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Tokachigawa Onsen Tourist Association
Aug. 25, 2024
I went to Tokachi-ga-oka Observatory in the evening💫 I saw a different view than usual; the sunset turned the sky gold and it felt soothing😳 From Tokachi-ga-oka Observatory you can take in the clear sky, the majestic Hidaka Range, and the vast fields all at once!🏔️ Refresh yourself with the power of nature🌳 - A few afternoons ago I visited Tokachi-ga-oka Observatory💫 The afternoon sun dyed the sky gold, offering a scene unlike the usual morning view😳 From Tokachi-ga-oka Observatory you can see the clear sky, the towering Hidaka Range, and the expansive farmland at the same time🏔️ I invite everyone to come and enjoy the energy of nature!🌳
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すまいるビデオ胆振
Aug. 24, 2024
The Tomakomai Port Festival "Marching Festival" 2024 was Held in on Sunday, August 4. Events are held in the form of a parade through the center of Tomakomai City, with Local schools and organizations participating. Last year, it was canceled due to rain, and this year it will be Held in, so the street in front of the station was crowded with many spectators. 〇Tomakomai High School attached to Komazawa University Brass Band Bureau 〇Oji Paper Brass Band & Team TNS 〇Komazawa Tomakomai Kindergarten 〇 Certified Children's Kindergarten Tomakomai Central Kindergarten 〇Pinocchio Tomakomai Kindergarten 〇Angel Kindergarten 〇MARCHING BAND"The Tomakomai Caskaders28"
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あんな
Aug. 24, 2024
We went to Moominvalley Park. Since it was a weekday, there were few people and the temperature was comfortable and it was the best. On the way to the main area, I will post a photo of when I encountered a very beautiful umbrella in the forest! There, I and a fantastic and beautiful world created by the combination of atmospheric forests, colorful umbrellas, and soap Jade. In addition, there were ands fog and objects related to Moomin characters. You can participate in various Activities while enjoying Nature, please ✨️ go and experience the world view of Moomin once!
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Isehara Tourism Association
Aug. 23, 2024
[Repeated Sightings of Asiatic Black Bears in the Hinata Area] Following the sighting on Wednesday, August 21, another Asiatic black bear was seen around noon on Friday, August 23, near the former Fureai no Mori campsite in the Hinata area. It cannot be confirmed whether this was the same individual, but all sightings occurred during daytime. Residents and visitors to the area are asked to be aware in advance. If you observe a bear or find signs of one, please contact the City Hall Agriculture Promotion Division at 0463-94-4664. [Precautions if You Encounter a Bear] 1 Do not approach and avoid making eye contact. 2 Do not shout loudly or make threatening gestures. 3 Do not feed or show food to the bear. 4 Leave the area promptly. 5 Secure doors and windows to prevent bears from entering homes and other buildings.
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Isehara Tourism Association
Aug. 23, 2024
Call for Participants: Sannomiya Hibita Shrine “Isshin Crying Sumo” A baby graduation ceremony 👶 Crying sumo is a traditional Japanese ritual praying for babies’ health and growth. Make a once-in-a-lifetime memory—feel free to come and watch! Date: Monday, September 16 (Respect for the Aged Day) Check-in starts at 9:30 AM Venue: Sannomiya Hibita Shrine (1472 Sannomiya, Isehara) Participation fee: ¥13,000 Pay at registration on the day (Includes prayer fee, commemorative gift, and event participation fee) Eligibility: Babies from six months old with neck control up to two and a half years old Registration: Reserve via the “Isshin Crying Sumo” official website (Same-day registration available if space remains) Contact: Isshin Crying Sumo Executive Committee FAX: 078-903-5475 Email: info@nakisumo.jp
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  • Sannomiya Hibita Shrine
  • Traditional culture
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