Kushiro

Speaking of the local famous cooking of Kushiro, it has to mention "fired end burning (fired end き)". In front of the carbon fire barbecue directly from the fishing port to the store fresh fish and shellfish seafood, it is really a Hokkaido can experience it today to introduce to you the popular restaurant of the furnace end, which is very popular with the local people in Kushiro, "Kushiro furnace end (くしろ furnace ばた)". "Kushiro end (くしろ furnace ばた)". It can be said that the kushiro end of the fire is a store, which has more than 60 years of history, and was published in the Michelin Hokkaido 2012 special edition. The store has a nostalgic Showa atmosphere, in the center of the store has the store's proud carbon-roasted food enclosure. The second generation of skilled workers, the 84-year-old grandmother, sits in front of the stove every day and carefully bakes the guests. All delicious food tasted here: Address: Hokkaido Kushiro City, Yonghui 3-1 Transportation method: 15 minutes walk from JR Kushiro Station

Those who know Kushiro through Haruki Murakami also know that it is called the foggy city. This is a famous fishing port in Hokkaido. The scenery is very nice, a bit like Yantai in Shandong, although the weather is cold. But it's like an ice-free port

1. This is where the story of Haruki Murakami’s short story "UFO Flying Down Kushiro" takes place. He said: "Even in Hokkaido, this is a place with little snow. Because the coastal area is windy, the snow is blown away. Now.” (Really, I didn’t see any shadow of snow)

In Kushiro, Hokkaido, you can see a 360-degree starry sky with no dead ends. Under such a starry sky, I feel like I want to chat all night. Romantic starry sky, gentle moonlight. A campsite in Hokkaido, on a hill where "stars can fall in the palm of your hand" is considered the best place to watch the starry sky in Japan.

Kushiro-jicho is a valley in the mountains of eastern Hokkaido. It faces the open Pacific Ocean. It is far away from the main areas of the Japanese archipelago and has a relatively sparse population. If you visit Lake Akan, you usually pass through here. The main landscape of Kushiro is the Kushiro Marsh on the north side. Because of the combined factors such as monsoon, sea breeze, and washing, the wind here is mostly foggy. When it is beautiful, it is like a fairyland.