[Free Participation] LINE Puzzle Event “The Lost Osametachi” Osametachi is a traditional Isehara cultural heritage recognized as part of Japan’s cultural patrimony. Explore the history of Oyama through a puzzle hunt, find the Osametachi by clearing the puzzles, and receive an original Oyama Afuri Shrine achievement certificate!! Period: Through Monday, September 30, 2024 Participation Fee: Free Estimated Time: About 2 hours (depending on hiking pace) How to Join: From the flyer QR code Access to Oyama From Odakyu Line Isehara Station North Exit, Bus Stop No. 4 Take the bus bound for the Oyama Cable (routes I10, I11, I12) and get off at the final stop (about 30 minutes) Organizer: Isehara Plus Project WonderSpace Co., Ltd. Contact: Isehara Plus Project Representative Aoki: 090-6112-4303

Hello to everyone watching Cool Japan Video! This is the Takaharu Town Tourism Association. Takaharu, Nishimorokata District, Miyazaki Prefecture, lies at the foot of MtTakachihonomine in the southwest of Kyushu. It is a town surrounded by beautiful nature. The town’s population is about 8,000 people (as of June 2024), and it is known for scenery that changes with the seasons. Takaharu in Miyazaki Prefecture charms visitors with its rich natural environment and historical background, offering heartwarming experiences. The name Takaharu is said to come from Takamagahara, the high plain where the gods dwell in Japanese mythology. Here is some recommended information about Takaharu, a town closely linked to Japanese mythology. ■■■Access to Takaharu, Miyazaki Prefecture ■Miyazaki Airport - Access to Takaharu You can reach Takaharu from Miyazaki Airport by the following means. By car: It takes about 45 minutes from Miyazaki Airport to Takaharu via the Miyazaki Expressway. By train: From Miyazaki Airport, transfer between the JR Miyazaki Airport Line, the JR Nippo Main Line, and the JR Kitto Line to reach takaharu station in about two hours. ■■■History, Legends, and Myths of Takaharu, Miyazaki Prefecture Takaharu has long been a region where myths and legends live on, and many stories have been passed down here. It is said to be the birthplace and childhood home of Emperor Jimmu, and many local place names around Takaharu relate to him. The Tenson Korin, the heavenly descent in Japanese myth, is said to have taken place at MtTakachihonomine in Takaharu. Legends about the birth of the land by Izanagi-no-Mikoto and Izanami-no-Mikoto and the Ama-no-Sakahoko stuck into the summit of MtTakachihonomine at the time of descent remain. ■■■Popular Sightseeing Spots in Takaharu, Miyazaki Prefecture ■Sayano Shrine Sayano Shrine is one of Takaharu’s representative shrines and is said to have been established on the site where Emperor Jimmu was born as recorded in the Kojiki and the Nihon Shoki. A grand avenue lined with cedar trees, said to be the longest shrine approach in Japan, covers the precincts, and its tranquil atmosphere moves visitors deeply. ■Kirishima Higashi Shrine Kirishima Higashi Shrine sits on the eastern foot of MtKirishimayama and is known as one of the Kirishima Rokusha Gongen. Kirishima Jingu in Kagoshima Prefecture prospered as “West Kirishima Shrine,” while Kirishima Higashi Shrine was known as “East Kirishima Shrine.” From the shrine you can enjoy grand views of MtKirishimayama, and the autumn colors particularly attract many visitors. ■Kasumi Shrine Kasumi Shrine is said to grant blessings for agriculture, livestock, health, matchmaking, good fortune, and business success. Legend says that worshiping the white snake that lives in a rock cave on the shrine grounds brings good luck. ■Oujibaru Park Oujibaru Park is a vast park representing Takaharu and a natural treasure to enjoy year-round. You can enjoy wood-themed play areas such as Oujibaru no Ki, where children play with wooden toys, and the roofed play equipment Moo-rii that lets you feel the warmth of wood. ■Okukirishima Oujibaru Park Campground Okukirishima Oujibaru Park Campground is an outdoor spot developed around Koushiobaru Shrine where visitors can enjoy camping in nature. Around the campground you can find burial mounds, walking trails, tennis courts, a fishing pond, and go-karts, making it enjoyable for both children and adults. The site offers facilities that make it easy for camping beginners to use, so anyone can enjoy an outdoor experience with confidence. ■Okukirishima Onsen-kyo Takaharu is also a rich hot-spring area spreading across the Kirishima range, and the town has four hot-spring facilities. This hot-spring village breathes history and tradition, with abundant springs offering various benefits. The spring types include sulfur springs, bicarbonate springs, and iron springs, which are said to improve skin and relieve fatigue. Facilities where you can enjoy high-concentration carbonated springs are also popular. From open-air baths and private baths you can enjoy beautiful seasonal natural scenery. Local cuisine made with regional ingredients is another major attraction. ■Totoro Statue A statue of Totoro, a character from the animated film My Neighbor Totoro, stands in a rural setting in Takaharu. Surrounded by lush natural scenery, the statue makes visitors feel as if they are inside the film. It is a popular photo spot and a memorable place for visitors. ■■■■Local Specialties of Takaharu, Miyazaki Prefecture ■Miyazaki Beef Takaharu is a region with thriving livestock farming, and Miyazaki Beef, representative of the town, is a highly regarded premium wagyu both in Japan and abroad, known for its quality. Its fine marbling and tender texture fill your mouth with rich flavor from the first bite. ■Aged Takaharu Ash-Dried Meat This is meat ash-dried using ash from eruptions of MtShinmoedake. Volcanic ash absorbs excess moisture and odors, enhancing umami and tenderizing the ingredient. These specialties are also popular return gifts for hometown tax donations. ■■■Tourist Information for Takaharu, Miyazaki Prefecture Takaharu offers abundant nature and a compelling historical backdrop. Visit Takaharu to encounter Japanese myths and legends. Cool Japan Video will continue to share recommended information about Takaharu, Miyazaki Prefecture, so please follow us.

