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The largest lake in Kushiro Marsh, Lake Tangji, is a popular attraction in Kushiro Marsh! Serialization "Tomohiro Nakamichi's Shibecha Days" (10)
Hello everyone. This is Tomohiro Nakamichi from Shibecha Town. This year, the temperature in Shibecha was cooler than usual and the summer-like days passed in a blink of an eye. The trees are changing their colors, and I can feel the autumn season approaching. Now, I would like to introduce the charm of Lake Tangji, a lake in Shibecha town and how to enjoy it!
Lake Tangji
Lake Tangji is a freshwater lake in Shibecha Town. It is included in Kushiro Marshland National Park. It is known as a place of production of the hishi-nuts called "Bekambe". In the old days, the Ainu tribe used these hishi-nuts as a preserved food.
1. abundant nature, scenery, flora and fauna
2. facilities around Lake Tangji
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Rich nature, scenery, flora and fauna
The attraction of Lake Tangji is the scenery and flora and fauna as it is in nature. Lake Tangji is rich in nature and there are many birds living here because there is abundant food. Please enjoy bird watching and nature walk when you visit Tangji Lake.
Also, you can see the whole view of Lake Tangji from nearby "Sarbo-Sarurun Observatory". If you want to go hiking, this is also a good spot.
Sarurun Viewing Platform
Location:Tangoro, Shibecha Town, Kawakami-gun
Closed: December to March
Entrance fee: Free
See details of "Sarurun Observation Deck" on Domingo
Facilities around Lake Tangji
There are many facilities around Tangji Lake. If you are interested in the nature of Tangji Lake, please visit "Tangji Eco Museum Center". You can see the exhibition which introduces the nature, flora and fauna of Lake Tangji and describes the formation of the landform in detail.
Tangoro Eco Museum Center
Location:Tangoro Plain, Shibecha Town, Kawakami-gun
Business hours: April-October: 10:00-17:00, November-March: 10:00-16:00
■Admission fee: Free
See details of "Tangji Eco-museum Center" on Domingo
And next to the Eco Museum Center is "Lakeside Touro". They offer canoeing tour from Lake Tangji to the headwaters of Kushiro Marsh.
Lakeside Tooro
Location: 73, North 8 line, Tangoro Plain, Shibecha Town, Kawakami-gun
View details about Lakeside Tooro on Domingo
While experiencing canoeing, white-tailed eagles, which are designated as special natural treasures, and Steller's sea eagles sometimes fly over in winter. You can watch the experience on the "Shibecha Town Community Development" channel. If you are interested in what the tour is like, please watch this video as well. (By the way, in winter when Lake Tangji freezes over, you can also experience wakasagi (Japanese smelt) fishing.
Also, if you want to know the history of Shibecha Town, go to Shibecha Town Museum "Nitai To" across the road from the parking lot. This is a facility where you can learn about not only the history, but also the town's Ainu culture, flora and fauna, insects, and much more. The museum regularly holds events related to the history of the town. The building has a very nice and relaxing atmosphere.
Shibecha Town Museum "Nitai-to
Location: 1-12 Aza-Tangro, Shibecha-cho, Kawakami-gun
Open hours: 9:30-16:30
Admission: 220 yen for high school students and older
View details about Shibecha Town Museum "Nitai To" on Domingo
The building next to the museum is the "Hokkaido Shuji Jigyo Kushiro Branch Main Building. Originally located at the current Shibecha High School, it was moved to its current location in 1969. It is registered as a Hokkaido Cultural Heritage site.
In Closing
How was it? Lake Tangji is a proud place that can be enjoyed in any season. Not only activities such as canoeing, but also facilities such as museums and eco-museum centers are available for both outdoor and indoor people.
There are also facilities around Lake Tangoro such as Tangoro station where Noroko-go stops, sauna facilities, hamburger stores and inns, etc. Please use facilities around Tangoro not only for a day but also as a foothold for sightseeing in Shibecha town. We are looking forward to your visit!
Previous "Tomohiro Nakamichi's Shibecha Days
Part 1: Making photos and videos in Shibecha Town, a treasure house of nature
Part 2: What Keiko Nakamoto teaches us about "Living in Kina
Part 3: It's been about 6 months since I moved to Hokkaido. Living with Nature
Part 4: Revitalizing a town through Youtube! What is Shibecha's goal for real community revitalization?
Part 5: Junko Poketto's SL-only menu!
Part 6: Protecting Hokkaido's horses, the "Hokkaido Japanese breed horses" (Japanese only) The challenge of Mr. Masato Komama in Shibecha Town.
Part 7: Kaori Miyazawa: "I want to convey the beauty of Shibecha through photographs.
Part 8: Spring has finally arrived! Beautiful fresh greenery, sunsets, and animals beginning to raise their young Part 9: The charm of Mount Nishibetsu, the symbol of Shibecha Town
Author's Profile
Tomohiro Nakamichi, photographer and video creator, Shibecha Town Regional Development Cooperation Volunteer
Born in Noda City, Chiba Prefecture in 1988. He has loved animals and nature since he was a child, and was involved in training various dogs as a dog trainer in his 20s. 5 years ago, he began taking photos and making videos of nature and animals. Currently, she lives with four dogs in a forest in Shibecha, Hokkaido, where 20 wolves used to be bred. He is currently showing his works on various social networking sites under the theme of "Relationship between people and animals.