Kuchinashi Pond

You can still go from Shikoko Road to Maruyama Forest Road.

Original Text

There is a promenade for walking near the swamp. There are fungus, herbna, goldfish, and turtles to go, and there are also anglers. It is a natural swamp that relieves your mind with fantasy hands.

I don't think I can go now.

Original Text

It seems that you can enter from Shikoko-dori, which connects Chitose and Lake Shikoko, or from Road 141, which connects Lake Shikoko and Tomakomai, but from the side of Shikoko-dori, all forest roads are closed. It is also closed from No. 141 and is restricted from entering the forest from the typhoon this summer. I may be there. I couldn't find information on the Tomakomai City website.

Do you miss me?

Original Text

Run on a fairly deserted road from the national highway. If you don't look carefully at the signs, you may miss them. There are almost no cars passing each other, and the information that bears will come out makes me anxious. A quiet and mysterious swamp with no people. I was a little nervous, but I liked it. You can go around, but this time I stopped. It is a good idea to visit after careful attention to bears with comfortable shoes.

１ It's enough to go there.

Original Text

If you run on the national highway from Tomakomai to Lake Shikotsu, you will see a sign for information. As there is a sign that is careful about bears, if you run through the national forest where bears are likely to appear for a while, you will find a swamp without mouth. I learned that it was also a psychic spot on the way, so I left the swamp because I couldn't take a picture because I was swamped ～. １ You should see it around.

Quiet appearance

Original Text

Enter the mountain from National Highway 276. Although there are signs on the way, I arrived when I was worried because I ran on the forest road without passing by the car. It was quiet, clean and mysterious. It is surrounded by virgin forests and you can go around the swamp, but I don't know what you can meet because it is too much a treasure trove of nature.