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Kitami Mint Memorial Museum and Mint Distillation Hall
Kitami once produced 70 percent of the world's mint. The distillation equipment and history are preserved here.
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Abashiri Beer
Craft beer from Abashiri. It is known for products in a color inspired by drift ice.
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Yubari City Coal Mine Museum
It tells the history of Yubari's coal mines. Visitors can see how coal was mined in a mock mine gallery.
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Former Taiheiyo Coal Mine Exhibition Hall
An exhibition hall that tells of the Taiheiyo Coal Mine in Kushiro. It was the undersea coal mine that survived longest in Japan.
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Mikasa Railway Village and Mikasa City Museum
They cover the history of railways and coal mining in Mikasa. Facilities and rolling stock of the former Horonai Line remain.
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Ten ni Tsuzuku Michi (the Road to Heaven)
A road that runs dead straight across the hills of Shari. It holds its line for some 28 kilometres, and the far end appears to dissolve into the sky.
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Shirogane Blue Pond
A pond created as a by-product of works built to hold back volcanic mudflows. Minerals dissolved in the water scatter the light, and the depth of blue shifts with the season and the weather.
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Mount Yotei (Ezo Fuji)
Its even cone has earned it the name Ezo Fuji. Spring water is abundant around its base and has long supplied the villages below.
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Shikaribetsu-ko Kotei Senro
The highest lake in Hokkaido. It freezes over in winter, and the ice formations that appear on its surface have become a fixture of the season.
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Kamui Misaki
The tip of the Shakotan Peninsula. A narrow path follows the ridge of a cliff about 80 metres high, with sea on both sides.
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Lake Mashu
A caldera lake known for the clarity of its water. Fog is frequent, and visitors often leave without ever seeing the surface.
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Kushiro Shitsugen National Park
Japan's largest marsh. Red-crowned cranes breed here, and the Kushiro River meanders across it toward the Pacific.
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Cape Nosappu
The easternmost cape on Japan's main islands. The sun reaches it earlier than anywhere else in the country, and the Habomai islands lie offshore.
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Hokkaido Ballpark F Village
A stay-and-play complex built around a ballpark. Alongside the games there is food, lodging and a hot spring.
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Jet Coaster Road
A straight road that rides up and down the hills of Kamifurano. The size of the undulations gave it its nickname.
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Daisetsuzan Asahidake Ropeway
A ropeway toward the 2,291-metre summit of Hokkaido's highest peak. Alpine plants are abundant around Sugatami Pond.
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Kushiro Shitsugen Norokko-go
A sightseeing train that runs along the edge of Kushiro Marsh. Carriages with open windows let the air of the marsh in.
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Biba Bridge
A bridge near the mouth of the Kushiro River. Statues representing the four seasons stand on its railings, and it is known for its sunsets.
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Rin'yū Asaichi
A morning market by the sea in Otaru. Fresh fish sits alongside dried and cured goods, and the eating houses open early.
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Lake Saroma
Hokkaido's largest lake. A long sandbar separates this brackish lagoon from the Sea of Okhotsk, and scallop farming is active here.
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Ningle Terrace
A village of small huts scattered through the woods. Each hut doubles as the workshop of a craftsperson.