Drifutacloth Marsh Center

Info

Address:

20 Yombanzawa, Hamanaka-cho, Akkeshi-gun, Hokkaido

Public Transportation:

JR Chanai Station → 10 minutes by car; or JR Chanai Station → 10 minutes by town bus (reservation required on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays)

Car Access:

100km 2 hours from Hokkaido Tancho Kushiro Airport via National Route 44

Phone Number:

0153-65-2779

Parking Number:

30 cars

Business Hours

9 AM to 5 PM (April to October), 9:30 AM to 4 PM (November to March)

Price

Free entry

Spot Category

Tourist information center, visitor center, hiking, nature research road, promenade, exploration road

State of the exhibition hall on the second floor of the moor center

Museum shop on the first floor of the moor center

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