Take a nighttime stroll through the core of Obihiro City in Hokkaido with this immersive 4K walking tour, filmed on a pleasant June evening in 2025. Starting in the renowned Kitano-yatai bar street (北の屋台), the video captures the lively ambiance of Obihiro’s city center, introducing viewers to a vibrant mix of bustling streets, local businesses, and relaxed residential neighborhoods. As the sun sets and the temperature settles at a comfortable 22.7°C (72.8°F), the atmosphere reflects the unique northern spirit that makes Obihiro a favorite destination among travelers looking to experience authentic Japanese urban life.

The tour continues through Umaimon-dori street (うまいもん通り), where small eateries and bars create a lively food scene emblematic of Obihiro’s reputation for culinary delights. Further along, Tokachi-no-nagaya (十勝乃長屋) showcases more izakayas and local establishments, providing a window into the daily routines and night outings enjoyed by residents and visitors alike. Not far from these lively spots, you’ll catch sight of highlights such as the Indian curry shop (カレーショップインデアン), a local favorite known for its unique Hokkaido curry style. The walk also passes by Midorigaoka Park, a popular green space in the city, and finishes at the modern JR Obihiro Station (JR帯広駅), an important travel hub in eastern Hokkaido.

Obihiro, situated in the heart of the Tokachi region, is celebrated for its beautiful parks, regional food culture, and friendly community feel. The area is well-known for its agricultural products, Tokachi beef, and signature sweets. Local bar streets like Kitano-yatai offer a taste of typical northern Japanese nightlife, while the downtown reflects a culturally rich but laid-back urban environment. Easy access via JR Obihiro Station makes this city a convenient stop for travelers exploring Hokkaido’s less-touristy locales. Whether you’re interested in food, cityscapes, or simply want to experience a piece of daily life in Hokkaido, this walking tour is an ideal guide.

Featured route locations include: Kitano-yatai bar street, Umaimon-dori, Tokachi-no-nagaya, Curry Shop Indian (カレーショップインデアン), and JR Obihiro Station. The tour provides a real-time perspective perfect for those planning future visits or hoping to relive memories of travel in Japan’s north.