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A Good Rest Stop for Train Fans
Situated between Hakodate and the town of Matsumae, this 14-meter-tall observation tower provides a great view for visitors watch various trains passing by. A train schedule is available at the tower,...
You can see the Hokkaido Shinkansen coming out of the Seikan tunnel.
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In the mountainous area of Chiuchi Town, there was a place where the national highway 228 and the Hokkaido Shinkansen railroad crossed, and there was "Roadside Station Shiriuchi". Right next to the roadside station is the Shinkansen observatory. The observatory had a time when the Shinkansen passed. When we visited, it was a time to pass soon, so we hurried up to the observatory about the height of 3~4 floor. The Hokkaido Shinkansen, which passed through the Seikan tunnel, passed directly under the observation tower and passed ...
I saw the Shinkansen coming out of the Seikan tunnel.
Original Text
On the way from Matsumae Town to Hakodate through Cape Shirakami, the southernmost tip of Hokkaido, I decided to stop by this Shinkansen observatory. It is located in "Roadside Station Shiriuchi" in Chiuchi Town. This little south side seems to be the entrance and exit of the Seikan Tunnel, where the national highway and railroad tracks intersect. We went up to this tower without checking the time of the Shinkansen, but we were very lucky, and a long freight train passed immediately after we climbed, and a little later the Hokkaido Shinkansen was also ...
The observatory is about the height of the 4th and 5th floors, but there is also an elevator and anyone can use it without any problems. In addition to the entrance on the 1st floor, all the passing time and the separation time between the Shinkansen and the freight train are listed even if you don't come to the roadside station, but if you arrive and go up the stairs, it's 1 minute before the time, so run through in front of you. I went. The passing time is just a "guide". There was also a commemorative stamp, so if you are collecting it, don't forget to take the paper.
I think it's a good idea to search the net and look at the timetable before going. There is also an elevator until you go to the observatory. There are few places to sightsee around
A Good Rest Stop for Train Fans
Situated between Hakodate and the town of Matsumae, this 14-meter-tall observation tower provides a great view for visitors watch various trains passing by. A train schedule is available at the tower,...
You can see the Hokkaido Shinkansen coming out of the Seikan tunnel.
In the mountainous area of Chiuchi Town, there was a place where the national highway 228 and the Hokkaido Shinkansen railroad crossed, and there was "Roadside Station Shiriuchi". Right next to the roadside station is the Shinkansen observatory. The observatory had a time when the Shinkansen passed. When we visited, it was a time to pass soon, so we hurried up to the observatory about the height of 3~4 floor. The Hokkaido Shinkansen, which passed through the Seikan tunnel, passed directly under the observation tower and passed ...
I saw the Shinkansen coming out of the Seikan tunnel.
On the way from Matsumae Town to Hakodate through Cape Shirakami, the southernmost tip of Hokkaido, I decided to stop by this Shinkansen observatory. It is located in "Roadside Station Shiriuchi" in Chiuchi Town. This little south side seems to be the entrance and exit of the Seikan Tunnel, where the national highway and railroad tracks intersect. We went up to this tower without checking the time of the Shinkansen, but we were very lucky, and a long freight train passed immediately after we climbed, and a little later the Hokkaido Shinkansen was also ...
Time is only a standard
The observatory is about the height of the 4th and 5th floors, but there is also an elevator and anyone can use it without any problems. In addition to the entrance on the 1st floor, all the passing time and the separation time between the Shinkansen and the freight train are listed even if you don't come to the roadside station, but if you arrive and go up the stairs, it's 1 minute before the time, so run through in front of you. I went. The passing time is just a "guide". There was also a commemorative stamp, so if you are collecting it, don't forget to take the paper.
It's about the speed of a limited express train.
I think it's a good idea to search the net and look at the timetable before going. There is also an elevator until you go to the observatory. There are few places to sightsee around