Benten Numa
弁天沼 (北海道)
A 34-hectare lake in Tomakomai serving as a vital breeding ground for endangered birds and a habitat for Yezo deer.
What it is
- A 34-hectare lake located south of Lake Utonai in Tomakomai, Hokkaido.
- A former part of a larger wetland system near Mount Tarumae.
- A breeding ground for many bird species managed by the company Toutou.
- A site included in the Abira River flood control plan.
What to see
- Endangered Yellow-breasted buntings and Eastern marsh harriers breeding in the area.
- Migratory birds including various species of geese and eagles.
- A major local habitat for Yezo deer populations.
- Natural wetlands that currently permit public access for visitors.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Benten Numa Open in Google Maps
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