On the morning of the Gion Festival procession, The figure of the Yamaboko quietly waiting for its turn There and a little tension in the silence, It gave off an indescribable aura.

Hello 😀 This is the Shosenkyo Gorge Tourism Association. The rainy season has finally ended and summer vacation is here — the sightseeing season has arrived! Come and visit Shosenkyo Gorge 😆 The first photo shows the familiar Kakuempou, the main peak of Shosenkyo Gorge, rising about 180 meters. See the majestic rock mountain with your own eyes. The second photo shows Senga Falls. This roughly 30-meter waterfall chills only the area around it, offering a refreshing coolness. The third photo shows the fissure in the earth directly behind Senga Falls. Don’t miss the spectacular sight of the towering split rock. We look forward to your visit 🙂

Enjoy the sea of Takahama! 🏖️ Hamachaya Introduction~ Takahama Town ☀️ in the middle of summer with the sea open This time, we will introduce the recommended menu of Shiroyama Beaches and Hamachaya Shiroyama! !! 🏝️ Shiroyama Beaches 🏝️ Access beach just 5 minutes by car from Takahama Station, Popular with Locals and tourists! Here you can Unfolds a beautiful scene, Meikyodo cave and Ashikaga Yoshimitsu also loved. It features crystal clear blue water, where you can swim 🎣, snorkel and fish. 🍴 Recommended menu 🍴 🌮 "Taco Rice" 700 yen Volume taco rice. Spicy taco meat and Fresh vegetables are in perfect harmony! 🌶️ 🌭 "Frank Furt" 300 yen Enjoy the juicy Frank Hult! Volume at a reasonable price! 🍴 ☕ "Iced coffee" 300 yen Coffee slowly brewed with ice. Enjoy a refreshing and refreshing drink! ❄️ In addition, there is a wide variety of menu such as Udon noodles curry🍛, grated daikon soba, beef tendon curry🍛, and snacks! Enjoy the summer time at Shiroyama Beaches and enjoy delicious food at Hamachaya Shiroyama! 🌞🍽️

