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The airport is complete with hot springs, cinemas, gourmet dining, and souvenir shops, enriching your Hokkaido experience from the moment you land.

The Higashitaisetsu Nature Center brings together two facilities — the Nukabira Gensenkyo Visitor Center and the Kamisihoro Town Higashitaisetsu Museum. Together, they share the natural beauty, history, and cultural heritage of the eastern region of Daisetsuzan National Park.

Inside, visitors can explore the unique ecosystems of this vast mountain area through engaging exhibits that highlight its flora, fauna, and seasonal transformations. Knowledgeable guides and interactive displays offer deeper insight into the harmony between local life and nature in this highland region.

Whether you’re planning a hiking trip, relaxing in the nearby hot springs of Nukabira, or simply admiring the serene landscapes, this is the perfect starting point for your journey into the heart of eastern Hokkaido.

Nestled on the southwestern shore of Lake Nukabira, Nukabira Hot Spring Village is a peaceful hot spring resort embraced by pristine forests. The area is blessed with abundant natural hot spring water, and every inn here offers baths with pure, free-flowing hot spring sources — no recycling or reheating.

Visitors can soak in the soothing waters while listening to the sounds of nature and gazing at the tranquil landscape of the surrounding mountains. Each season paints a different picture — from the fresh greens of spring and deep summer forests to the fiery autumn leaves and serene winter snow. It’s an ideal destination for travelers seeking relaxation and a genuine connection with Hokkaido’s wild beauty.

Nukabira Onsen Nakamuraya is a charming inn known for its nostalgic atmosphere and heartfelt hospitality. The moment you step inside, you’ll feel a sense of warmth — as if time slows down and you’ve returned to a simpler, gentler era.

One of the highlights here is the mixed open-air bath, where guests can experience a truly magical moment. There’s a special button that turns off the bath’s lights, allowing the night sky to unfold above you in breathtaking clarity. On a clear evening, countless stars fill the sky — a view so vivid it feels close enough to touch.

From the comforting scent of wood throughout the inn to the delicious meals made with local Hokkaido ingredients, every detail at Nakamuraya reflects the owners’ dedication to creating a relaxing, memorable stay in harmony with nature.

Ride across “the Roof of Hokkaido” on an E-Bike! This thrilling cycling tour takes you up to Mikuni Pass, standing at an elevation of 1,139 meters — one of Hokkaido’s most stunning autumn foliage spots. With the smooth electric assist of your E-Bike, you can enjoy the exhilarating climb effortlessly while soaking in breathtaking mountain views and crisp highland air.

Along the way, the landscape unfolds dramatically — from lush forests and deep valleys to panoramic vistas that seem to stretch endlessly. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider, this tour offers a perfect balance of adventure and comfort, letting you fully experience the grandeur of Hokkaido’s natural scenery.

Lake Shikaribetsu, located within Daisetsuzan National Park, is known as the “Lake in the Sky” — the highest natural lake in Hokkaido. Surrounded by untouched wilderness, it offers a mystical landscape where mountains and sky blend seamlessly into the water’s surface. The lake’s calm, mirror-like beauty changes with each season, from lush summer greens to shimmering autumn colors and serene winter snow.

Beyond its breathtaking scenery, Lake Shikaribetsu is also a popular destination for outdoor activities such as canoeing, hiking, and winter ice experiences. Whether you come for adventure or tranquility, this hidden gem invites you to feel the pure spirit of Hokkaido’s great outdoors.

This half-day adventure combines the best of both worlds — kayaking and trekking in the heart of nature. Start by paddling a stable two-seater kayak across the calm waters of Lake Shikaribetsu, surrounded by deep green forests and mountain reflections. After crossing the lake, enjoy a short round-trip trek of just under 1 km to reach Lake Shinonome, a hidden gem embraced by untouched woodland.

The journey offers a rare sense of peace, as if you’ve stepped into a world where time moves gently with the rhythm of the forest and water. Perfect for nature lovers, this experience lets you feel the true tranquility of Hokkaido’s wilderness through both motion and stillness.

Hotel Nupka Hanare is a fully renovated historic hotel that beautifully blends nostalgic charm with modern Tokachi style.

Its calm, cozy spaces invite guests to relax and feel connected to local life.

From handcrafted furnishings to meals made with Tokachi-grown ingredients, every detail reflects the region’s creativity and warmth.

A stay here offers a gentle rhythm of comfort — an authentic taste of Tokachi’s hospitality and craftsmanship.