We tracked eight matured chum salmons Oncorhynchus keta using acoustic and radio telemetry to understand their upriver migration around ca. 120 to 180 km site starting from the mouth of the Ishikari River in autumn 2002-2004. This study area was divided into the natural levee area, the gorge area, and the basin area including the past major spawning sites until ca. 1940s. Three tagged fish reached to the basin area, and two
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