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A roadside station located along National Route 38, which runs parallel to the Nemuro Main Line while admiring the sea. On the back of the station building, "Shiranuka-cho Property Center Koinakkan", Koinaku Coast is also a film location. The facilities include Shiranuka Fishing Co-operative Co., Ltd., which sells seasonal fish and shellfish, as well as a goods center and a rest hall that also sells original character goods from Koinsukan. The restaurant "Mu-nraito" where you can see the sea is proud of a rich menu, and the most popular menu is "Kon-no-pork", which is made of charcoal grilling. It can be taken home, and is certified as Ekiben No.1 on Hokkaido Road, and is also sold as a special sauce. Creative ice is popular at the stand in the outbuilding.

The model plan of the hotel TAITO, which is owned by professional photographer Mr. Wada, leaves the hotel at 5 in the early morning and treks to the Unexplored Special Reserve in Kushiro Moor, where it is moved by a wild crane. Late April to late October 5 500 yen. One day (all day) Shooting guide (all year) 40,000 yen per person. Photo Gallery "WADA MASAHIRO ART SQUARE" opens on the premises in May of the year of Reiwa 2 (2020).

The Tsuruidosanko ranch where you can experience riding with a small and quiet personality. We have a course where you can fully enjoy the nature of Kushiro Marsh, such as 9100 yen for a half day of trekking outside that even beginners can enjoy and 17,300 yen for a day course (reservation required). In the pasture, the horse is also called 1100 yen.

An information station where you can learn more about the flora and fauna that inhabit the Kushiro moor. A wooden path with a total length of 3.1km is maintained from the center, and a sphagnum moor and alder forest can be observed in close proximity. Real-time wet plant flowering information is displayed on a natural message board installed in the center. It takes 30 minutes to 2 hours.

One of the two major feeding grounds for the Japanese cranes. Around 200 Japanese cranes come in each year. Around the end of December to March.

A place where the Japanese cranes gather on a 10ha grassland opened by the late Mr. Yoshitaka Ito, who has been feeding the Japanese cranes for many years. It is adjacent to a nature center run by the Japan Wild Bird Association, where rangers and volunteers explain the ecology of the Japanese crane. Currently, rangers are feeding activities between November and March when food becomes scarce on the moors where the Japanese cranes live. Feeding is carried out twice a day at 9 o'clock and 14 o'clock.

Located on the shores of Lake Tangji, you can enjoy activities in the majestic nature. In the summer, the Kushiro River canoe touring (takes 2 hours, 9000 yen per person) down the Kushiro River from Lake Tangji. In addition to the fee, a separate premium of 500 yen is required. All menu reservations are required.

There is a free tent site where you can enjoy outdoor life on a well-maintained lawn, as well as sites that meet your needs. It is popular with groups and families because it is a convenient location for access to sightseeing spots.

A campsite on the shore of Lake Torang, the base base of the Kushiro River canoe tour. The grassland tent site, which overlooks the lake from the grove, is attractive because you can enjoy a sense of unity with nature. All of the facilities in the room, including an open-air furnace with a bench, have a simple design and match the surrounding natural environment. In addition, the adjacent canoe station "Motomura House Puru", which also serves as the management of the campsite, offers a variety of experience menus, including canoe tours with specialized guides. Even for beginners, feel free to get close to nature.

Kushiro Marsh, which was designated as the first Ramsar Register Wetland in Japan in 1980. Let's go out on a canoe to such a waterbird paradise. The canoe tour regular course, organized by the Tanji Nature Center, is a three-hour route from Tanji Lake through the Akanai River to the Kushiro River main stream. If you're lucky, you may see a red-crowned crane or a kingfisher, as well as a red-wintered deer or a red fox. There is winter menu from 12 to March. See official site for details.