From November 1st, "Amber Night & Marche" is being held at Roadside Station Garden Spa TokachigawaOnsen! With the amber color that symbolizes the mall hot spring as its theme, you can enjoy today’s drinks and snacks while admiring a symbol tree featuring motifs unique to Tokachi—nature, farming, and animals. You can also buy items at the daily-changing marche stalls and try a tasting set. The tasting set changes by day, so you might discover different drinks each visit. 😊 Non-alcoholic options are of course available! Spend a long autumn evening at Amber Night & Marche. 😊 [Event Period] Friday, November 1, 2024 – Wednesday, December 25, 2024 [Reception Hours] 19:30–21:00 [Closing Time] 21:30 [Admission Fees] Adults (junior high school and older) ¥1,000; Elementary school students ¥500; Infants free "Amber Night & Marche" will be held at Roadside Station Garden Spa TokachigawaOnsen from November 1st! The event, themed on the amber color that represents the marsh hot spring, invites you to enjoy drinks and snacks while admiring a symbol tree that reflects Tokachi’s distinct nature, agriculture, and wildlife. You can compare drinks and shop at the marche stalls, which change daily. The tasting set varies by date, so every visit might offer different drinks to sample. Non-alcoholic choices are also available! Spend a long autumn evening at Amber Night & Marche. 😊 [Event Period] November 1, 2024 – December 25, 2024 [Reception Hours] 19:30–21:00 [End Time] 21:30 [Admission Fees] Adults (junior high school and older) ¥1,000; Elementary school students ¥500; Infants free

Isehara City Tourist Association Bus Tour Participants Wanted 2024 This day trip to Yamanashi includes the Linear Museum, the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Center, Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, Oshino Hakkai, and a free lunch (optional lunch: Irori Restaurant soba set 2,000 yen), among other stops. Following the popular tour in September, please enjoy this one as well. Why not join us from Isehara? We look forward to your participation!! ◆Date and Time◆Thursday, December 5, 2024 Meet 7:50 AM, Dismissal 5:10 PM (scheduled) ◆Meeting Point◆In front of the municipal parking lot at Isehara Station North Exit ◆Participation Fee◆General 9,000 yen / Association members 8,500 yen (includes insurance) ◆Capacity◆First 40 people (minimum 30 participants required) ◆Phone Reservations & Inquiries◆Isehara City Tourist Association Odakyu Line Isehara Station North Exit – on the stairs 0463-73-7373 (Weekdays only, 8:30 AM–5:15 PM) ◆Tour and Optional Lunch Application Deadline◆Friday, November 22

Searching for Autumn in Gokase At Josenji Temple’s three sites, I finally found red maple leaves 😭✨ When I visited last time, only one part had turned red, but that single tree was completely crimson and beautiful 🍁👏 A maple behind the temple gate at the entrance had turned orange 💡 Passing through the gate, I saw a plant bearing glossy red berries… is this viburnum? 🤔 It added an autumnal touch 🤗 Farther in, there were pretty pink and purple plants 🥰 The pink is mayumi (Euonymus) and the purple is muwashikibu (Callicarpa). They somehow give a “girly” vibe🤣 So cute 💕 Josenji Temple might be the most beautifully colored spot in Gokase right now…!? Gokase Tourism Association is running “Gokase Autumn Leaves 2024” on their Instagram, so take photos while the leaves are still beautiful and enter the contest 🍁📸 See the pinned “Gokase Autumn Leaves 2024” post on their Instagram profile for details 🤗✨ This year the best leaves might be gone before you know it while waiting for peak color. Go find autumn for yourself 🤗✨

The 23rd Gathering for Dōkan Aiming for a Taiga Drama 2024 - Bringing a Taiga Drama to Life! Exchanging Efforts to Honor Dōkan Culture - ◆ Date and Time: Sunday, November 10, 1:30 PM ◆ Venue: Central Community Center, 1st Floor Exhibition Hall 1-21-1 Higashi-Otake, Isehara City About a 10-minute walk from Odakyu Line Isehara Station North Exit ◆ Contact: The 23rd Dōkan Gathering Executive Committee Mikami: 080-5513-1016

【Autumn leaves in Ashian area】Great Seto Bridge, Kanayamazawa Hot Spring As the mornings and evenings get colder, you can feel the change in the scenery between the mountains. At the Ashian Dam, a rainbow appeared in the powerful amount of water due to the rain the day before yesterday! Today, please spend a refreshing autumn sunny and calm holiday.

Hello everyone, this is the Shosenkyo Gorge Tourism Association. We were blessed with good weather yesterday and the day before, and many people visited. The autumn foliage is gradually progressing, so please come and visit Shosenkyo Gorge this fall.

