Todowara
Todowara and Narawara are trees withered by seawater and wind. Todowara are dead trees of a conifer called Todomatsu (Abies sachalinensis), characterized by their white, slender appearance. Narawara is a dead broadleaf tree called mizunara (Quercus mongolica var. mongolica), which is characterized by its brown and thick appearance. These dead trees are spread along the coastline of Notsuke Peninsula and can be seen when walking along the wooden path. The landscape of dead trees represents the harsh natural environment, but it is also beautiful. Guided tours and tractor-bus tours are available at the Nature Center, but please check in advance as they change with the seasons.
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- Category
- With friends
- Other experiences
- Guys' trip
- Couple
- Travel style
- Activities & Outdoors
- Winter scenery, drift ice
- Animal habitats, plant habitats
- Sea, coast, cape, peninsula, island
- Red leaves, scenic spots, observation platforms
- Natural scenery, spectacular views
- Skiing, snow activities
- Experiences, tours
- Visit seas, rivers, and lakes
- Bird watching
- Travel Inspiration
- Enjoy spectacular views
- Scenic routes
- Nearest airports
General Information
- Postal code
- 〒086-1645
- Address
- 北海道別海町野付
- Telephone Number
- 0153-82-1270（Notsuke Peninsula Nature Center）
- Car Park
- 50 spaces, free
- Directions
- ●By car: About 50 minutes from Nakashibetsu Airport
●By car: 123 km from Kushiro-Higashi IC of Kushiro Sotokan Road via Route 272, about 120 minutes - Website
* Information on facilities is subject to change. Please check each official website for the latest information.
