Aurora Tower

Aurora Tower is an observation tower in Nemuro located along the northeastern coast of Hokkaido, with multiple levels allowing visitors to view the surrounding landscape and sea. The different observation decks provide views of the local environment and showcase the geographical features of this northern coastal region.

The tower was built in 1987 and quickly became an important observation point for this remote northeastern coast. Its construction marked the region's commitment to developing tourism while preserving access to its natural landmarks.

The structure is known locally as Chishima no Toride, a name reflecting the importance of the nearby sea and islands to the region. Today it serves as a place where people gather to watch marine activities and connect with the natural environment around them.

The tower is accessible and has clear pathways between the different levels for visitors of all abilities. It is best to visit on clear days to enjoy the best views of the coast and sea from above.

The tower's location allows visitors to observe seasonal shifts in bird patterns and marine activity, particularly during migration periods. This vantage point makes it a quiet place to witness the natural rhythms between land and sea.