Teshikaga

Built around hot-spring settlements and farming communities in eastern Hokkaido, Teshikaga grew into a town at the heart of Akan-Mashu National Park. Lake Mashu, a deep caldera lake, lies to the east, while Lake Kussharo—the largest caldera lake in Japan—extends west of the town; the Kushiro River flows from its southern shore. Kawayu Onsen sits near Iōzan, an active volcanic area known for sulphurous fumaroles. Ainu place names and the Senmō Main Line connect this inland town to the wider cultural and transport history of eastern Hokkaido. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Teshikaga and Akan-Mashu National Park.

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