Lake Kussharo - Hokkaido - Japan
What is Lake Kussharo?
Lake Kussharo, located in Teshikaga Town, Hokkaido, is a popular tourist spot known as the largest caldera lake in Japan. The lake's crystal-clear water and spectacular natural scenery are attractive, and the surrounding area is dotted with hot springs and scenic overlooks. The scenery, which changes from season to season, attracts visitors. Especially in winter, the mysterious sight of swans flying over the lake attracts many tourists, making it one of the most relaxing spots in Hokkaido.
Why Lake Kussharo is popular and how to enjoy it
Lake Kussharo's popularity lies in its rich natural environment and diverse activities. Outdoor experiences such as canoeing and SUP can be enjoyed along the lakeshore, and the "Sunayu" hot springs that spring up from the bottom of the lake offer the rare experience of soaking in hot spring water that you dug yourself. From Bihoro Pass, visitors can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view, and fully enjoy different seasonal activities such as viewing the autumn leaves in fall and watching swans in winter.
Lake Kussharo Details
| name | Lake Kussharo |
| Location | Lake Kussharo, Teshikaga-cho, Kawakami-gun, HokkaidoView on Map) |
| parking lot | Yes (free of charge, several in each area) |
| toilet | Yes (equipped in lakeside parks and tourist facilities) |
