Kamoenai Village, Furu District, Hokkaido, is a historic region that dates back to the Meiji period. Since then, the town has been revitalized solely through fishing. The area mainly catches monkfish and Atka mackerel, but also a large amount of sea urchins. At Kamoenai Roadside Station, Oskoi, you can purchase fresh scallops. The name of the station, Oskoi, is a call used by herring fishermen. It is a word of encouragement used when pulling up the nets all at once. Kamoenai Village, Furu District, is a thriving fishing area, and as such, it also has many swimming beaches. In addition to the beaches, there are also campsites with hot spring facilities, so you can choose the perfect spot for your trip, expanding your options for fun.