☆ Shiretoko World Natural Heritage Site ☆ Furepe Falls and Shiretoko Development History Tour ☆ 2km walk (approximately 2 hours) ☆ Easy course that can be enjoyed by everyone from children to seniors

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• This is a 2km walk to see Furepe Falls, a rare waterfall that falls directly into the sea from a gap in the cliffs. On clear days, the Shiretoko Mountain Range is a beautiful sight. You can also observe the restoration of forests from former development sites as part of the Shiretoko 100 Square Meter Initiative. It's a place where you can often see Ezo deer and wild birds. The trail may be closed due to brown bear sightings, snowfall, storms, etc. If we are informed of a closure in advance, we will contact you by mobile phone and offer cancellation (free of charge) or alternative courses (same price), or alternative dates and times, if desired. If the trail is closed after you meet at the site, we will offer an alternative course (same price) that fits the remaining time.
• This is an easy course that is also used for elementary school field trips.
• This is the easiest of the Shiretoko trekking courses. It is not a paved road suitable for wheelchairs, but it has been maintained to some extent so that even small children and the elderly can walk on it.
• Wildlife viewing
• You may encounter a variety of animals, including Ezo deer and wild birds. Specialized staff patrol the area, and the area will be closed if a brown bear is spotted.
• You can see the history of development and the state of forest regeneration.
• You can see how the areas that became farmland during the development of Shiretoko, which began in 1914, are being restored to forest. There is also an exhibition facility with materials.