Nanae Town, Kameda County, is an area whose name means "cold river." Located adjacent to Hakodate City, the center of Hokkaido, the town has developed as a commuter town for businessmen. Its main industry is agriculture. While rice is the main crop, apples are also cultivated. Recently, carnation cultivation has also become popular, helping to promote the name of Nanae Town, Kameda County, nationwide. With access to trains, buses, and expressways, there is no shortage of transportation options. Tourist attractions include Onuma Quasi-National Park and hot spring resorts. While Onuma Quasi-National Park is small in size within Hokkaido, it is a spectacular spot and has been named one of the New Three Views of Japan.