Things to do in Kushiro City

the lake is frozen well in the very cold weather , the surroundings facilities are still open for tourists, you can also go around

Eastern Hokkaido is the main habitat of red-crowned cranes. Although they look like fairies who do not care about worldly things, they actually love to eat corn. When they first arrived here, they ate all the corn in Ms. Watanabe Tome's farm. Since 1963, Ms. Tome and her son have insisted on feeding the red-crowned cranes in this special feeding area.

It may be because of the heavy snow, we were the only ones on the street except for the white snow, and most of the shops along the street were closed. We arrived at the Bimai Bridge and saw the riverbed covered with winter fog and the bridge covered with snow.

If you like to see red-crowned cranes, this is the right place to go. There are a lot of red-crowned cranes here in winter. Except for a few captive red-crowned cranes, most of them come here to look for food in winter. The local government regularly feeds the red-crowned cranes every year, so these cranes come regularly. I saw more than 50 of them when I went there that day. Some swans flying from Siberia also come here to feed. It's very convenient to go here. You can buy tickets at the bus terminal next to Kushiro JR Station, plan and buy a return shuttle bus together, and one hour is enough for you to visit.

It is worth seeing. The light purple light between the red and blue halos is so beautiful. It is really enjoyable to look at it a few more times after taking pictures. Nature is really amazing!

It is one of the few wetlands in Japan and is popular as a prefectural nature park. It was designated as a wetland at the Allies Conference of the Rasamre Convention (Treaty on Internationally Important Wetlands as Waterbird Habitat) held in Kushiro City in June 1993. As the seasons change, the white snow gradually melts in spring and turns into a scene of greenery. From summer to autumn, various flowers bloom all over the mountains and fields, known as flower marshes. In winter, it turns into a white snow scene, which can sometimes be seen. Saw red-crowned cranes and giant eagles.