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A road in Wakkanai laid with crushed scallop shells. The white surface runs about three kilometres over the hills toward the sea.
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A road in Wakkanai laid with crushed scallop shells. The white surface runs about three kilometres over the hills toward the sea.
The cape where the Hidaka range sinks into the sea. Windy days are the norm, and a facility here lets visitors feel that wind.
A pass where the old provinces of Ishikari, Tokachi and Kitami meet. Below lies a sea of trees crossed by a single bridge.
An observation point at a pass 525 metres above sea level. It takes in Lake Kussharo and the mountains beyond.
A hilltop lookout over Kushiro Marsh. Also called Daikanbo, it draws people at dusk.
A Kushiro market that opened in 1954. It is known for the katte-don, a bowl of rice topped with sashimi of your own choosing.
A Sapporo market beside the Sosei River. It began in the Meiji era and still has fishmongers and greengrocers side by side.
A lavender farm that began as a crop grown for perfume. In July the hillside turns purple.
A cemetery where lavender covers the slope and a great Buddha shows only its head above it. Designed by Tadao Ando.
A garden laid out in bands of flowers across the hills of Biei. Stripes of colour run over some 15 hectares.
A market on a triangular plot right beside Otaru Station. About 20 shops line a steep slope.
Japan's northernmost zoo. It is known for arranging its enclosures so that the animals' movement can be seen.
A shore that appears at the end of a short tunnel cut through rock. The colour of the Shakotan sea shows well from here.
The principal peak of the Daisetsuzan range. It is reckoned the first mountain in Japan to turn to autumn colour.
Japan's first monastery for men, opened in 1896. An avenue of cedars climbs to it.
A cape on Hakodate's southern tip facing the Tsugaru Strait. The grave of the poet Takuboku Ishikawa's family stands nearby.
A distillery opened in 1934 by Masataka Taketsuru. The pot stills are still heated over direct coal fires.
The cape at the northern tip of the Shakotan Peninsula. From the lookout you see Shimamui Coast and the Shakotan sea.
A 1956 observation tower at the east end of Odori Park, looking straight down the length of the park.
An icebreaker that pushes through the winter Sea of Okhotsk, cracking ice at the bow as it enters the drift-ice field.
A resort at the foot of the Hidaka Mountains, with a viewing terrace built for watching the sea of clouds.
The southern tip of Muroran's Etomo Peninsula. Cliffs about 100 metres high run along the shore, and the horizon shows its curve.
A gorge the Ishikari River cut through rock. The Ainu held it to be where gods dwell; the old station building remains.
A horse theme park in Tomakomai. Besides riding and carriage rides, there are wide gardens to walk.