Established in 1880 as Hokkaido’s first railway, the historic Temiya Line now lives on as a picturesque mile-long walking trail slicing through retro port scenery. Strollers can trace the vintage iron tracks bordered by lush greenery and seasonal wildflowers, connecting the bustling Sushiya-Dori street to the Otaru City General Museum. The preserved rails offer an atmospheric, nostalgic backdrop that is perfect for scenic strolls and cinematic photo opportunities. It is an effortlessly charming way to immerse yourself in the city's frontier-era transit history on foot.
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