Trappist Monastery
Japan's first monastery for men, opened in 1896. An avenue of cedars climbs to it.
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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.
A waterfall beside the national road toward Shiretoko. Partway down the flow splits in two.
A long, thin spit of sand. Migratory birds stop here, and Kunashiri Island is visible across the water.
A ropeway up 532-metre Mount Tengu, with the city and bay of Otaru below the summit.
Racing in which horses haul heavy sledges — found nowhere else in the world. Held at Obihiro Racecourse.
A retail strip beside the wholesale market, lined with fish shops and small restaurants.
A long, narrow park running east to west through the city, laid out in 1871 as a firebreak.
A rise from which Lake Toya, Mount Usu and Showa-shinzan can all be seen at once.
A ropeway up 531-metre Mount Moiwa, with the city and the Ishikari Plain spread out from the summit.
A winery making wine from Yoichi grapes, with a shop and tour facilities.
A lookout above Lake Mashu. Town lights are far off, so the stars show well at night.
A hilltop building overlooking the marsh, shaped after yachibozu, the grass hummocks that form there.
Lakes and ponds formed when an eruption of Mount Komagatake dammed a river. Bridges link the islands for walking.