Teuri Island (Hokkaido) / Traditional townscape of an island that prospered by herring fishing 

Walk around the island village Teuri Island (Hokkaido) / Traditional townscape of an island that prospered by herring fishing
It is one of the two islands that nestle 25km from Haboro Port on the Sea of Japan. It is slightly narrow to the northwest, and the west coast is a cliff. It is relatively warm in northern Hokkaido due to the influence of the Tsushima Warm Current, but the monsoon from the northwest is strong in winter. Teuri Island is a "paradise for seabirds" including endangered species of Ororon and Uto, and is a world-famous island where seabirds and humans coexist. Since the herring fishing ground was cultivated in the middle of the 18th century, the village developed by herring fishing is a long and narrow town formed on a stepped straight road considerably higher than the coast, with Tomiiso, Waura, Maehama, Benten and a total length of 3 km. There is.
Above all, from Maehama to Waura, you can see traditional style private houses that you can see in the mainland, and you can't think of it as a small island. In addition, a large building facing the sea of Tomiiso remains, and it is said that it was a former herring banya.
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