Roadside Station Mitara Muran (Swan Bridge Bridge Memorial)

A roadside station with views of "Swan-Daibashi", the largest bridge in East Japan. The "Muroran City Shiratori Bridge Memorial Hall" features a corner displaying valuable materials, models and photographs from the design to completion of the Shiratori Bridge, as well as the history of Muroran Port. The observation deck, which can be seen at almost the same height as the line of sight, is also popular as a date spot. In the hall, there are plenty of dining spaces such as restaurants and cafes, and specialty products are also sold. "Muroran Curry Ramen" and "Muroran Urra no Pudding", which makes rich soup addictive, are well received.

The largest suspension bridge in East Japan, spanning the port of Muroran. As the name suggests, the soft form that swans spread their wings is impressive. The light-up is by LED electric lights mounted on work railings across the 1380m-long main cable and LED floodlights on two main towers extending straight from the sea surface. These lights shine a Swan White light on the evening darkness to float beautifully.

A scenic spot that has also been selected as one of the "Muroran Hakkei". "Toccarisho" means "seal rock" in the Ainu language, and the rough landscape of cliffs and rock formations 80m at sea level over 580m, and the rough landscape of the precipice woven with green spaces and rock formations in the surrounding area. It is designated as the outside coast of Meishatsu Pirikanoka Etomo Peninsula.