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The Akancho district is known as the original artificial feeding place of the Japanese crane, and there are displays and a picture corner explaining the ecology of the Japanese crane in the center. Feeding is carried out between November and March, and you can observe wild Japanese cranes in the annex building.
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Michi-no-Eki “Akan Tancho no Sato (Crane’s Terrace) There are tourist information, local product sales corner.
Japanese Crane Observation Center Because it is a feeding station, about 250 cranes gather in winter in search of food.
Kushiro Tourism & International Relations Center There is the Kushiro Tourism Convention Association, and the sightseeing brochure.
Marimo Exhibition and Observation Center Because it is alive algae.
Kushiro City Red-crowned Crane Natural Park It is a park protecting the Red-crowned Crane.
Sokodai penketoo in the foreground and panketoo in the back.
Lake Taro and Jiro A beautiful landscape. 10 minutes to climb Taro Lake, and even 10 minutes to Jiro Lake.
Mt. O’akan-dake About 6 hours back and forth to the top of the mountain. Altitude 1370 m
Mt. Me’Akan-dake At an altitude of 1499 m and by Ainu lenguage called machineshiri.
There are several trailheads, but from trailhead Lake Onneto are also used.
Restaurant Izumiya Main Store "Supakatsu" of volume full which has become a topic for tourists as well.
