Saloma Lake

Info

Address:

Tokoro-cho, Tokoro-gun, Kitami-shi, Hokkaido Saro-machi, and Monbetsu-gun

Public Transportation:

JR Abashiri Station → Abashiri bus 1 hour to Saromako Eiura, bus stop: Wacka Nature Center entrance, 10 minutes walk

Car Access:

43km 1 hour from Hokkaido Nyemanbetsu Airport via National Route 39,238

Phone Number:

0152-54-3434 (Saloma Lake Waka Nature Center/* Contact during the closing period is 0152-54-2140 (Jōlō General Branch Industrial Division))

Parking Number:

150 units

Business Hours

Saroma Lake Waka Nature Center is from 8 to 17 o'clock (June to August from 18 o'clock)

Price

Free to visit

Spot Category

Lakes and ponds

From the observation deck you can also see the sandbar that separates the sea and the lake

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