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List of Best Things to do in Teshikaga
Lake Mashu
Mashu Third Observatory
Mt. Io
Lake Kussharo
Michi-no-Eki Mashu Onsen
Kawayu Eco Museum Center
Tawadaira
Akan-Mashu National Park
Wakoto Natural Trail
Watanabe Experience Farm
Lake Mashu:Untouched Hokkaido
Teshikaga Town: Lake Mashu
With an unearthly blue so unique that it is called “Mashu blue”, Lake Mashu will make you feel like you’re in another world.
Lake Mashu is located 11km from Teshikaga Town and 12km from Kawayu Hot Springs. The surface of the lake is 351m above sea level, with a circumference of around 20km, an area of 19.2km2 and a depth of 211.4m at its deepest point. It is the world's clearest caldera lake. The lake is surrounded by 300-400m-high cliffs with an average gradient of 45 degrees - steeper than you'll see around any other lake. Lake Mashu is renowned for its mist, and for the way its water level mysteriously remains the same even though no rivers flow in or out. With almost no impurities, the water of Lake Mashu looks like it has been dyed in indigo. Its deep blue color is so unique that it is called Mashu blue. The area around Lake Mashu has been designated as a special protected area, even by national park standards, to protect the incredible nature. Untouched by human hands (people are prohibited from entering the immediate surroundings), this beautiful, rugged, mysterious lake amazes everyone who gazes upon it from the various viewpoints nearby.
Untouched Hokkaido
Eastern Hokkaido has a history and geography all of its own. Despite its location in Japan, it is actually on the North American tectonic plate, and as a result it is full of extremely rare plant life. Eastern Hokkaido locals have coexisted for generations with the area's rare wildlife and the nature in the national parks that those animals call home, and as a result there are many natural areas that are untouched by human hands.
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阿寒湖 北海道 Lake Akan Hokkaido JAPAN
Lake Akan 阿寒湖 is a lake in Kushiro, Hokkaidō, Japan. It is located in Akan National Park and is a Ramsar Site.
Akan town 阿寒町 is located at the lake side. As of September 30, 2004 it had an estimated population of 6,518 and an area of 739.25 km². The name comes from an Ainu word meaning Eternal or unchanging.
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北海道 硫黄山 #1 14/Jul/2014 Hokkaido Mount Io / Monte Io, Hokkaido Japón
Boiling water spring with a temperature of 100oC. Io means Sulfur. This place smells sulfur as its name means.
Agua termal con la temperatura de 100oC. Io significa Azufre. Este lugar uele a azufre.
Teshikaga-Town, Hokkaido, Japan 14/July/2014
Mt. Io:Untouched Hokkaido/硫黄山
Teshikaga Town: Mt. Io
Stand inches away from the pulse of the earth
With the distinctive smell of sulfur and alpine plants at much lower altitudes than they usually grow, Mt. Io is like a scene from another planet. Mt. Io is located around 3km from Kawayu Hot Springs, and is called Atosa-nupuri (bare mountain) in Ainu. To this day, sulfur plumes rise from various areas of the mountain, with an incredible rumbling sound. Large-scale sulfur mining once took place here, which played a significant role in Teshikaga Town's development.
Parking is free during the winter (late November to early April).
Parking fees apply during summer: 200 for a motorcycle, 500 for a car, 1,000 for a minibus, 2,000 for a large bus
*Mt. Io is currently closed to the public for safety reasons, as there is currently a risk of falling rocks.
Untouched Hokkaido
Eastern Hokkaido has a history and geography all of its own. Despite its location in Japan, it is actually on the North American tectonic plate, and as a result it is full of extremely rare plant life. Eastern Hokkaido locals have coexisted for generations with the area's rare wildlife and the nature in the national parks that those animals call home, and as a result there are many natural areas that are untouched by human hands.
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Untouched Hokkaido ダイジェスト(Winter)
Welcome to Eastern Hokkaido, an incredibly beautiful area filled with rare wildlife and natural wonders.
The area is blessed with an abundance of pure, natural water that transforms the landscape throughout the seasons.
Sarorun Kamuy
The Kushiro area is home to the natural habitat of the red-crowned crane, a designated special natural monument that was once called “sarorun kamuy”, which means “spirits that live in the marshlands”, by the native Ainu people.
Cape Kirakotan
Cape Kirakotan is a designated national natural monument area, and its name originates from when the marshland was still part of the ocean, 6 thousand years ago. It was found to be a natural breeding ground of the red crowned crane that was previously thought to be extinct.
Sunset Cruise
Kushiro is said to have one of the three most beautiful sunsets in the world, and the best place to see it is from a boat.
Robatayaki
Robatayaki is a style of cooking that is unique to the port town of Kushiro, and these restaurants are the perfect place to enjoy amazing food and delicious sake with friendly locals.
Sake : Fukutsukasa
Established in 1919, Fukutsukasa sake brewery blends delicious local spring water with the finest natural ingredients to create a wide variety of sakes.
Snowshoeing
Snowshoeing along the banks of Akan River brings you to a natural oasis that attracts many wild animals, a mystical place where the Ainu believed the spirits of fire and water coexist.
Ainu Culture
Ainu are the indigenous people of Hokkaido, who believe that spirits exist in nature. The culture and customs of the Ainu people remain strong in the Akan region.
Lake Kussharo
Lake Kussharo is the largest caldera lake in Japan and is home to a large number of wild swans that keep warm through the harsh winter near the natural hot springs.
Mt. Iou
Mt. Iou vents plumes of sulfurous steam through volcanic craters in the mountain side, creating a strong smell of sulfur in the surrounding area.
Kawayu Hot Spring
Hotels in Kawayu Onsen area draw their hot spring water from the same pure source, so abundant that even the river that flows through the town stems from natural volcanic springs.
Lake Mashu
The lake water is so pure it is said to be the second clearest water in the world, and the lake surface has a distinctively beautiful color known as Mashu blue.
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A Japanese Crane stands in the twilight at Lake Furen
5月上旬、夕暮れの風連湖畔で餌をついばむ抱卵期の丹頂鶴を撮影した。
【自然と温泉とおいしさと】弟子屈の摩周湖
弟子屈町と清里町にある摩周湖。世界で2番目の透明度を持つ神秘の湖できます。摩周湖に3つある展望台からの様子です。
32 「北のサファイア 摩周湖」てしかが極寒CMコンテスト応募作品
例年１月下旬から２月中旬にかけて結氷が始まる摩周湖。
その結氷の模様は刻々と変わり、まさに自然のアートです。
湖面全体に薄氷が張ってくると、その輝きはさらに美しくなります。
一度見たら一生の思い出になるような景色を見に、ぜひ弟子屈町にお越しください。