Day 3 of the birch sap water collection experience. Ready to get started. Yesterday, the Tokachi Mainichi Shimbun published an article about the experience, and there was also a new application. It will be held every day until next Sunday. Please come to Karikachi Kogen Park for participation and tour. * There are times when it is not held, so if you would like to visit, please contact the Tourism Association [0155-64-0522] in advance.

Day 3 of the birch sap water collection experience. Ready to get started. Yesterday, the Tokachi Mainichi Shimbun published an article about the experience, and there was also a new application. It will be held every day until next Sunday. Please come to Karikachi Kogen Park for participation and tour. * There are times when it is not held, so if you would like to visit, please contact the Tourism Association [0155-64-0522] in advance.

Day 3 of the birch sap water collection experience. Ready to get started. Yesterday, the Tokachi Mainichi Shimbun published an article about the experience, and there was also a new application. It will be held every day until next Sunday. Please come to Karikachi Kogen Park for participation and tour. * There are times when it is not held, so if you would like to visit, please contact the Tourism Association [0156-64-0522] in advance.

The last few days have been warm. What's going on with Lysichiton camtschatcensis? I was curious and went to the swamp along Poppo's road on the Old Karikachi Line track. It seems that it was still a little early, but there were pretty flowers blooming nearby. Soon, Lysichiton camtschatcensis will also be there.

For the rehearsal of the birch sap water collection experience that will start the day after tomorrow, we will do a final check of the flow at the site. I was worried because it snowed the day before yesterday, but thanks to the warmth today, I was relieved by the sap that oozes out when I make a hole in the birch. It seems that it was still a little early for full-scale collection, and the sap that came out was about 50 ml in one hour. From now until the end of the week, the daytime temperature is forecast to exceed 10 degrees Celsius, so I think the amount of collection will stabilize. The birch sap water collection experience will be held from the 5th Friday to the 14th Sunday of this month, and reservations can be made even the day before. If you are interested, please join us. In addition, those who are only interested in visiting are welcome. * If there are no participants, there will be no event, so please contact the tourism association in advance. For details, please contact the Shintoku Tourism Association [0156-64-0522].

I went to the preview of "Takutetsukinoko Tan" that will open on Saturday, April 6th. Takutetsukinoko Tan is a facility where you can enjoy the harvesting experience of raw wood shiitake mushrooms operated by the Hokkaido Takutetsu Bus that runs in Shintoku Town. This place is the predecessor of the Takutetsu Bus, which ran between Shintoku Town and Shikaoi Town and Kamishihoro Town Town and was abandoned railway lines in 1968 Showa 43, where Minami Shintoku Station of the Hokkaido Takushoku Railway was located. The fact that the Takushoku Railway also transported lumber and other materials was also an opportunity to start raw wood shiitake mushrooms. Therefore, in addition to exhibiting photos from the railway era, there is also a corner where equipment and documents are displayed in the facility. It is located 1 minute from National Route 38 and about 1.5 km from JR Shintoku Station, and it is about 5 minutes away if you rent a bicycle free in front of the station, so please stop by. Also, the cute mushroom tan station master "Mushroom Tan" is also waiting for you to come~! #Hokkaido #Tokachi #Shintoku Town #Shintoku Tourism Association #Takutetsu Mushroom Tan #Station Master Mushroom Tan #Harvest Experience #Haraki Shiitake #Mushroom #Hokkaido Takushoku Bus #Hokkaido Takushoku Railway

I found a person riding a bicycle through the Karikachi Pass! He is a university student in Kanagawa Prefecture and plans to run from Kushiro to Asahikawa over 10 days. We will stay at a hotel on the way, but there will also be camping. It seems that you are wearing spiked tires, but please drive safely until the end of the road and enjoy Hokkaido in winter.