Shiretoko National Park envelops the whole area of the Shiretoko Peninsula. It is an isolated northeastern corner of Hokkaido, a Japanese island. In the year 2005, this park was declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Shiretoko National Park is known to be one of the few most far-flung areas in the entire of Japan. This national park doesn’t have any sizable settlements; also the northernmost portion of the Shiretoko peninsula does not have any proper roads. Peak season for visiting this park is anytime in the short summer season; this park is kept open for tourist visits all throughout the year; however the conditions during the winter months can be extremely harsh. Things to see in Shiretoko National Park The Shiretoko Five Lakes are the highlights of Shiretoko Peninsula  [...]

The Daisetsuzan Mountains are a collection of assortment of various mountains located in the central region of Hokkaidō distinct by their closeness within the Daisetsuzan National Park and a ordinary volcanic derivation. Classification The categorization of the mountains is complex. The most important segment in the northwestern section of the park is acknowledged as the Ishikari Mountains (commonly known as the Ishikari Sanchi). Surrounded by that is the mountains series of Daisetsuzan appropriate centering on the ‘Ohachidaira Caldera’ with the southern area covered by the Tomuraushi group. The Tokachi Mountain ranges are stretched to the southwestern region, and by getting connected to the Ishikari mountain series by a slender crinkle. To the east of the mountain there is yet  [...]