大雪山最奥の地、トムラウシ

大雪山国立公園内にに在る、名前をアイヌ語「トㇺラ・ウㇱ・イ」（緑色の藻の一種が群生するところ）に由来する山。和名で日本庭園、トムラウシ庭園、黄金ヶ原などと呼ばれる高山植物の群生地や高層湿原上に点在する池塘や池、溶岩台地上に形成されたロックガーデン等、原始地球の姿を観測出来る。周辺一体を指すアイヌ語の呼称、カムイミンタラ（神々の遊ぶ庭）に嘘偽りない場所。

Tomraushi, the deepest landscape of the Daisetsuzan

The mountain is located in the Daisetsuzan National Park, and its name is derived from the Ainu word “tumra ushi” (a place where a type of green algae grows in colonies). The mountain is also home to a number of alpine flora such as the Japanese garden, Tomuraushi Garden, and Koganegahara, as well as ponds and lakes scattered across the high moorland and rock gardens formed on the lava plateau, allowing visitors to observe the primordial earth in its original state. The Ainu name for the surrounding area, Kamuimintara (Garden of the Gods), is true to its name.