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tsubetsutourismassociation
Nov. 10, 2023
Notice of the 1st Tsubetsu Photo Contest To rediscover the charms of Tsubetsu Town, we are pleased to announce the launch of the “1st Tsubetsu Photo Contest.” Please share the photos you have taken that are full of Tsubetsu’s attractions. The grand prize winner will receive 20,000 yen worth of Tsubetsu wagyu! When entering, please be sure to send a printed copy of each submission. The entry deadline is valid if postmarked on Thursday, February 15, 2024. For details, please see the attached flyer image or the association’s website. For questions, contact NPO Tsubetsu Tourism Association at 0152-77-3771. Although the submission period is relatively short, there is no restriction on when photos were taken, so previously shot works are very welcome. As this is the inaugural event starting from zero recognition, we would greatly appreciate it if you could share this announcement to help spread the word! Above all, we look forward to receiving many entries!
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  • Hokkaido Prefecture
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Kanagawa Tourism Association
Nov. 8, 2023
[Samukawa Town] We will hold the season’s final “Winter Sunflower Picking Experience” (Notice) We will hold the season’s final “Winter Sunflower Picking Experience” (Notice) The main event of “Samukawa Winter Sunflowers,” the Picking Experience, will be held on Saturday, November 18 and Sunday, November 19. In a field of early-winter sunflowers with more than 60,000 blooms, you can leisurely enjoy picking flowers. We planned this so many visitors can feel Samukawa Town’s gentle early winter through the Winter Sunflower Picking Experience, and so the sunflowers you pick will softly brighten your home. —“Samukawa Winter Sunflowers” Picking Experience, Second Session— *Due to various circumstances, the event may change or be canceled without prior notice. *For details and the latest information, please check the Samukawa Town Tourism Association website. Date and Time: Saturday, November 18 and Sunday, November 19, 2023, 10:00–14:00 *Canceled in case of rain *Each day ends when the day’s pickable flowers are gone Venue: Samukawa Sunflower Field Address → near 3922-5 Miyama, Samukawa Town See map on reverse Fee: Picking experience 5 stems for 100 yen *Visitors who only observe are free Contact: Samukawa Town Tourism Association *Hours: 9:30–18:00 Closed Wednesdays Phone: 0467-75-9051
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Sapporo Tokyu Rei Hotel
Nov. 8, 2023
【Susukino】 Susukino is located in the center of Sapporo, the largest city in Hokkaido. Neon signs such as Nikka Highball and Sapporo Beer sparkle and it is a bustling city on weekdays and holidays. Among them, the one that stands out is the "Nikka Large Signboard". The Uncle Nikka depicted on this sign is named King of Blenders and is modeled after Sir W.P. Raleigh, a master whisky blend in 19th-century England. The signboard was installed in 1969 in conjunction with the construction of the Susukino Building in preparation for the Sapporo Winter Olympics. In fact, it was renovated in 1986, 2002, and 2013, and is now in its fourth generation. Half a century has passed, but it is still gaining popularity as a tourist spot representing Sapporo. Cafes, bars, and taverns are lined up, and the atmosphere that makes you feel good just by walking is unique to Susukino! If you come to Sapporo, be sure to go to the gourmet city of Susukino.
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SAMURAIHONOR
Nov. 8, 2023
【Continue to protect with Bushido spirit】 Tsumago-juku, where the townscape from the Sengoku period remains intact, has come to be known as the Samurai Road among foreign tourists. This area strictly adheres to the three principles of ``Do not sell, do not lend, and do not destroy.'' Bushido was inherited even by modern people. They are also samurai. 【武士道精神で守続け】 戦国時代の町並みがそのまま残る妻籠宿は、外国人観光客の間でサムライの道と呼ばれるように。 この一帯は「売らない・貸さない・こわさない」の3原則を徹底して守っています。 現代人にも武士道は引き継がれていた。 彼らも侍である。
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  • Nakatsugawa
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  • Samurai
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  • Japanese swords
  • Japanese Warrior
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