018/07/29 Extremely good place to visit first

The visitor centre has a cafe, gift shop and product store. The product store sells all Hokkaido made goods from sake to food stuffs and very interesting place to visit. The local crafts of glass...

Reviewed:2017/10/30 Small plaza in front of a tourist information building

This plaza is across the street from the canal. You can miss it if you walk down the street from the JR on the right side of the road and head right to the canal and shopping area. If you want to...

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