Your first visit to Biei
Explore the Blue Pond and Shirahige Falls as separate stops in the Shirogane area. Water color and scenery change with weather and season; check current restrictions and transport first.
Read the guide →Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Explore the Blue Pond and Shirahige Falls as separate stops in the Shirogane area. Water color and scenery change with weather and season; check current restrictions and transport first.
Read the guide →Meet two sides of Taiki through its central roadside station and Bansei Onsen toward the coast. These are separate locations; check travel and return transport for each.
Read the guide →Get to know Takinoue through its flower park and roadside station. The pink landscape belongs to the spring flowering season and varies with timing and weather.
Read the guide →Meet lake and volcanic landscapes at Lake Mashu’s First Observatory and the foot of Mount Io. This is distinct from the Ura-Mashu viewpoint on the Kiyosato side; the guide does not take you to a summit or lakeshore.
Read the guide →Meet waterside surroundings and traces of past life at Kagaminuma Park and Kawaguchi Ruins Forest as separate stops. Check seasonal use and current access at both.
Read the guide →Meet natural formations and local products at Toma Limestone Cave and the town’s roadside station. The cave closes for winter, so check whether it opens on your planned date first.
Read the guide →Visit Sarobetsu Wetland Center and Toyotomi Onsen as separate stops. The guide does not treat the entire wetland as a visitor area within Toyotomi; check currently open areas.
Read the guide →Explore Tsubetsu Pass and the forest setting of Lake Chimikeppu. Check seasonal road conditions and allow time for the separate mountain and lakeside journeys.
Read the guide →Discover local history at Kabato Museum and waterside scenery at Kairaku Park. Their operating seasons differ, so check each destination before visiting.
Read the guide →Plan a winter crane-watching visit around Otowa Bridge and Tsurumidai in Tsurui. Wild birds’ movements vary with season and weather; keep your distance and observe quietly.
Read the guide →Visit Urahoro’s roadside station on Route 38 and Urahoro Shrine. Check the map for the separate stops before combining local souvenir shopping with a shrine visit.
Read the guide →Combine views from Bihoro Pass with local stories at Bihoro Museum. The pass and the museum near town are separate journeys, so check transport and opening times first.
Read the guide →Explore the woodland at Urausu Shrine and the waterside at Tsurunuma Park. Spring flowers and camping facilities have different seasons, so plan for the time of your visit.
Read the guide →Discover mining history at the Coal Mine Museum and river scenery at Takinoue Park. These are separate destinations, so check travel time and seasonal opening arrangements.
Read the guide →Discover Kamiyubetsu Tulip Park and Furusato-kan JRY local museum in Yubetsu. The flower fields are a spring attraction; plan them separately from an autumn visit.
Read the guide →Explore Yuni Garden and views from Fushimidai Park. Flowers and trees change with the seasons; consult the garden’s guidance for your visit period.
Read the guide →Explore Lake Shikotsu’s shore and Chitose Aquarium near the city center. These stops span a broad area beyond the airport, so check travel time and return transport.
Read the guide →Explore preserved prison architecture and exhibits about Okhotsk drift ice in Abashiri. Distinguish the visitor museum from the separate, active prison when planning your route.
Read the guide →Explore Usu Zenkoji Temple and Kitakogane’s archaeological heritage in Date, Hokkaido. Distinguish this city from Date in Fukushima and check transport between the two stops.
Read the guide →Discover Engaru’s landmark Ganbo Rock and the hills of Taiyo-no-Oka Engaru Park. Check seasonal access around the rock and flower areas before planning your visit.
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