is a walking path that connects people from Atsutoko to Bettoga Dairy Farming Township in Hokkaido.

The charms of Hokkaido revealed by walking slowly was a new trial that led to the rediscovery of the charms of the region not only for visitors from other regions but also for us locals.

Footpaths, we feel, are not just a path to reach a destination, but rather a possibility for a "symbiotic" path that reconnects people to people, people to nature, and people to landscape, while tracing the threads of the region's nature and history.

Five dairy farmers in the Atsutoko, Hatsutagyu, and Bettoga areas of Nemuro City have created a path for walking, connecting their farms. Currently, three footpaths have been developed: the Atsutoko Path, the Hatsutagyu Path, and the Bettoga Path. Visitors can experience Nemuro's climate and pioneering history firsthand while walking along the paths.

The 40-minute round-trip course from Ito☆Ranch to Monogatari Hill in the Atsutoko Path is available free of charge for groups only. For those who wish to be guided, please contact us (we will introduce you to two companies according to the number of people you wish to visit).