Lake Mashu National Park
TeshikagaBreathtaking view of the lake and the entire caldera of Akan-Mashu National Park.
Embark on an authentic journey inside the rich nature of Eastern Hokkaido.
Nestled in Eastern Hokkaido, Teshikaga invites you to experience nature’s wonders at their finest. From Lake Mashu, one of the clearest lakes in the world, and Lake Kussharo, Japan's largest caldera lake, Teshikaga Town offers untouched natural experiences and a rare opportunity to connect with unspoiled landscapes.
A warm cottage surrounded by abundant nature offering a french-cuisine with local ingredients.
Canadian Canoeing guided tour through the clear spring water of Kushiro River.
light-trekking guided tour of Tsutsujigahara Nature trail where you will learn about Teshikaga’s peculiar flora and fauna while traversing a forest filled with Sakhalin Spruce and Mongolian Oak.
Local museum dedicated to the history and culture of the Ainu, the indigenous people of northern Japan.
Standing 508 meters tall in Akan Mashu National Park between Lake Kussharo and Lake Mashu, Mt. Atosanupuri (commonly known as Mount Iwo or Iwo-zan) is an active volcano renowned for its raw, otherworldly landscape. Derived from the Indigenous Ainu name meaning "Naked Mountain," its rugged slopes feature barren yellow rock faces and over 1,500 roaring sulfur vents emitting plumes of steam.
Beautiful small pond in Teshikaga characterized by a clear, blue color associated to Japanese gods.
Tasty Mashu pork rice bowls and vegan ramen
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