Held in 🎆 a mini fireworks festival From Wakasa Wada Beach to Shiroyama Beaches, Held in a mini fireworks festival for the second time this year. Is it Squid to relax and fireworks Appreciation in a large venue? You can enjoy the Underwater fireworks and fireworks that open in front of you 🎆 Please take a look at the powerful mini fireworks festival. * The photo was held in in the past. Wakasa Takahama Mini Fireworks Festival Date & Time: July 27 Sat 20:00~ Total number of Jade: 170 Location: Wakasa Wada Beach ~ Shiroyama Beaches

Photographed on 7/22/24. At the Otorii Gate of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, it is a "cloud on the ground" that appears. From 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

August 4 (Sunday) Rekifune River Clear-Stream Festival takes place! The summer highlight of Taiki Town, the Rekifune River Clear-Stream Festival, will be held on August 4. During the day, enjoy a character show, prize draws, food stalls, gold panning experiences, yamabe (landlocked salmon) fishing, and many other fun activities! In the evening, the festival builds to its climax with the Perpune Fire Festival, where towering columnar bonfires seem to reach the sky, followed by an impressive fireworks display. Date and time: Sunday, August 4, 11:00– Venue: Rekifune River, riverbank upstream of Taiki Bridge Stage event schedule 11:00–11:10 Opening ceremony 11:20–11:50 Taiki Town street dance circle 12:00–12:50 Kamen Rider Gatchard & Geats 13:00–14:10 Taiki Town Japan-Taiwan Friendship Association Lychee Seed Spitting Contest 14:20–15:10 Kamen Rider Gatchard & Geats 15:40–16:20 Keishi Tanaka acoustic live performance 16:30–17:30 Prize draw 18:00–19:10 Houto (ceremonial lanterns) and Perpune Fire Festival 19:10–19:20 Hikata River Taiko drumming 19:30–21:00 Doshin Fireworks Display

Mountain Isehara Market is on! Events proceed in light rain, canceled in severe weather. A stage show will take place in the center of the General Sports Park. Food tents, food trucks, and local vegetable stalls will also be available. A variety of tasty and fun offerings await! Sunday, July 28, 2024, 10:00–15:00 Venue: Isehara City General Sports Park (Free admission) 320 Nishi-Tomioka, Isehara, Kanagawa ● Access by train and bus Get off at Isehara Station on the Odakyu Line. Take the Kanagawa Chuo Kotsu bus from North Exit stop 3 bound for Nanasawa, about 10 minutes, fare 240 yen. ▪ If you board routes I-34 or I-36, get off at General Sports Park. ▪ If you board routes I-31 or I-37, get off at General Sports Park Entrance and walk 5 minutes. ※ Walking from Isehara Station takes about 45 minutes. ● Access by car ▪ About 30 minutes from the Tomei Expressway Atsugi Interchange. ▪ About 8 minutes from the Shin-Tomei Expressway Isehara-Ōyama Interchange. ※ Congestion is expected, so please use public transportation when possible. For details and inquiries, please see the flyer. Lots of delicious treats! Please come and fully enjoy Isehara!!

It is a sunset view of Hyakungura in Kumano Kodo and Kokumotori-Etsu. The sun is going down quietly.

It is a hankai grass that blooms in a mountain stream. I tried to express the stream of water with a slow shutter.

Photographed on 7/22/24. It is Hanachozu of Naritasan Kawagoe Betsuin. Yesterday, I Visiting the site of the Goma Prayer. The prayer for protection was very powerful and.

