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Binkai is known as the Dairy Kingdom and boasts the highest raw milk production in Japan. It is a town with its natural and pastoral landscapes, including extensive pastures and fresh dairy products, as well as flying places for the Japanese cranes.

Nakasitsutsu is the gateway for sightseeing in Dodo, and is famous for its superb view of the horizon from Kaoyodai. It is a town where you can enjoy the dynamic nature of meadows and blue skies.

Shiotsu is known as the hometown of salmon, where you can learn and experience at the Salmon Science Museum. Located between Shiretoko and Nemuro, it is a town where you can touch the rich sea and the nature of the mountains.

Located on the eastern side of the Shiretoko Peninsula, the town of Rausu is a magnet for the World Natural Heritage-listed great nature; it is a popular area for drift ice cruises and wildlife viewing.

Located in the northern part of Hokkaido, Bifuka is a town where you can enjoy the beautiful starry sky so you can see the Milky Way and the Torco Railway. With its quiet nature and nostalgic scenery, it is the perfect place for those seeking a calming journey.

The village of Otoikofu is the smallest municipality in Dokita and is famous for being the locality of Soba. It is a small village that is also popular with railway fans because of its characteristic history of black soba and clean nature and railway.

Nakagawa is a town rich in nature along the Teshio River, where you can enjoy camping and fishing, and it is a hole spot packed with natural and geological attractions, such as the geological formations where fossils are excavated and the beautiful fall foliage landscape.

Horokanai is known as the best soba area in Japan, and the soba field that spreads all over it is impressive. It is a healing town where the soba flowers bloom white and proud in summer, and you can enjoy local gourmets and nature experiences.

Mashike is a historic port city facing the Sea of Japan, where buildings that convey the prosperity of herring fishing still remain. It is also rich in sea products and local liquor, and is a scenic tourist destination with a leisurely time.

Kodaira is a fishing town with historical architecture, such as the former Hanada-jiabanya. You can experience the history and nature of Hokkaido while enjoying the majestic views of the Sea of Japan and the fresh seafood.