Show a December 28, 1943,Lake Toya A strong earthquake occurred near Mt. Usu. results in volcanic eruptions, causing the ground to rise rapidly to form a high mountain. Volcanic activity As of 10 September, Showa 20 (1945), there were 17 relatively active volcanic activities during the two-year period. To commemorate this volcanic activity, this new volcanic mountain of 398 metres was declared a special natural monument in 1957 and named Showa Shinzan. It is still a growing 'new mountain' and white smoke can still be seen constantly erupting from the reddish-brown mountains.

The Bear Ranch, located near the entrance to the Showa Shinzan Ropeway, is home to more than 100 purebred Hokkaido brown bears. Brown bears are the largest wild mammals in Hokkaido. You can feed the brown bears at the bear farm. When they see the food, the brown bears stand up and wave cutely to the tourists. They are naïve and very sweet. It is said that the horse oil here is very useful. Adults (junior high school students and above) 850 yen, children (6 years and above) 500 yen, please pay yourself.

The eight scenic spots of Lake Toya and zero contact with the beautiful scenery (10 minutes)：Touyako, a freshwater lake in southwestern Hokkaido, Japan. caldera lake. It is about 10 kilometres in diameter, almost circular, and covers an area of 70.72 square kilometres. The circumference is 50 kilometres. The deepest point is 180.0 metres. The average depth of the water is 117.0 metres. The water storage capacity is 8.19 cubic kilometres. The lake is 84 metres above sea level. The northernmost limit of Japan's ice-free lake.

Lake Toya Observation Deck (10 min): Freshwater lake in southwestern Hokkaido, Japan. Near Uchiura Bay. Part of the Shikotsu-Toya National Park. Caldera Lake. It is about 10 kilometres in diameter, almost circular, and covers an area of 70.72 square kilometres. Circumference is 50 kilometres. The deepest point is 180.0 metres. The average depth of the water is 117.0 metres. The water storage capacity is 8.19 cubic kilometres. The lake is 84 metres above sea level. The northernmost limit of Japan's ice-free lake. Lake Toya Silo Observation Deck is the best place to take panoramic pictures of Lake Toya. From here you can see all the natural scenery around Lake Toya, such as Lake Island, Mount Yotei, Showa Shinzan and Mount Usu.

During the lighting period, go to Otaru Snow Lantern Road (about ten days in early February each year, lighting time is 17:00-21:00). Every winter around February, Otaru in the north welcomes the season of snow that falls thousands of miles away. Glass floats (floating balls), which used to be tied to fishing nets, float on the Otaru canal. Candles are lit in the floats and they float on the waves. The charming candlelight shines on the mirror-like water of the canal, and the snow-covered scenery creates the most beautiful and romantic scene in Otaru in winter.