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Places to Visit near Rikubetsu (Hokkaido): 17 places to visit within 25 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 17 places to visit within 25 km of central Rikubetsu, Hokkaido in a straight line. The closest is Mount Rikubetsu, about 1 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Mount Meakan 雌阿寒岳Mountain23 km
Akan Volcanic Complex 阿寒岳Mountain23 km
Lake Onnetō オンネトーLake20 km
Onnetō Hot Falls オンネトー湯の滝Waterfall22 km
Mount Rikubetsu 陸別山Mountainunder 1 km
Mount Iyudaninupuri イユダニヌプリ山Mountain16 km
Mount Oro 尾呂山Mountain20 km
Mount Chimikeppu 知美化布Mountain20 km
Meakan onsen 雌阿寒温泉Hot spring21 km
Mount Taishozawa 大昭沢山Mountain21 km
Lake Chimikeppu チミケップ湖Lake21 km
Ashoro Local Museum 足寄町郷土資料館Museum22 km
Mount Fuppushi フップシ岳Mountain23 km
Mount Higashi Mikuni 東三国山Mountain23 km
Akan Fuji 阿寒富士Mountain23 km
Mount Hokuryo 北稜岳Mountain24 km
Mount Kitoushi 喜登牛山Mountain24 km

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