海的故鄉館 / Umi-no Furusato Kan or Sea Folk Museum

海的故鄉館（位於留萌市）是位在接近黃金岬的高台上的博物館。在鯡魚漁業繁榮的時代，這個高台是用在判斷天氣是否能出海捕魚，然候再用狼煙通知漁船的地方。現在這裡建了博物館。因鯡魚漁業而繁榮的留萌的歷史相關的收藏品，展示著約350件。2樓是展望休息室和餐廳。

Umi-no Furusato Kan or Sea Folk Museum (Rumoi City) is a learning center on a hill near Cape Ougon. Ougon stands for gold, derived from the shining of the sea. When Rumoi was in its heyday courtesy of herring fishing, this hill was a vital communication link for the fisherman regarding weather conditions, with messages being passed to the fishing fleet via smoke signals. Now, the museum provides visitors with information on the history and fishing industry of the town. There are in excess of 350 exhibits there. On the second floor, there is an observation deck and restaurant.