Japanese Crane (Tsuru) Viewing In Kushiro Shitsugen National Park
Reduced to a population of over a dozen, the Japanese crane became endangered as a result of indiscriminate hunting. Thanks…
Reduced to a population of over a dozen, the Japanese crane became endangered as a result of indiscriminate hunting. Thanks…
Located at the very center of Hokkaido (43゜20′ N. lat., 142゜23′ E. long.), the city is known as “the naval…
JapanGuides.net Shaped like an arched prawn, the Notsuke Peninsula is a shoestring peninsula that stretches approximately 28 km from the…
JapanGuides.net Kushiro, the largest city in eastern Hokkaido, is a marine food production center that boasts one of the top…
Shiretoko National Park is often called the last pristine land to be left in Japan. Severe weather conditions and the…
Roads extend only halfway up the Shiretoko Peninsula’s 63-km length. The peninsula, which juts into the Sea of Okhotsk, boasts…
Daisetsuzan (Taisetsuzan) National Park is at the center of Hokkaido and the largest national park in Japan. At the centre…
JapanGuides.net The Chitose city is located in middle south of Hokkaido Japan and it is close to Sapporo where is…
Hakodate City (Hakodate-shi) was founded in 1454, when Kono Kaganokami Masamichi, the head of a powerful family, built a palace…
If you’re wanting to reset and heal both body and soul at the same time, then an onsen (hot springs…
Daisetsuzan (Taisetsuzan) National Park is at the center of Hokkaido and is the largest national park in Japan. At the…
The Japan Environment Agency, in an effort to protect wildlife in danger of extinction, has founded a number of wildlife…
This city, the second largest in Hokkaido, is roughly at the center of the Kamikawa Basin. Under the system of…
Japan’s northernmost city, Wakkanai sits on a cape, which juts out northward into the Soya Straits, and is the major…
There are various forms of transport in Hakodate. The trams, or streetcars are the most convenient way of getting to…
The name “Shikaoi” is based on the Ainu word “kuteku’ushi” (to chase after deers). In ancient times, deers were easily…
JapanGuides.net Spring water of Fukidashi Park in Kyogoku, at the foot of Mt. Yotei, was selected in 1985 as one…
JapanGuides.net The beautiful green roof and brick contrast the religious institution; the Trappistine convent was built to house only nuns…
JapanGuides.net Susukino is one of Japan’s largest entertainment districts, serving sushi and other local cuisine, clubs, bars, and “karaoke” venues….
JapanGuides.net Many buildings in and around Motomachi have been designated as landmarks. Thus, the district attests to the history of…
Daisetsuzan (Taisetsuzan) National Park is at the center of Hokkaido and the largest national park in Japan. At the centre…