Scenic Japan from the Water

A ”crawling forest" that withstands strong winds and heavy snowfall. Japanese yew trees with branches 10m long.

This park is the perfect size for forest walks, birdwatching and admiring the wildflowers.

Breeding season is from April to August. Let's try to look in telescope in the obsevation house. You'll see baby UMI-NEKO.

A-KA-I-WA is standing vertically up to 38m from sea level. It looks so dynamic. Surface of A-KA-I-WA is breeding grounds of U-TO-U and UMI-NEKO (black trailed gulls)

A Viewpoint with an up-close view of Akaiwa Rock and rhinoceros auklet nests all around.

See a panoramic view of a cliff over 100m. The cape was once the largest breeding ground for black-tailed gulls, and is still home to many seabirds.

A-KA-I-WA is standing vertically up to 38m from sea level. It looks so dynamic. Surface of A-KA-I-WA is breeding grounds of U-TO-U and UMI-NEKO (black trailed gulls)

The symbol of Okushiri Island.

The Okushiri ocean boasts a transparency of 25m. There are a variety of ways to enjoy apart from sea bathing.

The “God of Good Fortune” is enshrined here. An impressive look, perfect for photographs.

The “Karanse Okushiri” that connects Okushiri Island and Mainland Hokkaido has been in service since 2017.

“Okushiri Blue” refers to the distinctive deep blue color of the ocean surrounding Okushiri Island. The photo was taken near the opening of the Kamui Tunnel located in the West side of the island.

The Okushiri ocean boasts a transparency of 25m. There are a variety of ways to enjoy apart from sea bathing.

A series of strange rock formations located on the west coast of the island. Carved by nature over a long period of time, these amazing shapes are sure to fascinate you.