[Announcement: Stone-Roasted Sweet Potatoes Now on Sale] Starting around 11:00 AM on Wednesday, November 4, Toyooka Tabi Jikan will begin selling stone-roasted sweet potatoes! We use sweet potatoes sourced from local farmers and prepare authentic stone-roasted sweet potatoes for you. Sales end once the day’s planned quantity is gone. Please give them a try! Stone-roasted sweet potatoes will mainly be sold on weekends going forward, but depending on supply they may also be available on weekdays. [Prices (all tax included)] - Medium roasted sweet potato 200 yen - Large roasted sweet potato 300 yen Add 50 yen for coffee - Two-Variety Tasting Set (with coffee) Medium + Medium 400 yen Medium + Large 500 yen Large + Large 600 yen - Roasted potato (one) 150 yen - Coffee 100 yen - Cappuccino 100 yen

Searching for Autumn in Gokase This time I’m sharing the fall foliage around Shirataki that I photographed just the other day🍁 To get straight to the point, the autumn colors are… not here😂! All we can do is gather the few red maple leaves scattered on the ground to create a touch of autumn😂 The maples along the slope from the parking lot to Shirataki (photos 2 and 3) have faded to a sparse yellow, so it doesn’t really feel like proper fall foliage😓 Well, they’re still pretty in their own way… but you really want to see maples in full red, right?😂 As you climb further toward Shirataki, there were even cherry blossoms blooming out of season🤣🌸 With the recent abnormal weather, the plants must be all confused💦 It’s raining today due to the typhoon (also strange for this season), but the forecast calls for clear skies from tomorrow, so let’s keep hoping the leaves will change more🙏🙏🙏 The Gokase Tourism Association’s Instagram is running “Gokase Autumn Foliage 2024,” so if you spot fall colors in Gokase, please enter and share your photos🍁📸 For details, see the pinned “Gokase Autumn Foliage 2024” post on the association’s Instagram profile🤗✨

[Notice of Temporary Parking Lots for Oyama Autumn Foliage Season 2024] * Weekends and public holidays from Saturday, November 2 to Sunday, December 1 * Oyama is expected to be very crowded during the autumn foliage season. On weekends, the Municipal No.2 Parking Lot may fill up as early as dawn. If you come by car, please note that temporary parking lots are available only on weekends and public holidays during the season from Saturday, November 2 to Sunday, December 1; check in advance. Allow plenty of time for your trip. Road congestion is expected, so please use public transportation whenever possible. Access: From Isehara Station North Exit, Bus Stop No. 4 (bound for the Oyama Cable), about 30 minutes by bus Get off at the final stop and walk about 15 minutes to the cable car station. The Odakyu-issued Tanzawa-Oyama Free Pass is very convenient to use. For details, visit the Isehara City Tourism Association website.

Vegetable Harvest Experience As of October 31st, daikon radishes, red turnips, and chayote are available for harvest! At the Vegetable Harvest Experience, you can fill a bag with seasonal vegetables to your heart’s content! Reservations are prioritized, but same-day registration is possible. For more details about the experience, please visit the Toyooka Tabijikan website.

[Bear Sighting] On Wednesday, October 30, 2024, at around 4:43 p.m., a Asian black bear (tsukinowaguma) was sighted in the Oyama area. Sightings have also been reported in nearby mountain areas, not limited to Oyama. Residents and visitors in the area are asked to be cautious in advance. [Precautions if you encounter a bear] 1 Do not approach unnecessarily and avoid eye contact. 2 Do not shout or behave in a threatening manner. 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 buildings. If you sight a bear or find signs of one, please contact Isehara City Office, Agricultural Promotion Division at 0463-94-4664.

Yamaguchi Prefecture Sanyo Onoda City Hanyu Hanyu Port One of the autumn fireworks that launches a prayer for health A fireworks festival where all the small fishing ports come out to pray for good health, and celebration dream fireworks. The purpose is interesting.

[Autumn on Mt. Oyama 2024 🍁 Preview] *A collaboration of Shonan’s night views and beautiful autumn leaves* Each year from mid to late November, the area around Oyama-dera and the lower shrine of Oyama Afuri Shrine turns bright red with autumn leaves, and at night the foliage is specially illuminated so you can enjoy it together with the night views of Shonan. *Oyama Autumn Illumination & Night Operation of the Oyama Cable Car* November 20 (Wednesday)–December 1 (Sunday) ※open every day during the period Weekdays until 19:00 ・ Saturdays, Sundays and holidays until 20:00 Access: From Isehara Station North Exit, Bus Stop No. 4 (bound for Oyama Cable Car), about 30 minutes by bus Get off at the final stop and walk 15 minutes to the cable car station *Temple Lodging Stamp Rally to Experience the History of the Temple Lodgings & Quiz, and an Old Highway Market will also be held* Dates: Saturday, November 23; Sunday, November 24; Saturday, November 30; Sunday, December 1 10:00–16:00 Organizer: Odakyu Electric Railway ※Using the Tanzawa-Oyama Free Pass issued by Odakyu is very convenient. Please wait a little longer for the peak autumn foliage!

