List of articles of Okhotsk area
Michinoeki (Roadside Station) Aioi
The local sweet food called kumayaki is popular.
Meet in Tsubetsu
(Accommodation experience exchange facility)
The training and research facilities comprise of 22 rooms including the main building and new buildings.
Sansan-kan
(Tsubetsu-cho Multi-purpose Center)
Tsubetsu-cho Multi-purpose Center
Tsubetsu Glestain Ski Resort
(Summer skiing)
There is a skiing area for use in summer wher you can slide down on an artificial mat covered slopeartificial mat using roller skis.
Shigechan Land
It is the private art museum with a mysterious atmosphere.
Nonno-no-Mori (Citizens’ Forest Nature Park)
You can relax, and enjoy forest therapy.
Tsubetsu Forest of the 21st Century (Campsite)
You can come in contact with the trees and nature in various styles.
Giant Oak Tree (Futaba Oak)
The power spot that is not inferior to Yaku cedar of Yakushima either, the best Quercus crispula large oak tree.
The twins’ cherry blossoms
Please come see them when they are in full blossom.
Rokumei Waterfall
The waterfall of the Chimikeppu River.
Tsubetsu
Tsubetsu, the so-called town of lumber between Kitami and Kushiro.
Moritsubetsu Hotel
Alkaline spring quality hot water for beauty.
Shiretoko
A town of Shiretoko National Park which is world natural heritage.
Michi-no-Eki “Ryuhyo-kaido Abashiri”
At this Information Station you can get all the info you need about Abashiri the town of sightseeing.
Kamuiwakka Hot Falls
it is like a hot spring where the whole river flows.
Oshinkoshin Waterfall
It is one of "100 waterfalls in Japan".
Bihoro Museum
Exhibits on the theme of nature, history and agriculture around Bihoro Town.
Bihoro Pass Observatory
From the observation deck of altitude 525 m, you can see "Lake Karudera ", the largest caldera lake in Japan, "Iwo Jima" which erupts plume and "Shiretoko mountain peak" far away.
Holland Windmill
Approximately 220 varieties and 1,200,000 tulips will bloom in the Kamiyuubetsu Tulip Park.
Garinko Station
It is the station of the drift ice icebreaker 'Garinko-gō'.
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