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Cape Kamui
Cape Kamui is an 80-meter-high cape that juts out into the Sea of Japan from the northwestern part…
  • Area around Otaru, Niseko
Cape Kamui
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Lake Akan
A caldera lake formed by a volcanic eruption about 150,000 years ago. Four islands—Oshima, K…
  • Kushiro, Lake Akan, Lake Mashu, Nemuro
Lake Akan
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Akanko Ainu Kotan
Located in a corner of the Lake Akan hot spring resort area, "Akanko Ainu Kotan" is one …
  • Kushiro, Lake Akan, Lake Mashu, Nemuro
Akanko Ainu Kotan
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The Ainu Culture Promotion Center - Sapporo Pirikakotan
The Ainu Culture Promotion Center, also known as the Sapporo Pirka Kotan (which means “beaut…
  • Sapporo/Jozankei
The Ainu Culture Promotion Center - Sapporo Pirikakotan
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Kamuy Kotan
Meaning "the place where gods reside" in the Ainu language, Kamui Kotan was also selecte…
  • Asahikawa, Sounkyo, Tenninkyo
Kamuy Kotan
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Akanko Ainu Theater Ikor
Ancient Dance / Lost Kamuy: held all year longThe ancient dance performances of the Ainu (Hokkaido…
  • Kushiro, Lake Akan, Lake Mashu, Nemuro
Akanko Ainu Theater Ikor
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World Natural Heritage Site, Shiretoko
Located in eastern Hokkaido, Shiretoko features mountains over 1,000 meters high running through t…
  • Shiretoko, Abashiri, Monbetsu
World Natural Heritage Site, Shiretoko
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Kamuiwakka Hot Falls
Kamuiwakka Hot Spring Falls is a secluded outdoor hot spring river that sits at the center of the …
  • Shiretoko, Abashiri, Monbetsu
Kamuiwakka Hot Falls
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Upopoy National Ainu Museum and Park
As a center for the revival and development of Ainu culture, this facility is a place to learn abo…
  • Area around Toya, Noboribetsu, and Hidaka
Upopoy National Ainu Museum and Park
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Shiretoko Goko Lakes
Shiretoko Goko, one of the Shiretoko Eight Sights, is a series of five enchanting lakes surrounded…
  • Shiretoko, Abashiri, Monbetsu
Shiretoko Goko Lakes
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Kawamura Kaneto Ainu Memorial Museum
Japan’s oldest Ainu (Hokkaido’s indigenous population) memorial hall, the Kawamura Kan…
  • Asahikawa, Sounkyo, Tenninkyo
Kawamura Kaneto Ainu Memorial Museum
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Hokkaido Museum of Northern Peoples
Come to the Hokkaido Museum of Northern Peoples to learn about life in northern climates throughou…
  • Shiretoko, Abashiri, Monbetsu
Hokkaido Museum of Northern Peoples
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Hakodate City Museum of Northern Peoples
This museum displays fascinating artifacts relating to the northern peoples of Hokkaido, including…
  • Hakodate, area around Hakodate
Hakodate City Museum of Northern Peoples
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Usu-Zenkoji Temple
Founded in 826, in 1613 Matsumae Keihiro, lord of the Matsumae domain, rebuilt the Nyorai-do hall,…
  • Area around Toya, Noboribetsu, and Hidaka
Usu-Zenkoji Temple
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Asahikawa City Museum
The early history of humankind in the Kamikawa basin in Hokkaido can be traced back approximately …
  • Asahikawa, Sounkyo, Tenninkyo
Asahikawa City Museum
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Cape Shiretoko
Cape Shiretoko is located at the tip of the Shiretoko Peninsula, facing the Sea of Okhotsk. It is …
  • Shiretoko, Abashiri, Monbetsu
Cape Shiretoko
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Nibutani Ainu Culture Museum
This museum exhibits about 1,000 folk tools used by the Ainu people, allowing you to learn about t…
  • Area around Toya, Noboribetsu, and Hidaka
Nibutani Ainu Culture Museum
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Kushiro City Museum
This museum is a treasure trove of discovery, with exciting modern displays arranged around the ce…
  • Kushiro, Lake Akan, Lake Mashu, Nemuro
Kushiro City Museum
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Moyoro Kaizuka-kan (Moyoro Shell Mound Museum)
Hokkaido’s Moyoro Kaizuka-kan (Moyoro Shell Mound Museum) focuses on the lives of the Okhots…
  • Shiretoko, Abashiri, Monbetsu
Moyoro Kaizuka-kan (Moyoro Shell Mound Museum)
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Kitakogane Jomon Archaeological Site
This well-preserved archaeological site dates back to the early Jomon period (5,000 to 3,500 BCE) …
  • Area around Toya, Noboribetsu, and Hidaka
Kitakogane Jomon Archaeological Site
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