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Poroto-no-Mori Skunk cabbages bloom	Poroto-no-Mori Skunk cabbages bloom	Poroto-no-Mori Campsite Bungalows	Poroto-no-Mori Campsite

Porotokotan Kotan Korukuru statue A 16m-high statue situated at the entrance of the Ainu Museum. Kotan Korukuru means "head of the village" in the Ainu language.	Porotokotan (The Ainu Museum) Kamui nomi is a ritual of praying to a god. Many people sit around the fire, where the ritual is performed according to ancient words and etiquette.	Porotokotan (The Ainu Museum) Inside of a Chise A Chise is a house in which the Ainu lived. Dried salmon, hung from the ceiling, were smoked and used as non-perishable food.	Porotokotan Porotokotan is Ainu language meaning large (poro), lake (to), and village (kotan).

The Ainu Museum as Seen from Lake Poroto	Chipu floating on Lake Poroto Chipu means boat in the Ainu language.	Landing Tuna Shiraoi Port	Landing Tuna Shiraoi Port