Bihoro Town in Abashiri District is one of the towns in Hokkaido that receives the least amount of snow. This makes for a comfortable environment throughout the year. Agriculture is thriving, and a variety of crops can be harvested, including wheat, potatoes, carrots, onions, and beans. There are also many tourist attractions, and the observation deck at Bihoro Pass offers a panoramic view of the beautiful Daisetsu Mountain Range. Midori Village has a giant slide and athletic gym, as well as a campsite and hot spring facilities. There is also an agricultural hall and museum on site. The Bihoro Hometown Festival is held every September, and the town is lively with stalls and a children's alley. Events such as band performances and street performances are held, attracting many tourists from other areas.