[Notice] From November, Roadside Station Iwanai will switch to winter hours! Winter period: November 1 (Friday) through April 20 of the following year Business hours are 9:00–17:00. The facility will be closed every Monday. *If Monday is a public holiday, the following Tuesday will be closed. Please note that the stamp rally stamps will follow the same hours and closed days described above. We look forward to welcoming you throughout the winter season 😊 Roadside Station Iwanai🐟

Isehara Halloween 2024 Isehara Halloween 2024 was held on Sunday, October 27, organized by the Isehara City Merchants' Association Federation. With a variety of booths and many food trucks, the event was lively and bustling, especially with families attending and plenty of cute costumes on display.

The 22nd Fukushima Festival Today, Sunday, October 27th, the Fukushima Festival took place at the Welfare Center 😆👏 As always, we worried about rain, but amazingly it turned out sunny and even hot 🫢 It seems the people of Gokase Town’s good deeds convinced the weather to hold off the rain 😆 As soon as the event ended, though, it started raining right on cue ☂️ (laughs) The venue featured a bazaar booth stocked with a wide variety of items, and everyone was seriously checking each table for bargains 👀💡 There was also an exhibition booth showcasing lovely works created by local residents, and a wax ball-making experience booth run by the G Music Group, offering a relaxed, enjoyable program 🤗 So many delicious stalls lined up that I couldn’t decide what to have for lunch 🤤💕 Wandering around while deciding was part of the fun, though 🤩 The stage program included singing, dancing, and shamisen performances — it was truly fulfilling 🥳 The performers on stage and the cheering audience created a warm, unified atmosphere in the hall 😌💕 There were several moments when I was so moved that tears welled up as I held the camera (in fact, they even fell) 😭✨ In addition to the Social Welfare Council members, local junior high student volunteers and students from Kyushu University of Health and Welfare helped with the event’s operation 😳👏 Thanks to the students’ cooperation, the event took on a friendly, bright atmosphere 🫶 With this “Fukushima Festival,” the town’s October events have come to an end 🥹 November also brings many events 🤩 Everyone, to fully enjoy the upcoming events, please take care to avoid injuries and look after your health 🙌❤️‍🔥

Searching for Autumn in Gokase While taking photos for foliage updates, I went looking for autumn in Gokase🍁 Today I visited Gion Shrine in Kuraoka and three locations at Josenji Temple⛩️✨ ...but the leaves hadn’t changed color at all😂 Perhaps the lingering summer heat damaged the leaves and the small temperature differences are to blame🤔 Some maple-type trees showed partial color, but on closer inspection most leaves were blackened and withered in places😣 The maples at Josenji looked relatively pretty, but only in a few high-up sections, so overall it still feels like it’s just getting started💡 Josenji’s bamboo fence was repaired and looks fresh and neat👏 You can’t help but want to see that restored bamboo fence paired with beautiful autumn colors😭 Let’s pray the foliage progresses from here and keep watching over it🙏🙏🙏 The "Gokase Autumn Leaves 2024" event is also underway, so if you spot autumn colors in Gokase, please submit your photos🍁📸 For details, please see the pinned post titled "Gokase Autumn Leaves 2024" 🤗✨

[Ken-o Yamanami Fair] Morning Market Bringing the charms of the five Ken-o Yamanami communities—Isehara City, Atsugi, Hadano, Aikawa, and Kiyokawa—to you! Isehara City will sell specialty products at the morning market, including a variety pack of kakino-tane shaped like Mt. Oyama and modeled on 23 historic Nissan car models, titled “New-Model Kakino-tane (supervised by Nissan Motor Co.),” and Mt. Oyama’s hidden specialty, Suzuki chili peppers. Please come and join us!! Date and Time: Sunday, October 27, 6:00 AM–7:00 AM Venue: Atsugi City Cultural Hall parking lot Contact: Atsugi City Hall, Environmental and Agricultural Policy Department, Agricultural Policy Division, Local Production for Local Consumption Section 046-225-2801

[Ugage Bunko "Even You Might Become an Artist in an Old Folk House"] 2024 Under the concept "Make, Paint, and Experience! Enjoy the Feeling of Being an Artist!", this event lets you taste food and art and join workshops such as painting and pottery (from 500 yen each). By the time you leave, you might just be an artist yourself! Date and Time: Sunday, October 27, 10:00–15:00 Admission: Free Venue: Ugage Bunko, 862 Kamikasuya, Isehara City (parking for about 50 cars) Inquiries: 090-9372-1065 (Mr. Doi)

