Tokachi Port | Cruises Hokkaido

Ogon Road: The Ogon Road includes National Highway Route 236 between Hiroo and Cape Erimo, which was once a traffic chokepoint. The road provides an exquisite view of the Funbe-no-taki waterfall, where spring water from the Hidaka Mountains runs down to the Pacific Ocean.
Flowers of Hiroo: A variety of red mountain azalea from the Hakusan mountain range is known as the Hiroo tsutsuji (azalea). The Daimaruyama Forest Park features 12,000 of these flowers, which bloom from late May to June. The Nozuka district boasts one of Japan�fs largest communities of trillium (a variety of lily), which produce lovely white flowers from mid- to late May.
Marine products of Hiroo: Hiroo boasts a variety of delicious seafood including shishamo smelt, which are caught only in limited areas of Hokkaido, as well as salmon and kelp.

Tokachi Port Ocean Firework Display

Tutuji
Tutuji

Oobanaenreisou

Ogon Road

Umisen Yamasen Mampuku Festival
(food fair of fresh delicacies from the land
and sea)

Tutuji Festival

Overlooking the Pacific Ocean with the magnificent Hidaka Mountains in the background, the town of Hiroo is surrounded by a rich natural environment in which catches of fresh seafood are landed and beautiful flowers bloom throughout the seasons. At the Hiroo Santaland, every year from late October, Santa�fs house in the Daimaruyama Forest Park is decorated with illuminations and events are held.