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Lake Kuttara Caldera

Lake Kuttara is a real caldera lake in Hokkaidō, Japan, east of the Mount Yōtei and Lake Tōya area.

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Lake Kuttara is a real caldera lake in Hokkaidō, Japan, east of the Mount Yōtei and Lake Tōya area. It lies within Shikotsu-Tōya National Park and is known for its almost circular shape, exceptionally clear water and forested volcanic surroundings. The lake itself is not the same place as Lake Tōya, which is the large lake used as a major visual reference for Ghost of Yōtei’s world.

Lake Kuttara is a real caldera lake in Hokkaidō, Japan, east of the Mount Yōtei and Lake Tōya area. It lies within Shikotsu-Tōya National Park and is known for its almost circular shape, exceptionally clear water and forested volcanic surroundings. The lake itself is not the same place as Lake Tōya, which is the large lake used as a major visual reference for Ghost of Yōtei’s world.

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