Lake Panketō
パンケトー
A protected freshwater lake in Hokkaido's primary forest, formed by volcanic activity and known for its pristine natural environment.
What it is
- A freshwater lake located at the northeastern foot of Mount Oakan in eastern Hokkaido.
- The name originates from the Ainu word meaning lower lake.
- It is a designated special protection area within a national park.
- The lake formed when sediment blocked an ancient larger body of water.
What to see
- A primary forest that completely surrounds the lake waters.
- The Ibeshibetsu River which flows from this lake into Lake Akan.
- A habitat for local brown bears and kokanee salmon.
- An important wetland environment recognized by the Ministry of the Environment.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Lake Panketō Open in Google Maps
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