Kushiro, which is well known as "the town of mist," is situated in the southeastern part of Hokkaido, facing the Pacific Ocean. Kushiro plays a leading role in the politics, economics and culture of eastern Hokkaido.
The marine products industry of Kushiro has flourished since the early 20th century, and the long and narrow city centering on Kushiro Port still retains many features of the streets of the early 20th century port town. Takuboku Ishikawa, a famous poet and novelist, lived in Kushiro during those days, so there is also a literary atmosphere to the city. JPY 0 - , Estimate exchange rate for reference only. Nearest staition within 5 minutes walk. Shuttle bus from airport.
Limousine bus from airport. Convenience store within 5 minutes walk. Parking prereserve, fees apply. Room with Open-air bath.
Fall , La Vista Akangawa is newly open on the shore of Akan River among remaining untouched nature. There you will enjoy bathing in a continuous flowing hot spring and eating Kaiseki which has a variety of Hokkaido's ingredients for dinner. The Kushiro Prince Hotel is the city hotel in the heart of Kushiro where transportation is easily accessible. The hotel is perfect for long-term stay, as well as business overnight accommodations and groups. La Vista Kushirogawa is located at the foot of Nusamai Bridge.
The natural hot spring baths for men and women on the top floor offer the great view of Kushiro River. Guests may also enjoy the morning market known as the kitchen of Kushiro. Main bath is equipped and please relieve the tiredness of a trip. It is the best suited for business and sightseeing in Kushiro. Kushiro Kushiro, which is well known as "the town of mist," is situated in the southeastern part of Hokkaido, facing the Pacific Ocean.