Miyazaki Prefecture Gokasecho Local Specialty and Souvenir: Takana Nikuman Takana nikuman is a local gourmet treat sold only during the winter season. Its main fillings are takana (pickled mustard greens), bamboo shoots harvested in Gokasecho, and minced pork. The ingredients are stir-fried with sesame oil, sugar, and soy sauce to bring out their deep natural flavors and aromas. A spicy homemade mustard is also included, recommended for adding a flavorful kick. Loved both within and beyond the town, this is a must-try delicacy. Enjoy!

Miyazaki Prefecture Gokasecho specialty souvenir: Hanameguri (yokan and yuzu yokan) Hanameguri is a handmade yokan made from Gokase-grown azuki beans that are slowly simmered over time and carefully kneaded by hand for many hours. You can taste the full flavor of the azuki beans, and the exquisite balance of sweetness and saltiness reveals a profound flavor that opens your eyes the moment you bite into it. Enjoy a peaceful moment with this Gokasecho specialty paired with the rare kama-iri tea, a local prized tea.

Specialties and Souvenirs of Gokasecho, Miyazaki Prefecture: Gokase Yamame Gokase Yamame are fish raised in the yamame village at the source of the Gokase River, skewered and charcoal-grilled until golden and seasoned to perfection. Varieties include lightly sweet-and-salty simmered yamame (yamame kanroni), ginger-flavored simmered yamame (yamame shiguren), yamame slowly stewed with sansho pepper (yamame sanshoni), and yamame gently simmered wrapped in kombu seaweed so the fish broth soaks into the kelp (yamame kombu-maki). The bones are soft, making them safe and easy to eat for children and older adults.

Miyazaki Prefecture Gokasecho local product and souvenir: Babba Club’s karinto Karinto made by the Kawanochi district processing group Babba Club These additive-free snacks focus on safety and peace of mind. They also make Adam cookies and longevity senbei. Handmade pickles are also popular.

Miyazaki Prefecture Gokasecho Specialty and Souvenir: Log-grown shiitake mushrooms These "log-grown shiitake" thrive in clear air, fertile soil, and mineral-rich water They are a local specialty prized for their rich aroma and texture They also make a recommended gift for someone special.

Miyazaki Prefecture Gokasecho Specialty Products and Souvenirs: Gokase Wine Nestled in rich nature atop a hill at 660 meters stands Gokase Winery. A climate with large temperature swings and pure water nurtures grapes with an exquisite balance of sugar and acidity. “We wanted to make wine using 100% locally grown grapes.” With that wish, the winery opened in 2005. Wines made from freshly harvested grapes have a juicy, fruity character. Please enjoy wines made from 100% Gokase-grown grapes, filled with the scent of the earth. Wine Introductions ■ Niagara (white, sweet — most popular) Grape variety: Niagara This white wine made from the table grape Niagara has a beautiful golden color. Aroma reminiscent of osmanthus with added fresh notes makes for a pleasantly refreshing sweet wine. ■ Delaware (white, slightly sweet) Grape variety: Delaware The pale yellow hue of Delaware is easy on the eyes in this white wine. Its citrus-like aroma and fresh acidity pair well with a wide range of meat dishes. ■ Chardonnay (white, medium dry) Grape variety: Chardonnay Chardonnay shows a lovely pale yellow-green that evokes Gokase’s spring buds. Its lively acidity is refreshing and leaves a clean finish. This crisp, slightly dry style pairs well with fish-based Japanese cuisine. ■ Campbell Early (rosé, slightly sweet) Grape variety: Campbell Early This slightly sweet rosé locks in the grape’s fresh fragrance and natural sweetness. Its vivid color is as striking as a sunset pouring over Kuwanochi. ■ Yuhi (red, dry) Grape varieties: Merlot, Petit Verdot Merlot and Petit Verdot were aged carefully in barrels for one year. This light-bodied red balances gentle acidity and tannin for easy drinking. ■ Juju (sparkling, white) Grape variety: Niagara Keeping Niagara’s characteristic aroma, this sparkling version transforms it into a crisp Niagara. It has a refreshing mouthfeel. ■ Oubu (sparkling, rosé) Grape variety: Campbell Early A sparkling wine made from the table grape Campbell Early. Enjoy its mature, developed flavor. ■ Ryoka (sparkling, white) Grape variety: Chardonnay A sparkling wine made from Chardonnay, featuring youthful, fresh fruit aromas and moderate acidity. It is dry and sharp in taste and pairs excellently with fish dishes. ■ Akane (red, dry) This is a half bottle (360 ml). Named Akane to evoke the beautiful autumn sunset skies visible from Gokase Winery. A Merlot-dominant red. Akane, finished dry, rested in stainless tanks for a light taste. It features gentle tannins and clean acidity. Other options include half (360 ml) bottles of Niagara, Rosé, and Chardonnay.

