The Tokachi Speedway was completed in 1993 at a total cost of 10 billion yen on a hill overlooking the vast Tokachi Plain. It is an FIA-accredited circuit that is capable of hosting F1 races, making the most of Hokkaido's natural attractions.
　With a main stand that can accommodate 10,000 people and a control tower equipped with high-tech functions, it is one of the leading motorsports meccas in Japan and hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including the "Hokkaido Clubman Cup" and the "All Japan Mamachari Endurance Race.