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Ozora-cho is a town rich in nature with a beautiful lake and vast fields. The scenery of the four seasons, such as Lake Abashiwa and a sunflower field, is attractive, so you can experience the climate of Hokkaido.

The town of Toyoura faces Uchiura Bay and is also known as a famous place for strawberries. It is a healing town where you can enjoy idyllic rural scenery and food delights, with hot springs and swimming beaches as well.

Sobetsu is a town located at the foot of Toden Lake and Mount Usu, where nature and the history of volcanic activity coexist. It is an attractive tourist destination where you can enjoy fruit orchards, hot springs and active experiences.

Shiraoi is a town where Ainu culture lives, and Upopoi (Symbol Space for Ethnic Symbiosis) is famous. It is also blessed with sea and hot springs, and it is a place where you can enjoy culture and healing at the same time.

Toyako is a resort town known for its beautiful caldera lake and hot springs. It is a tourist destination that combines nature and healing, with many attractions such as a lakeside promenade and a volcano museum.

Anping is known as a racehorse locality, where you can experience horse culture along with the ranch landscape, and cheese and dairy products are also popular, making it a gentle town where taste and nature are in harmony.

The town of Mukawa is famous as a place for shishako, where you can enjoy local gourmets along with fresh seafood, and the seaside hot springs and historic townscape are also attractive.

At the foot of the Hidaka Mountains, Hidaka town is full of activities such as mountaineering and rafting. It is an outdoor town that combines nature and horse culture.

The town of Biratori is a town where the Ainu culture still lives, and there are places to see such places as the Futadani Ainu Culture Museum. It is a place of learning and healing, where the nature and traditional culture of the Saru River are woven.

Niikappu town is famous as the birthplace of thoroughbreds, and also has a ranching and music-themed tourist complex, a town with an impressive expanse of meadows and Pacific landscapes.