■Okhotsk Drift Ice Hall
Year round real drift ice is available to touch and the sometimes called angel of drift ice "clione" is on exhibit. You can also enjoy the grandeur of the 360 degree view the peak of Tentozan has to offer where this is located, the tallest mountain in Abashiri, Hokkaido.
Visit Time: approximately 60 minutes.
Always open, Adults: 540 yen, discounts for children and groups available.

■Abashiri Prison Museum
We have relocated buildings that where built during the Meiji era. This is a preserved outdoor museum open to the public. We hope to revive the important roles played by the prisoners in Hokkaido's formation.
Visit Time: approximately 90 minutes.
Always open, Adults: 1,080 yen, discounts for children and groups available.
We also have displays and pamphlets available for Chinese speakers.

■Indigenous Museum
This museum introduces the way of life of the minority tribes of the north, and has a corner that hopes to bring to life the Okhotsk culture that can only be found here. We can learn about the wisdom of the peoples who lived in these severely cold lands.
Closed Mondays, Adults: 500 yen, discount prices for children.

■Flower Garden - Hana Tento
Hana Tento is a flower garden with an area of 3.5 ha sloped filled with roughly 80,000 blooming rooted flowers. The best time to see it is between late August and early October where a variety of colors can be enjoyed, In a flower garden made beautiful by flowers such as the scarlet sage etc.
Lodge open from early June until October 31st (Current schedule)

■Moyoro Kaizuka Museum
The ruins of Okhotsk ancient culture which originated near the Okhotsk Sea were discovered at the field on the left side of the mouth of Abashiri river. This Indigenous Okhotsk culture was different to Ainu, and was called Moyorojin, this area was named Moyoro Kaizuka (Midden). This museum reconstructs the midden exactly as it was discoved. It introduces their unique custom of burial and way of life.

■Tofutsu Lake
During the 9th Ramsar Convention United Nations Conference the Tofutsu Lake was registered under the Ramsar Convention. The Tofutsu Lake spreads out from the national highway to the Okhotsk coastline, making a fitting symbol of the Okhotsk. Around October, you can observe swans flying in to feed. From here the swans can be seen up-close.

■Ryuuhyou Kankou Saihyousen (Drift Ice Sightseeing Cruise Ship), Aurora Gou
You can cruise the sea surrounded by drift ice on a 450 person capacity ship. You can see drift ice up-close, and the only place worldwide where you can experience the ship plowing through drift ice.
Adults: 3,300 yen, children and group discounts available. 5 cruises available a day.

■Sangosou (glasswort)
A dark red carpet covers the surface of the lake. This unforgettable, vivid view of Notoro Lake is created by glasswort. This beautiful sight can be seen from the Ubaranai area, south bank of the Notoro Lake situated in the west of Abashiri.