Northern SOYA

Cape Noshappu is known for its stunning view of sunsets along with Rishiri Island and Rebun Island, famous for her flowers, across the sea. Many couples also visit the park. There are other places to visit nearby such as the Wakkanai Youth's & Children's Science Museum and an aquarium.

This is the largest marsh on the island, popular also for the view of Mt. Rishiri in the back, which is referred to as "Rishiri Fuji". There is a walkway along the lakeside, making it the perfect location for strolls as you view the flowers and wild birds.

Colorful plants grow according each season, and so this is a popular photo spot offering gorgeous sceneries with Mt. Rishiri in the background.

Cape Sukoton is the northernmost section of Rebun Island with a view of the uninhabited Todo Island in front. The island of Sakhalin can be seen in the distance on a clear day.

A spectacular view of "Rishiri Fuji" on Rishiri Island in the distance can be seen from the coast of Sarobetsu Plain. Unique plantlife can also be seen in a section of the Sarobetsu Plain, also referred to as "Sarobetsu Genseikaen".

When there is no wind, the surface of the lakeside of Kamuito Marsh becomes a mirror to display a breathtaking sight. A wooden walkway is laid along the east side for about 50 m, allowing visitors to enjoy strolls.

Behind Cape Soya are an area of gently rolling hills. This periglacial landscape formed during the Ice Age is designated as a heritage of Hokkaido. Through the hils are a footpath called the "White Road", paved with white scallop shells.

Souvenirs made from seaweeds and flowers of Rishiri Island are sold at the "Rishiri Shima no Eki". Visitors can experience making pressed seaweed crafts here as well. Try creating your very own handmade souvenir.

A spot where the view of Mt. Rishiri used on the package of Hokkaido's famous "Shiroi Koibito" comes from. It is also possible to see Otatomari Marsh, the Numaura Coast, and the main island of Hokkaido.

Rebun Island is also referred to as the "floating island of flowers", with around 300 types of flowers that grow in the grand nature of the northernmost island in Japan. There are several endemic species as well such as the Rebun Lady's Slipper Orchid.

Toyotomi Onsen is the northernmost hot spring village, famous for its waters that increases perspiration and has high heat retention, which is excellent for the skin. "Kawashima Ryokan" is a place where guests can fully appreciate the quality of Toyotomi Onsen and also enjoy delicious meals.

The "Esanuka Road" passes through the "Esanuka Genseikaen" in the Asachino Plateau, offering a grand view with no artifical structures in sight. Various flowers grow along the road during the summer.