Former National Railways Shihoro Line Concrete Arch Bridges

Located in the Daisetsuyama National Park, there is a ski area where you can enjoy majestic views and the best quality powder snow in the country. There is also a good-value ski pack, which includes a set of accommodation at Nukabira Gensen Township and a lift day ticket.

The Japanese National Railways Shihoro Line, which was opened from Obihiro to Tokatsu Sankō, was abolished in 1987. The history of the residents carved in the Shihoro Line and the long and harsh northern railway, which displays a number of tools actually used. Also set up a photo panel that showcased various episodes. On the large TV screen, you can enjoy the observation video of the driver's platform for each section. We also provide guidance such as the latest information of Hokkaido Heritage and Arch Bridge. In the summer, there is a trolley operation on the site.

A walking path of about 8.5km from Kamishihoro-cho Railway Museum through the shores of Lake Nukahira to Metsep in the direction of Sankata. It is a walking path using the former Japanese National Railways Shihoro Line, also known as a mountain railway, and is a nature-rich walking path that can be reached across concrete arch bridges such as the Nukahira River Bridge and the Sanno Sawa Bridge. There is also a point on the way where you can tour the bridge of the Taushbetsu River, which is also known as a phantom bridge.