The name of Okoppe Town in Monbetsu County comes from the Ainu word "Oukoppe." Its main industries are dairy farming, forestry, and fishing. It even produces a brand of milk called Okoppe Milk. The fishing industry also produces seafood such as scallops and hairy crabs. Tourist attractions in the town include Moomoo Castle, the windmill, and Saruru Beach. The town also hosts festivals such as the Okoppe Park Festival and the Saruru Beach Festival. Located on the coast of the Sea of Okhotsk, the town offers views of the Sea of Okhotsk. In winter, the town is also home to the beautiful sight of a blanket of snow. The town is also home to rivers such as the Okoppe River and the Saruru River, as well as the 800-meter-high mountain, Utsudake.