- The Northern Silk Road - "Kaikyo Museum" - Museum of the Sea Road -

The "Kaikyo Museum," a museum on the sea route of the Northern Silk Road, showcases approximately 200 exhibits, including Ezo Nishiki and Aotama brought during the Edo period. This trade route is known as the "Northern Silk Road" and has attracted attention. It's a must-visit place for those interested in history and culture.

The Kitano Silk Road, the Strait Museum, and the Sea Road Museum in Sai Village are cultural heritage sites where you can feel the history of the prospering Sankin Trade. The exhibits brought by the trade with the Ezo and Sankin remind us of that era. In addition, there are exhibits related to nature, such as ship models and marine life, which can be enjoyed by both children and adults. It's a must-see for those who want to experience the history and culture of Hokkaido.

The Kitano Silk Road, Kaikyo Museum, and Umi no Michi Museum in Sai Village are a perfect photo spot with beautiful views of the sea and mountains, allowing you to enjoy the rich natural scenery. One of the highlights is the historical buildings that have been around since the Edo period to the present day. Admission is free, so feel free to visit. It is recommended as an ideal place for photography and strolling.

The Northern Silk Road, the Strait Museum, and the Museum of the Sea Road is a facility where families can enjoy restaurants, cafes, rest areas, and shops. After viewing the exhibits brought by trade with the Ainu and Yamato people, you can enjoy delicious meals and souvenir shopping. In addition, there are playground equipment on the spacious grounds, which are very popular with children. If you are sightseeing with your family, be sure to stop by.

The Kitano Silk Road, the Kaikyo Museum, and the Museum of the Sea Road are tourist spots located in Sai Village that can be visited freely without admission fees. You can enjoy historical buildings that have continued from the Edo period to the present day and beautiful natural scenery. There are about 200 exhibits, including valuable items such as Ezo brocade and blue jade. In addition, there are restaurants and playgrounds where families can enjoy themselves, so even those with children can use them with peace of mind. Please be sure to visit when traveling to Hokkaido.