[Miyazaki Prefecture, Gokasecho] Local Specialty and Souvenir: kama-iri tea Kama-iri tea is made by pan-frying tea leaves instead of steaming them. This method, similar to the process used for oolong tea, brings out the tea’s natural aroma. Compared with standard steamed teas, it boasts a light, refreshing flavor and excellent fragrance that make it easy to drink cup after cup.

Miyazaki Prefecture Gokasecho Gourmet: Hinatamichi Hinatamichi is an izakaya in the Kuraoka area This izakaya, where you can also sing karaoke, fills up with locals In summer, guests can enjoy a beer garden as well Because the restaurant has irregular holidays, it’s best to call ahead before visiting Hours: Contact for details Closed: Irregular holidays Contact 3263 Kuraoka, Gokasecho, Nishiusuki District, Miyazaki Prefecture 882-1201 Phone: 0982-83-2360

Miyazaki Prefecture Gokasecho Gourmet — Yakitori Masa-chan When night falls in Gokasecho, this is the place to be: Yakitori Masa-chan With a wide variety of yakitori and a cold beer, you might just feel like a true Gokase local!? Besides yakitori, they offer a selection of proud signature dishes! Hours: From 17:00 Closed: Sundays Contact 10650-5, Sangasho, Gokasecho, Nishiusuki District, Miyazaki Prefecture 882-1203 Phone: 0982-82-1541

[Miyazaki Prefecture Gokasecho Gourmet] Takara Shop A snack bar you can also use for after-parties. It's a good idea to call ahead before visiting. [Hours] 7:00 PM–1:00 AM [Closed] Irregular holidays [Contact] 10650-1, Sankasho, Gokasecho, Nishiusuki District, Miyazaki Prefecture 882-1203 Phone: 0982-82-1539

Miyazaki Prefecture Gokasecho Gourmet: Akaneya Sabou Akaneya Sabou sits on a hilltop It opened in 2021 as a cafe with views of Mt. Aso. Their hamburgers are perfect for lunch, and the monthly limited lunch menu is also popular. This is the only restaurant in Gokasecho where you can dine with your dog. Hours: 11:00–17:00 Closed: Wednesdays Contact 67 Sangasho, Gokasecho, Nishiusuki District, Miyazaki Prefecture 882-1203 Phone: 0982-82-1107

Miyazaki Prefecture Gokasecho Gourmet: Rest House Shima Rest House & Guesthouse Shima sits along National Route 265 by the Gokase River Here you can enjoy dishes like seafood champon and a Takachiho beef set meal The champon in particular is loaded with toppings and very filling! Feel free to stop by just for a meal Hours: Irregular holidays Contact 4871-1 Kuraoka, Gokasecho, Nishiusuki District, Miyazaki Prefecture 882-1201 Phone: 0982-83-2837

Miyazaki Prefecture Gokasecho Gourmet: IL gardino della corasita IL gardino della corasita is a garden café–style restaurant run by the auberge corasita, a stay-in restaurant operated by a tomato farm. (IL gardino della corasita means "corasita's garden" in Italian.) Dinner service is available only on nights when no overnight guests are staying. The restaurant is also available for lunch, celebrations, banquets, and trainings. Hours of operation By reservation only Lunch 11:30–13:30 (last order 13:00) Dinner 17:00–20:30 (last order 20:00) Closed: irregular holidays Please note that if someone is staying on your desired date, dinner cannot be served. Outdoor garden seating depends on the season and weather; please inquire when making your reservation.

