Ranking of Hokkaido attractions in September

After arriving in Hokkaido, I chose a one-day tour of Hokkaido with Ctrip, participating in the Lake Toya route and the Furano route, while I went to Otaru by myself. Advantages: No need to research complex routes for the one-day tour, and it is quite cost-effective. Recommended ranking: Otaru Aquarium, Shukutsu Observatory, Otaru Canal Boating on Lake Toya Lake Toya Observatory Lake Shikotsu, Cape Chikyu Noboribetsu Hell Valley, not recommended in summer, quite boring Biei's flower fields in late August are already desolate, and the area is super small, not much to see Blue Pond, a spot where you just take a photo and it's over, not worth a special trip Shirahige Falls, same situation as above Farm Tomita in Furano, although the flowers have withered, the overall layout is exquisite, and the lavender-related items in the shops are also interesting. Overall, it is more decent than Biei. Summary: On a good weather day, you can see Shakotan Blue at Otaru Aquarium, no need to spend a long time going to Cape Kamui Regretfully, I couldn't go to the Blue Cave due to strong waves Next time I come to Hokkaido in summer, I will stay in Otaru for one night. The one-day tour was too rushed, and the shops on the commercial street closed at 6 PM. I didn't get to visit the music box shop or Kitaichi Glass, which is a pity. Food: Went to Nemuro Hana, super cost-effective Went to Tokusho, highly recommended, excellent quality, low price Also had yakitori, couldn't get into Nemuro Hana on the first day, so I randomly found a place on the street, and every skewer was delicious Sapporo beer is so good, the foam is like cream, and it doesn't have the bitterness of domestic beer. I had a big glass with every meal. Compared to Otaru whiskey, I prefer it more. Otaru Sankaku Market stops taking orders at 4:30 PM. I randomly found a place on the street and had a seafood bowl, which was also good. No need to specifically check in at a particular place!!