The first ever look at the true face of Lake Towada! Discover the distinctive double caldera shape of the lake bottom, which was carved from the remains of prolonged volcanic activity.

A recreation of the forest during the snow thaws. Leaves unfurl and flowers grow in the spring sun; plants and bees and ants share an amazing connection. In summer, birds work vigorously, building their nests.

The changing colors of the forest in autumn. You can see the activities of animals preparing for the winter. Rustle, rustle...what sound is that? Representative mushrooms are presented in a catalog.

See a diorama showing the winter snows covering the forest cut like a slice of cake. Discover the animals of the forest from the sides and above. If you find any tracks, try to discover who made them!

An exhibit filled with drawers and peepholes for discovering legends and the wonders of animals. You can also find out about the ties between Lake Towada and the people living nearby.

The sounds in this room were recorded in and around the forest and lake in Towada. A visual exhibit presents the sounds that can be heard everywhere around Lake Towada and the creatures that make them.

Seasonal exhibits are presented here.

Here you can watch Visitor Center movies and DVDs.

Relax and rest while watching the lakeshore or a beautiful sunset.

A space for learning and exchange.

Relax while looking at the world from a higher perspective.