Sobre este lugar: Paso Bihoro
El paso Bihoro, a 525 m en la Ruta 243, domina el lago Kussharo. El gran panorama de la caldera está entre las mejores vistas de Hokkaido. Mares de nubes matutinos, niebla y atardeceres le dan muchas caras estacionales.
Aspectos destacados
- Bird's-eye view of Lake Kussharo — Japan's largest caldera lake (57 km circumference), seen from the observatory atop a 520-step climb
- Sea of Clouds (September–November) — appears on clear, windless mornings with a big temperature gap; Mt. Mashu floats above the clouds
- Mt. Mashu at sunset — the western sun gilds the peak, contrasting with Lake Kussharo for a stunning composition
- Mt. Atosanupuri (Mt. Iou) — an active volcano emitting plumes, on the opposite shore of Lake Kussharo
- Michi-no-Eki Gurutto Panorama Bihoro-toge — restaurant, shop, and free observation deck; famous «Age-imo» fried potato dumplings
