Shari-cho trip planner

Tourism in Shari-cho, a small town situated on Hokkaido's eastern tip, flourishes mainly because of its immediate proximity to the Shiretoko World Heritage Site. Remote and isolated, the national park makes up most of the peninsula, jutting out into the Sea of Okhotsk. Exploring here, visitors can catch sight of its notable population of brown bears, as well as volcanic mountains, waterfalls, hot springs, and lakes. Consider renting a vehicle to get around on a trip to Shari-cho, as the peninsula features a variety of distant hiking trails and attractions. With our international travel planner, Japan vacations can be built around trips to Shari-cho and other destinations in Japan.