[Miyazaki Prefecture Gokasecho Gourmet] CORASITA (Corashita) Corasita is a reservation-only restaurant where owner Hiromi Fujiki, a certified Italian cuisine researcher, serves traditional Italian home cooking, especially from Tuscany, using proudly homegrown tomatoes from her own farm. Dinner is available only on nights when no overnight guests are staying. The restaurant is also available for lunch, celebrations, banquets, and training events. [Hours] Reservation only Lunch 11:30–13:30 (last order 13:00) Dinner 17:00–20:30 (last order 20:00) [Closed] Irregular holidays *Please note that dinner cannot be served if there are guests staying on your desired date. [Contact] Phone: 0982-83-2017

Miyazaki Prefecture Gokasecho Gourmet — Kurunkonne Kurunkonne, a café in Gokasecho where you can read manga This place also serves as a relaxing spot where you can refresh yourself. They hold monthly events, so why not treat yourself? The owner’s proud takoyaki and takakibi veg hot sandwiches are highlights, and the café offers a full range of drinks and desserts. Hours: 11:00–17:00 (hours may change) Closed: See the business calendar Contact 9719-1 Sangkasho, Gokasecho, Nishiusuki District, Miyazaki Prefecture 882-1203 Phone: 0982-82-0308

Hello! This is the Wakasa Takahama Tourist Association. Takahama Town, Ōi-gun, Fukui Prefecture, is a towns in the southwestern part of Fukui Prefecture, bordering Maizuru City, Kyoto Prefecture, and is the western gateway to Fukui Prefecture. Surrounded by the sea and mountains Rich in nature it is a seaside town characterized by its mild climate and varied Nature beauty. 【What is Takahama Town, Fukui Prefecture?】 】 The population is about 9,700 as of April 2024. It is an area with easily accessible about 2 hours from Osaka and Kyoto, so a car trip is also recommended. The north side of the Takahama Town faces the Sea of Japan, and between the Oshima Peninsula and the Ondokai Peninsula, many Beachgoers Visit when the sea opens in July every year, and the "Wakasa Wada Beach", which has been selected as a 100 best sunsets in Japan, and the "Shirahama beach", which has been selected as a One of the Best 100 Pleasant Bathing Spots in Japan. It used to Name spreads as a One of the best in Japan resort area, and the peak season was crowded with about 1 million Beachgoers in one summer. Wakasa Wada Beach was the first beach in Asia to obtain the "International Environmental Certification Roux Flag" and is now attracting attention as a "beach recognized by the world". 【Introduction of Sightseeing spots in Takahama Town, Fukui Prefecture】 ・Mt. Aoba Mt. Aoba is a mountain that boasts the beauty of Nature, Representative of Takahama Town, and is also known as "Wakasa Fuji" because of its beautiful mountain appearance. With a Elevation of 693 Meters, the Maintenance Mountain trail and can be enjoyed by beginners and advanced players alike. From the top of the mountain, a superb view of the Sea of Sea of Japan and Wakasa Bay Unfolds, and you can take photos that show the charm of the mountain. ・Shiroyama Park, Meikyodo cave Maintenance of the site of Takahama Castle, which was built during the Warring States period, became a park. From the Observation decks, you can enjoy a superb view of Wakasa Bay. Meikyodo cave, one of the eight caves created by the rough waves of the Sea of Japan, is a horizon that Unfolds beyond the hole. ・Town Station, Platte HOME Takahama It is a facility that handles fresh agricultural products and marine products caught in Takahama Town. Not only can you buy Takahama Town Specialty Products and Souvenirs, but you can also get Local Events Information and Sightseeing spot guidance. ・Roadside Station Seaside Takahama It is a