Notsuke Peninsula Winter Birdwatching Tour in Hokkaido

In winter, Notsuke Peninsula in Eastern Hokkaido becomes a world of ice, wind, and wild birds.
Against a backdrop of drift ice and snowfields, this small-group birdwatching tour goes in search of majestic Steller’s sea eagles and winter-only songbirds such as Asian rosy finches and snow buntings.

Highlights

Winter-only birdwatching focused on Notsuke Peninsula from mid-January to February
Small groups of up to 2 guests
Visit the best birding spots on Notsuke Peninsula each day, focusing on Steller’s sea eagles, Asian rosy finches, and snow buntings according to weather and field conditions

Tour Overview

Area: Notsuke Peninsula, Hokkaido
Season: Mid-January to February (every year)
Group Size: Maximum 2 guests (minimum 1 guest)

Duration & Price:

4-hour course: ¥15,000 per person
8-hour course: ¥25,000 per person
Meals and drinks are not included.

Meeting Point & Access

Meeting Point: ODAITO NEST
(Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/hq6Bp8yA2tbajcgy8)
Access: About 40 minutes by car from Nakashibetsu Airport
Meeting Time: Will be informed after your reservation is confirmed
Note: Overnight stay at ODAITO NEST is not required

About the Guide

Guide: Megumi Uchida

Active as a nature and canoe guide in the wetlands, coasts, and forests of Eastern Hokkaido. Holds Hokkaido Governor–certified Outdoor Guide qualifications (Nature / Canoe) and has completed safety training including WAFA, SRT-1, and advanced first-aid courses.

Studied ecology at Tokyo University of Agriculture, specializing in the natural environment of Eastern Hokkaido. Experience includes sea turtle conservation in Yakushima, crane conservation in Izumi, and interpretation and guiding at the Kiritappu Wetland Center.