Shiretoko Nature Office

A waterfall along Route 334 on the way to Utoro from Shari town. It is a waterfall with a height of about 30m and a width of about 30m, which is said to be "Oshunku Ushi (a land with a large population of pines in the lower reaches of the river)" in the Ainu language. It is also called Futami Falls because it flows down bifurcated from the middle. Stairs are maintained from the waterfall to the observation point, and from the observation deck set above the waterfall, the view of the falling waterfall and the Sea of Okhotsk is wonderful. It is one of the eight views of Shiretoko, and has also been selected as one of the 100 waterfalls in Japan.

A publicly owned hot spring bathing facility that stands on high ground overlooking the port of Utoro. It is a lodge-style building surrounded by standing trees and is open only from June to October. Open-air baths provided facing the sea for both men and women are well received. In particular, the view of the Sea of Okhotsk while bathing is emotional. Nearby is the Kokuso Chido camp, where campers often stop by.

A seafood retail store that sells fresh seafood and homemade marine products at a cheap price. Popular is the service that boils the sea crabs (market value) selected from the store, and sends them out via refrigerated flights without being frozen once. In summer, raw sea urchins and live scallops (both market values) can also be shipped locally.