Kushiro Marsh
Kushiro Wetland is Japan's largest wetland, spreading over 28,788 hectares in eastern Hokkaido, with 7,863 hectares designated as a Ramsar site. It is home to endangered wildlife such as the wild Japanese crane (tanchō) and the white-tailed eagle (ojiro-washi), offering beautiful natural scenery. From six observation points, visitors can observe the rich landscapes and ecosystems that change with the seasons. From spring to autumn, you can enjoy stunning views of the wetland aboard the "Kushiro Wetland Norokkō Train," allowing you to immerse yourself in the scenery throughout the year. The canoe tours on the Kushiro River provide a close-up experience of unspoiled nature. With approximately 700 plant species and 1,300 animal species, Kushiro Wetland is an attractive tourist destination where you can connect with the great outdoors.
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Kushiro Marsh
- Location
- 6-11 Hokuto, Kushiro City, Hokkaido (Kushiro Shitsugen Observation Deck)
- Access
- From JR Kushiro Station, take the Akan Bus towards Tsurui for about 30 minutes and get off at "Shitsugen Tembodai", then walk a short distance.
By car: 30 km via National Route 240 and 38 from the Akanko IC on the Tokachi Expressway, using Prefectural Road 53. - Parking
- 100 cars
- Business Hours
- 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM from October to March)
- Regular Holiday
- Open year-round.
- Fees
- [Admission] Adults 480 yen, High school students 250 yen, Elementary and junior high school students 120 yen.
- Contact Information
- Phone Number：0154-56-2424
- Official Website
