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Lake Saroma
知床・網走・紋別エリア
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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知床・網走・紋別エリア
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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洞爺・登別・日高近郊エリア
A caldera lake formed by volcanic activity. Nakajima island sits in the water, and sculptures line the shore.
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富良野・美瑛近郊エリア
A village of small huts scattered through the woods. Each hut doubles as the workshop of a craftsperson.
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函館・函館近郊エリア
A cobbled slope running straight down to Hakodate harbour. The sea and the ferry lie directly ahead.
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函館・函館近郊エリア
A mountain wedged between the Tsugaru Strait and Hakodate Bay. The sea presses in from both sides, giving the night view its pinched shape.
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小樽・ニセコ近郊エリア
A canal dug for loading cargo. After it fell out of use a plan to fill it in was met with a citizens' campaign, and half of it was kept.
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稚内・利尻・礼文・留萌エリア
A straight road across the tableland of Sarufutsu. No signals, no buildings, only pasture and sky.
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十勝・帯広エリア
One of the largest public pastures in Japan. A terrace on the hill looks out over the Tokachi plain.
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洞爺・登別・日高近郊エリア
A mountain pushed up out of a wheat field. It rose over two years from 1943, and steam still escapes from its flanks.
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札幌・定山渓エリア
A wooden building put up as the drill hall of Sapporo Agricultural College. The clock has been running since 1881.
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札幌・定山渓エリア
Tree-lined avenues on the Hokkaido University campus. The poplars were planted in the Meiji era; the ginkgos form a yellow tunnel in autumn.
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旭川・層雲峡・天人峡エリア
A gorge running some 24 kilometres along the upper Ishikari River. Cliffs of columnar jointing close in on both banks.
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釧路・阿寒湖・摩周湖・根室エリア
Japan's largest caldera lake. Dig into the sand at the shore and hot water seeps up; swans gather here in winter.
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釧路・阿寒湖・摩周湖・根室エリア
A cliff cape in Hamanaka. Its formal name is Cape Yuyu, and sea otters and seals appear offshore.
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洞爺・登別・日高近郊エリア
A nearly circular crater lake east of Noboribetsu. No river flows in or out, and the water is known for its purity.
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稚内・利尻・礼文・留萌エリア
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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洞爺・登別・日高近郊エリア
The cape where the Hidaka range sinks into the sea. Windy days are the norm, and a facility here lets visitors feel that wind.
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十勝・帯広エリア
A pass where the old provinces of Ishikari, Tokachi and Kitami meet. Below lies a sea of trees crossed by a single bridge.
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知床・網走・紋別エリア
An observation point at a pass 525 metres above sea level. It takes in Lake Kussharo and the mountains beyond.
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釧路・阿寒湖・摩周湖・根室エリア
A hilltop lookout over Kushiro Marsh. Also called Daikanbo, it draws people at dusk.
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釧路・阿寒湖・摩周湖・根室エリア
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.
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札幌・定山渓エリア
A Sapporo market beside the Sosei River. It began in the Meiji era and still has fishmongers and greengrocers side by side.
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富良野・美瑛近郊エリア
A lavender farm that began as a crop grown for perfume. In July the hillside turns purple.
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札幌・定山渓エリア
A cemetery where lavender covers the slope and a great Buddha shows only its head above it. Designed by Tadao Ando.
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