Abashiri City Railway Memorial Hall

２ I saw Lake Notori from the observation room on the floor.

Original Text

　The former Jnr's Yume Line, which runs along the coast of Lake Saroma, the Sea of Okhotsk, and Lake Notori. Showa ６２ The line was discontinued in the year, but Ubarauchi Station was a railway park. In the building next to the park, there was a coffee shop called "El Condor", and on the second floor there was this Abashiri City Railway Memorial Hall. ２ The floor is an exhibition room, but unfortunately it seems that it was closed and I couldn't see the exhibits, but from a place like an observation room, I could see Lake Notori spreading to the north ...

Qinlin になった Yongwang Line の Archive です

Original Text

　On the southern bank of Lake Notori in Abashiri City, there is a district called Ubarauchi. It seems that there was a railway called the Yume Line once passing here, and it was the place where the station was located, so it was called "Ubarauchi Railway Park". There was this railway memorial hall in the park. The cafe was open on the １ floor, and the ２ floor was a museum. ＳＬ in the park was also covered with sheets, and this memorial hall seemed to be closed, so I couldn't see the hall.

Automobile を See れます!

Original Text

The railways transferred from the JNR are on display and you can see the inside. Toilets are also available and I am grateful that they are located along the cycling road.

Utilizing the station building that has been discontinued

Original Text

１９８７ This facility utilizes the site of Ubarauchi Station on the former Yuuami Line, which was discontinued in １９８７. The old station building is preserved as a railway memorial hall, and the ２ floor is a museum. Nostalgic station name boards and uniforms are on display.

SL is on display

Original Text

SL was on display. It seems that the side of the railroad track is a cycling course. This day was a good view because it was sunny 々.