The “Thank You Nemuro Main Line” panel exhibition is now on display! A panel exhibition reflecting on the history of the Furano–Shintoku section, which will close on March 31, has opened inside Shintoku Station. The panels include a timeline tracing the line’s history from the 1900 opening of the Asahikawa–Shimofurano section, which marked the starting point for eastern Hokkaido, together with about 40 historical photos showing the railway and local scenery. Shintoku Station, which will be decommissioned at the end of this month, has drawn many railfans, and it was striking to see visitors studying the panels today.

Today in Shintoku, the low temperature is -5°C, but I found something heartwarming at Shintoku Station.✨ They sell "Children's Tickets"—sweets tickets purchased to give to kids.👦👧 Children up to high school age can receive them, and they can use the tickets for a drink🧋 or sweets🍭 at the station shop, Shintoku Stella Station, located inside Shintoku Station. It warms the heart😊 This initiative aims to make children smile😄. Travelers and people visiting Shintoku for work who support this effort can buy tickets at Shintoku Station Stella Station, so please consider purchasing one.

Actor Seiji Rokkaku embarks on a journey through the lens of sake and trains in NHK’s show “Nomitetsu Main Line: Japan Journey,” and the 33rd episode will feature the Nemuro Main Line.👏👏👏 Of course, Shintoku appears too!❗️ Please be sure to watch‼️✨ #Hokkaido #Tokachi #Shintoku Town #Shintoku Tourism Association #NHK #Seiji Rokkaku #Nomitetsu Main Line: Japan Journey #Nemuro Main Line #Shintoku Station