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The Site of Temiya Line, Otaru

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Stop and take in The Site of Temiya Line, a narrow-gauge railway line once used to transport coal and marine goods, out of operation since 1985. Observe the remaining parts of the track, signals, and signage in this evocative location, which nowadays often serves for exhibitions and gatherings. Bring along your camera to capture the scene, but be aware that informational posts are in Japanese. To plan Otaru vacation without wasting time, ask Inspirock to design an itinerary.

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• By SakuraGreenJapan

  通りがかりにちょっと寄ってみたら、紅葉がよい感じでした。雨模様で寒かったせいか、観光客の姿がなくて、びっくりでした（いつも撮影スポットな印象）雪あかりの道もここ使われていたかな？違っていたらごめんなさい。いつ通りがかっても、その季節ごとの雰囲気で、とてもよいスポットだと思います。  more »

  When I stopped by the passing, the autumn leaves were good. I was surprised because it was cold because of the rain, and I was surprised (always the impression that it was a shooting spot) the road of the snow light was also used here? I'm sorry if it's different. No matter when you pass by, I think it's a very good spot because of the seasonal atmosphere.
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• By yapparinekogasuki

  枕木のある線路がこうして残されていることが素晴らしい ダンナさんが昔仕事でこの釘（犬釘という）を打っており、仕事の上手下手を教えてくれた 上手:三点で犬の顔みたいになっている 下手:何回も打つのでお花みたいになっている  more »

  It's great that the track with the sleepers is left like this.
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• By Off Roading is the best fun you can have going slow

  This is a tricky walk. The boardwalk is slippery, so do take care. There are plenty of places to step off for coffee and cake or a meal along the way. There was a lot of construction when we went. There were no warnings of them and no detours around them. Suffice to say, there were a lot of confused tourits. South Korea is hard to negotiate unless you can speak Korean. They do not seem to know that they are a tourist destination.

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• By Alexander Streater

  Japan has a habit of destroying both it's valuable past and architecturally interesting buildings. Thankfully this area was too poor for redevelopment over the last 100 years and so a few buildings with character survive.

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