A wetland and ponds located on a plateau more than 750 m above sea level. There is a walking trail with boardwalks, which enabling visitors to enjoy trekking along the ponds.

From May to October, visitors can see over 60 ostriches run freely around the ranch with a view of Mt Yotei as the backdrop. 

An observation deck on the west bank of Lake Toya. It's a great place to overlook Lake Toya as well as Nakajima Island, Mt. Usu and Mt. Showa Shinzan.

At Niseko-cho on highway road 66, you can enjoy views of the magnificent Mt Yotei and Annupuri mountain. You'll travel to the boundary between Rankoshi and Kyowa. 

Located in Shikotsu-Toya National Park, is one of Hokkaido’s most famous mountains and is a renowned skiing and outdoor activities spot. 

It was completed in 1923 to reclaim land along the coast. You can enjoy the historical atmosphere with the ancient warehouses along the waterway. 

Known as "Kyogoku-cho Izumi Park", it is famous for its delicious spring water, which was selected as one of the top 100 famous waters in Japan.

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Cliff on the Shakotan Peninsula in the Niseko Shakotan Otaru Kaigan Quasi-National Park, protruding from the Sea of ​​Japan.

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A hot spring bog at an altitude around 560 m in Rankoshi Cho. You can see the rare yellow spherical sulfur floating on the surface of the pond.