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The town of Tomamae is an iconic town for wind power, with its beautiful coastline and evening and the charm. It is a place of healing recommended for travelers who want to stay quiet, wrapped in the nature of the wind and the sea.

Haboro is a town spread along the Orolong Line and is the gateway to the island of Tenmiri and Yakijiri. Fresh sweet shrimp is a specialty, and it is a great base for sea and island travel.

Hatsuyamadōmura is a village that faces the Sea of Japan and is rich in nature with an observatory that is perfect for stargazing. The healing time of the evening, the sea, and the onsen weave is the attraction.

Teashio-cho faces the Sea of Japan and is attractive for its nature and food, which was nurtured along with the Teshio River. Sea products such as shijimi and scallops are specialities, while sunsets are beautiful coastlines and moor landscapes heal travelers.

Sarufutsu Village is the northernmost village in Japan, and boasts the highest amount of scallops in Japan. It is a natural and rich area with a wide range of moors and coastlines. It is a hole spot where you can experience a simple and powerful natural charm.

The town of Hamande is famous for its natural tourism, centered on Lake Kutcharo, and is famous as a swan destination. It offers a quiet outdoor experience, including a lakeside campsite and a cycling road.

Chokondō is a quiet mountain town where you can enjoy fossil excavation experiences and the outdoors. The starry sky is beautiful, and you can enjoy a moment to heal your heart while interacting with nature.

Facing the Sea of Okhotsk, Esashi is a fishing town famous for its hairy crab-raising. It is a town with fantastic sea views during the ice floe season, where you can taste fresh sea products and the bounty of nature.

Tomicho is home to one of Hokkaido's leading hot spring resorts, "Tomi Onsen", and is known as a skin-friendly Yujiba. The moors overlooking Mount Rishiri are also beautiful, making it a great area for body and mind refreshment.

Located on the island of Rebun, the northernmost island in Japan, Rebun-cho is an attractive coastline of alpine plants and cliffs. It is popular for hiking and scenic trails, and is an island full of natural beauty.