Lake Nukabira and Tausubetsu River Bridge-Hokkaido

Lake Nukabira and Tausubetsu River Bridge

What is Lake Nukabira-Taushbets River Bridge?

Lake Nukabirako is a beautiful lake located in Kamishiboro-cho, Hokkaido, and offers tremendous attractions to visitors, especially in conjunction with the surrounding nature and scenery, especially the historical bridge called the Tausubetsu River Bridge. Lake Nukabira is a place where visitors can enjoy the beauty of nature in all seasons and the mountains reflected on the lake's surface.

The Tausubetsu River Bridge, originally used as a railroad bridge on the former Japan National Railways' Shihoro Line, is now a tourist attraction along with its magnificent appearance. As the water level of the lake fluctuates, the bridge sometimes sinks into the water and at other times is completely exposed when dry, creating a mysterious landscape that attracts visitors.

Why Lake Nukabira and the Tausubetsu River Bridge are popular and how to enjoy them

Lake Nukabira and Tausubetsu River Bridge

Lake Nukabira and the Tausubetsu River Bridge are beloved by many tourists for their combination of natural beauty and historical value. In particular, strolling along the quiet lakeside and photographing the Tausubetsu River Bridge is a wonderful experience for camera enthusiasts and travelers interested in history.

Main ways to enjoy

Visit the Tauschwetz River Bridge: visit the historic railroad bridge and see its beautiful appearance up close.

Walking around Lake Nukabira and enjoy the tranquility of the lake and its surrounding nature.

Photography: Capture the scenery reflected on the lake surface and the changing appearance of the Tauschwetz River Bridge with your camera.

Fishing: Lake Nukabira offers fishing and a relaxing time in nature.

Seasonal scenery: Fresh greenery in spring, lake water in summer, autumn leaves in fall, snowy landscape in winter, and other beautiful scenery that differs from season to season.

The Tausubetsu River Bridge is particularly attractive in that its mysterious appearance as it occasionally rises above the water impresses tourists, and its changes give a different impression each time they visit.