Wakkanai

Wakkanai, the northernmost city in Japan, is a port city sandwiched between the Sea of Japan and the Sea of Okhotsk. It is called the "wind town" because strong winds blow on so many days. The port is a center for fishing boats bringing in rich catches of shellfish, such as crab, sea urchin and scallop. It also has ferries going to the Rishiri-to and Rebun-to islands, both of which are designated as national parks. Along the coastline is one of the few seawalls in the world that is shaped like a Greek temple. It is in the shape of a 427-meter-long half-arch, and contains a walkway inside.

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Saphir Hotel Wakkanai

- Area : Wakkanai, Hokkaido, JP
- Type : City Hotel
- Code : 0010-018
ANA Wakkanai Hotel is located near the waterfront with a ferry terminal. From here, you can enjoy sightseeing at Cape Noshappu, Cape Soya, Sarobetsu Plain, and of course, touring the islands of Rishiri and Rebun, all of which are unique to Hokkaido...
From:

JPY13,200
USD83

per night

Rate	Room type	Meals	Avg per night
Single bed room Non Smoking	Single For 1 occupant(s)	Breakfast included	JPY13,200-JPY55,000 (USD83-USD346)
Single bed room Non Smoking	Single For 1 occupant(s)	Breakfast and Dinner Included	JPY20,240-JPY61,490 (USD127-USD386)

Rate

Room type

Meals

Avg per night

Single bed room Non Smoking

Single

For 1 occupant(s)

Breakfast included

JPY13,200-JPY55,000

(USD83-USD346)