Onuma Quasi National Park was the first in Hokkaido to be designated a quasi national park in 1958. The lake in the park has 126 islands with 18 bridges connecting walking paths to these islands. The wetland area contains an expanse of broad-leafed trees and plants and is the habitat of numerous bird species and other small animals. The park is a major year-round leisure destination, with fishing, canoeing, and horse riding activities as well as Japanese smelt fishing and cross-country ice skiing in the winter months.
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◆Basic Information
●Address
Nanae-cho, Kameda-gun / Mori-cho / Shikabe-cho, Kayabe-gun
●Access
40 minutes by car from JR Hakodate Station
◆location-related information
●Authorized Filming Dates & Times
Required advance contact
●Contact Office
Natural Environment Section, Environmental and Lifestyle Division, Oshima General Subprefectural Bureau
+81-138-47-9439
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