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Kaiyomaru Memorial Museum
Ordered from the Netherlands by the Tokugawa shogunate to strengthen the Edo period naval forces, …
  • Matsumae, Esashi, Okushiri
Kaiyomaru Memorial Museum
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Daioji Temple
Daioji Temple (Watari Date Family Temple) is one of the only open temples in Hokkaido, where you c…
  • Area around Toya, Noboribetsu, and Hidaka
Daioji Temple
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Toyosaki Konpira Shrine
The village of Shosanbetsu is located along a stretch of the Sea of Japan’s coast.  Run…
  • Wakkanai, Rishiri, Rebun, Rumoi
Toyosaki Konpira Shrine
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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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Di-Maccio Art Museum
The Di-Maccio Museum of Art opened in 2010 as the Di-Maccio Museum of Art after renovating the for…
  • Area around Toya, Noboribetsu, and Hidaka
Di-Maccio Art Museum
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Kaiyodai Observatory
About 15 km from the center of Nakashibetsu. Beyond the townscape and the grid-patterned windbreak…
  • Kushiro, Lake Akan, Lake Mashu, Nemuro
Kaiyodai Observatory
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Kunimare Sake Brewery
Kunimare Sake Brewery is the northernmost sake brewery in Mashike Town along the Sea of Japan that…
  • Wakkanai, Rishiri, Rebun, Rumoi
Kunimare Sake Brewery
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Esanuka Line
The Esanuka Line is a stunning straight road stretching for about 16km through the wide-open lands…
  • Wakkanai, Rishiri, Rebun, Rumoi
Esanuka Line
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Mt. Meakan
Mt. Meakan is part of a stratovolcanic group consisting of eight volcanoes within the Akan-Mashu N…
  • Kushiro, Lake Akan, Lake Mashu, Nemuro
Mt. Meakan
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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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Cape Sukoton
The northernmost cape of Rebun Island is the island's most scenic spot, where the cliffs of th…
  • Wakkanai, Rishiri, Rebun, Rumoi
Cape Sukoton
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Former Hanadake Banya
From 1868 to 1950, the coasts along the Sea of Japan made herring fishers wealthy and prosperous. …
  • Wakkanai, Rishiri, Rebun, Rumoi
Former Hanadake Banya
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Kottaro Marsh Observatory
This area, known as the "sample of Kushiro Marsh," features primitive rivers, ponds, and…
  • Kushiro, Lake Akan, Lake Mashu, Nemuro
Kottaro Marsh Observatory
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Cape Erimo Wind Museum
Cape Erimo is one of Japan's most prominent strong wind areas, experiencing winds of over 10 m…
  • Area around Toya, Noboribetsu, and Hidaka
Cape Erimo Wind Museum
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Himenuma
Himenuma, or “Hime Marsh”, on the northern Rishiri Island, is surrounded by primeval f…
  • Wakkanai, Rishiri, Rebun, Rumoi
Himenuma
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Miyajima-numa
Located northeast of Sapporo City in Bibai City, Miyajima-numa is a wetland designated under the R…
  • Area around Sapporo
Miyajima-numa
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Former Site of Sendai Clan Manor House
The fort on the site of this museum, the Sendai Shiraoi Motojinya, was originally built in 1856 to…
  • Area around Toya, Noboribetsu, and Hidaka
Former Site of Sendai Clan Manor House
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Momoiwa Observation Deck
Rebun Island is the perfect spot for adventurers looking for a rugged mountain trail and stunning …
  • Wakkanai, Rishiri, Rebun, Rumoi
Momoiwa Observation Deck
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Onuma Bird House (Onuma Wild Bird Observatory)
In autumn, swans fly to Onuma as a stopover on their migration to their wintering grounds, and in …
  • Wakkanai, Rishiri, Rebun, Rumoi
Onuma Bird House (Onuma Wild Bird Observatory)
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Kiyosato Shochu Distillery
When you think of Kiyosato, a peaceful town in eastern Hokkaido, what comes to mind is likely its …
  • Shiretoko, Abashiri, Monbetsu
Kiyosato Shochu Distillery
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