Toyotomi Town in Teshio District faces the Sea of Japan and is surrounded by the Sarobetsu Plain. The town's name includes the character "Toyotomi" (Toyotomi) due to the town's once abundant natural resources, such as coal and peat. Specialties of Toyotomi Town in Teshio District include jam made with cowberry and rose fruit, and soft-serve ice cream and cheese made with Toyotomi milk. One of the most famous tourist spots is Toyotomi Onsen, Japan's northernmost hot spring resort. Also known as the "oil bath," it has a faint smell of petroleum. The hot spring town stretches for about six kilometers within the town, attracting over 250,000 visitors annually. Other tourist attractions include Kabutonuma Park, a large grassland, and the Sarobetsu Marsh.