[Hokkaido Driving Course] A drive to enjoy Hokkaido's exquisite gourmet food and natural beauty!

Hakodate Station, on the Hakodate Main Line, is the busiest station in Hakodate City.
There are several rental car locations within walking distance of JR Hakodate Station, and a wide range of cars are available, from compact rental cars with a capacity of around four people to rental cars suitable for group trips with a capacity of eight people.

On the shores of Lake Onuma, you can walk across the bridges that connect to the islands, or take a rowboat or pleasure boat to enjoy the scenery from the water. The lake is also home to the famous "Onuma Dango" dumplings, so it's a great place to fill your stomach after a long drive.

This is an ice cream and dairy shop located in a great spot overlooking Funka Bay. The shop is characterized by the natural taste of milk made with care, starting from the feeding of the cows. In addition to ice cream, they also sell soft serve ice cream, bottled milk, sorbet, and pudding.

It has been made using traditional methods since it was first sold in 1950. It is a specialty of Oshamanbe that makes the most of the flavor of the ingredients, with plenty of flaked crab meat served on rice.

The direct sales corner in the facility sells freshly picked vegetables grown by local people, as well as processed foods, bento boxes and side dishes made with scallops, strawberries in the spring, and live scallops and oysters in the winter. The fried scallops and strawberry soft serve ice cream at the adjacent shop are also popular.

This is a spectacular view point with a panoramic view of Lake Toya, where you can see Nakajima, Mount Usu, Showa Shinzan, and more. At the drive-in just before the observation deck, you can enjoy choosing souvenirs from a wide range of local specialties, including sweets, including the local specialty "wakasaimo."