Toyokoro Town, Nakagawa District, is located in the Tokachi region of Hokkaido. The town's symbol is a Japanese elm tree. It's often planted around parks, but it's also used for musical instruments. Because it's sensitive to polluted air, it can only survive in areas rich in nature. Toyokoro Town, Nakagawa District, has revitalized its economy through agriculture and dairy farming. Its main crops are potatoes and radishes. In addition to these industries, the town also places emphasis on fishing. In season, crabs, Atka mackerel, and other seafood are abundant. Tourist attractions include the Tokachi Royal Hotel and the Otsu-Chobushi Primeval Flower Garden. There are also many camping spots in the summer where you can experience the natural environment.