The main tourist spot in Kushiro - Nusamai Bridge and its complex

Kushiro, Nusamai Bridge About a 15-minute walk from Kushiro Station, Nusamai Bridge is located near the mouth of the Kushiro River and is one of the "Three Most Famous Bridges in Hokkaido," along with Toyohira Bridge in Sapporo and Asahi Bridge in Asahikawa. The current bridge, completed in 1976, is the fifth bridge, and is known as the first bridge in Japan to have sculptures on its bridge, with bronze statues representing the four seasons on the railings. It is particularly famous as a sunset spot, and the view, which is said to be one of the three best sunsets in the world, can be enjoyed while looking at the crimson-colored Kushiro Port from the bridge. The spectacular view of the twilight sky and the water surface blending together is breathtakingly beautiful, and local drinks associated with the sunset, such as the "Kushiro Sunset Highball," are also popular. Depending on the season, the bridge can also be seen shrouded in a fantastical mist, and at night, when it is lit up, it looks even more mystical. Kushiro Fisherman's Wharf MOO Multipurpose Arena Kushiro Fisherman's Wharf MOO is a complex located right next to Nusamai Bridge. On the fifth floor, there is a multipurpose arena playground that is popular with local residents. • It has indoor air play equipment, a ball pool, soft blocks, a small slide, tricycles, and a swaying horse ride, making it a space where children can play freely and actively. • It has a solid safety design, with cushioning measures on the floors and pillars, so parents and children can play safely. • Although it requires a fee to use, it feels like a hidden gem: It is not crowded even on weekends, and it is comfortable with little worry about bumping into other children. • Opening hours are 9:00-22:00 (last entry at 21:00), and fees start from 220 yen for adults and 110 yen for children. There is also a free admission slot for preschool children and one guardian. • Every Monday, there is also a "Chibikko Monday" where infants and their parents can enter for free, which is loved by the local community. #AbsolutelyFreeTrip