Overview
Lake Komuke is a lake in Monbetsu, on the Sea of Okhotsk side of northeastern Hokkaido. Covering about 4.84 square kilometers, it is known as a nature-rich waterside designated by Japan's Ministry of the Environment as an Important Wetland for its biodiversity. Set away from the town center, it offers open, tranquil lakeside scenery.
Highlights
- ●A lake of about 4.84 square kilometers in Monbetsu
- ●A nature-rich waterside designated an Important Wetland
- ●Quiet lakeside scenery on the Sea of Okhotsk side
- ●A wetland habitat where you can observe wildlife
History
Lake Komuke has been designated an Important Wetland by the Ministry of the Environment for its high value from the standpoint of biodiversity. Its rich wetland environment has long been protected as a place that nurtures a wide variety of living things.
Access
The lake lies in Monbetsu, within the Okhotsk Subprefecture. Close to the Sea of Okhotsk, it is mainly reached by car from the town area; check maps and official sources for exact routes.
Best season
The season from spring through autumn, when wetland creatures and waterside plants are at their liveliest, is recommended for taking in the quiet lakeside scenery at a relaxed pace.
Map
44.2583, 143.5056 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Take in the view along the shore of Lake Komuke
- 2Observe the waterside nature of this Important Wetland
- 3Enjoy the scenery on the Sea of Okhotsk side
- 4Continue on to sightseeing in central Monbetsu
Did you know?
💡 The lake is designated an Important Wetland by the Ministry of the Environment and spans about 4.84 square kilometers, with a wetland setting distinctive of its location near the Sea of Okhotsk.
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