Roadside Station with a characteristic Western-style appearance, and limited edition items that can only be purchased here are lined up. ・Otomi cliffs Otomi cliffs is one of the wonders of Takahama Town's Nature. Designated as a scenic spot in the prefecture, the 260-Meters-high cliff continues, and the magnificent scenery is a masterpiece. Promenade is maintained, and you can safely enjoy the spectacular view. ・Beach Cycling Cycling along the Promenade along the sea, which is about 7 Kilometers from Wakasa Wada Beach to Hamanasu Park Beach. You can feel the beautiful scenery of the Sea of Japan up close. 【Introduction of Specialty Products of Takahama Town, Fukui Prefecture】 ・Pufferfish Takahama Town in Fukui Prefecture is the birthplace of Wakasa pufferfish. Fresh pufferfish, which is a representative of Taste of Winter, is exquisite, and sashimi and hot pot dishes are especially popular. Local traditional Japanese restaurants serve authentic pufferfish cuisine. ・Red tilefish Red tilefish Amadai is one of the seafood of Takahama Town. Thereare flesh is white and fluffy, with a sweet taste. Boiled fish with salt brings out its deliciousness. ・Grapes, strawberries Takahama Town is also known as a grape and strawberry production area. Sweet and juicy grapes and strawberries are also popular as thank-you gifts for paying taxes in your hometown. 【Introduction of Festivals and Events in Takahama Town, Fukui Prefecture】 ・Takahama Seven Year Festival The Takahama Seven Year Festival, which is designated as a prefectural Intangible folk cultural assets, is a traditional Festival held once every seven years. portable shrine and hikiyama Parade the Town, and the whole Town is bustling. The next Held in is scheduled for 2025. ・Wakasa Takahama Fireworks Festival Takahama Town's Fireworks Festival is a major summer Events. The fireworks launched against the backdrop of the Sea of Sea of Japan are beautiful and powerful. Many tourists visit every year and cheer at the fireworks that light up the night sky. 【Introducing Information on Takahama Town, Fukui Prefecture】 The Takahama Town of Fukui Prefecture is a Town of Nature beauty, rich history, and warm people. Please experience the charm of Takahama Town once! In COOL JAPAN VIDEOS, we will introduce the Special Offers of Takahama Town, Fukui Prefecture! Best regards very much.

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When the rough stone is polished, the Tokachi stone becomes glossy and black ✨ Tokachi stone is an obsidian found in Hokkaido, formed by intense volcanic activity 🪨 For that reason, it is said to hold a burning, powerful energy ❤️‍🔥 The Tokachi stone’s meanings: protection from evil, severing bad ties, and success at work 💪 On the Tokachi River canoe tour run by the Tokachi Nature Center, you can search for Tokachi stones on a riverside stretch during the trip! It’s a perfect activity for this season 🚣 At Tokachigawa Onsen, try summer outdoor activities in addition to the hot springs — you’ll love them under the sun ☀️ 🔍For details, please contact the Tokachi Nature Center 📞0155-32-6116 - After polishing, the rough stone turned into a glossy, jet-black Tokachi stone ✨ Tokachi stone is a naturally occurring obsidian from Hokkaido, produced after intense volcanic activity 🪨 Because of this, it carries the sense of burning power ❤️‍🔥 Stone meanings: dispelling bad luck, cutting off harmful ties, and smooth success in work 💪 On the Tokachi Nature Center’s Tokachi River rafting tour, participants get to try searching for Tokachi stones in the river along the way! It’s an outdoor activity perfectly suited to the current weather 🚣 Be sure to come to Tokachigawa Onsen and try the summer outdoor activities!