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The area around Cape Natasafu is a Cape Park in Bōgo, and there are various facilities. The Kakebridge in Shishima is a monument erected to symbolize the firm determination to realize the restitution, and it has become a symbol of the desire for territorial restitution. There is a material house that contains a large number of materials related to the Northern Territories, and a number of souvenir shops are also standing there. The Chalk Aurora Tower, which stands around Cape Hangafu, is 97m high and offers views of the northern territory.

An observation deck at Cape Natasafu, 96m above the ground, 360 ° view, including Habomai-gun island, the mountains of Kunashido island, Shiretoko-Renfeng, Nemuro Peninsula, the Pacific Ocean, and the Sea of Okhotsk, the best view.

A symbol statue constructed with the strong wishes of the public for the return of the Northern Territories. It rises in the Cape Park of Bogo, Cape of Misabu. It is a large statue with a base of 35m long, 13m high, 3-5m wide and weighing 171 tons.

A huge 6m diameter basalt stone is located on the cape of the port of Hanasaki, famous as the birthplace of the Hanasaki crab. It has an alternative name for "wheelstone" because it is a developed radial temperance and the shape of the rock looks just like a wheel. It is a rock of precious shape worldwide and is designated as a national natural monument. There are several small car stones around the area, which can be found by looking carefully. It is a rocky area under Hanasaki Lighthouse, and a wooden path is maintained up to the vicinity.

The easternmost cape on the mainland (43 ° 23 'N, 145 ° 49' E) where you can meet the earliest morning sun in Japan. At the tip stands the oldest Western-style lighthouse in Hokkaido, and you can see the shell island lighthouse in the northern territory in a position that is likely to be reached in the Nemuro Strait that extends in front of you, and beyond that you can see the crystal island, the Kunashio island, etc. The area around the cape is maintained as the Cape Park of Bōgō, including the House of Bōgakutan and Bōgō, which has an understandable material display about the Northern Territories, and the Bridge of Monument Four Islands [Shimai], which contains prayers for the Northern Territories Return and Peace. There are also restaurants and souvenir shops, so you can enjoy slowly.

The Ramsar Register Wetland, Fuenhu Chun-kokudai, is a place rich in nature which is also home to numerous wild birds.

A large, 8km long sandridge extending to demarcate Lake Feng and Nemuro Bay. On the coastal dunes, a pure forest of red pine pine, which is also valuable in the world, is formed. A base for nature observation and protection, Harukuni Daihara Wild Bird Park Nature Center (time: 9 ~ 17 o'clock, 10 ~ March ~ 16:30, holiday: Wednesday, next day in case of public holiday, next day of public holiday) is located in Harukuni Dai entrance, I want to collect natural information on Lake Feng. A roadway, nicknamed Hamanas Road, is maintained on the Sunzu-Hashikotan from the side of Binkai towards Shunkokudai, and various wild birds can be seen here as well.

A headland jutting into the Pacific Ocean from the base of the south side of the Nemuro Peninsula. There is no bus route to the cape, but a roadway is maintained to the entrance. From the end of the roadway, on the way to the promontory tip where the lighthouse is located on foot, it is a forest belt of trees, such as red pine pine, where the azaleas are native to the wetlands within the forest and are designated as national natural monuments.

A huge brackish lake with a circumference of about 96km. The surrounding area is surrounded by coastal dunes, grasslands, wetlands, forests and a varied natural environment, and various plants such as Hamanas, Ezoskashiyuri, and Cendaihagi grow. It is also known as a treasure trove of wild birds, and is one of the nation's foremost bird-watching areas where about 240 species of bird species such as red-crowned cranes (special natural monuments) can be observed. Shunkokutai on the Hudung side is also a rare place in the world where the red pine forest is native on the coastal sand dunes. Both have been designated as Ramsar-registered wetlands. There is a promenade on the inland side.

A crescent-shaped pond-like hot spring at the base of the Wakoto Peninsula. The open-air bath that you enter while looking at Lake Ku-sharji, which stretches out in front of your eyes, is exceptional. There is also a hot-spring bath "Yoshitsuishi no-yu" on the nature exploration road, and this is also a hole.