Hello, this is Gen 👋 Shosenkyo Gorge is finally into the heart of autumn. At Shosenkyo Gorge, on Sunday, November 10, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. A big autumn event! The Crystal Mikoshi and Momiji Dance will be held❗️ A mikoshi is the vehicle that carries the deity through the neighborhood during festivals. At its center rests an 80-kilogram crystal sphere as the deity’s spirit seat, making this mikoshi popular for protection against evil and misfortune‼️ This mikoshi will be carried by professional bearers, Kai-Koma group, parading powerfully and tightly along Crystal Road, to Senga Falls and the area above the falls—the sight is truly spectacular‼️ A must-see‼️ Anyone who wants to carry the mikoshi can join in on the spot and take part 😃 During November, Gen is also holding an Amethyst Fair ✌️ We have everything from fist-sized amethysts to 200-kilogram-class specimens, so if you love amethyst or stones, please come and see them 👀 This is a rare opportunity you can only experience during the autumn foliage season 😃 If you have the time, please come and visit Shosenkyo Gorge‼️‼️‼️ We look forward to seeing you 😃

Notice of City Hall Local Product Sale♪ Continuing from yesterday, today Thursday, October 24, 2024, we will hold a pop-up sale of Isehara’s specialties in the entrance hall on the first floor of Isehara City Hall. You’ll find plenty of tasty items from Isehara, including seasonal vegetables from the Katano family, karabuki (pickled butterbur) from Otsuya, Ryoben Oyama manju, Kururin goods, and more. We look forward to seeing you there! Thursday, October 24 10:00–14:00 @ Isehara City Hall, 1st floor lobby

The 15th Futako-Tamagawa Oyama Road Festival 2024 Futako-Tamagawa shopping street follows the Oyama Road, and this year’s festival is themed "Learn about, Talk about, and Feel the History of the Oyama Road." The Isehara City product fair will bring delicious local treats, including cheesecakes from Kashiwagi Farm, fresh vegetables, and Miyatani Tofu Shop’s 'Oyama Pilgrimage Tofu.' Sanno University, which has campuses in Isehara and Setagaya, will also participate with a variety of events for you to enjoy. Please come and join us!! Date and Time: Saturday, October 26, 12:30–15:00 (Opening ceremony starts at 12:00) ※Event will be scaled down in case of rain Location: Futako-Tamagawa Elementary School grounds and gymnasium (4-6-1 Tamagawa, Setagaya) ※No parking or bicycle parking available Organizer: Futako-Tamagawa Oyama Road Festival Organizing Committee

NICE TO MEET EVERYONE WHO WATCHES COOL JAPAN VIDEOS! This is the Ina Town Tourist Association. Ina Town, Kita Adachi-gun, Saitama Prefecture, is a town located in the central eastern part of Saitama Prefecture, and boasts a beautiful Nature environment. Also known as the "City of Roses", many tourists visit the largest rose garden in the prefecture. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can spend a relaxing time, and we will deliver recommended Tourist Information in Ina Town, Saitama Prefecture on COOL JAPAN VIDEOS, so thank you! 【Tokyo - Access to Saitama Prefecture Ina Town】 ▼ Access by Car It takes about 1 hour to get from Tokyo Central Tokyo to Saitama prefecture Ina Town using the Metropolitan Expressway or Tohoku Automobile Expressway. ▼ Access by Train Access by train is also good. Use the JR Ueno Tokyo Line from Tokyo Station and transfer to the New Shuttle at Omiya Station. The New Shuttle runs directly to the inner inn station and takes about 1 hour. There are also buses from Ageo Station and Hasuda Station, providing Access to Ina Town. 【Rose Town, Ina Town, Saitama Prefecture】 Ina Town in Saitama Prefecture is widely known as the "City of Roses". There are the largest rose garden in Saitama Prefecture in the Chosei Seko Memorial Park, which opened in 1972. In the park, 5,000 colorful roses of 400 species are in full bloom and fascinates Visitors. You can see Ina Town's original variety, the cute pink vine rose "Ina Hime" that continues to bloom until autumn, the large crimson flower "Ina Rose" whose flower shape changes to an antique style as it blooms, and the pale yellow medium flower "Ina no Tsuki" made to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Towns. The best time to visit roses is from early May to early June and from late October to mid-November. In addition, rose-themed Events and festivals are Held in, so you can fully enjoy the charm of roses. Ina Town is also a member of the Council of Rose Cities / Rose Summit, of which 29 cities and towns nationwide (as of May 2024) are members, and in 2024, the "33rd Council of Rose Cities / Rose Summit in Ina" was grandly held in, and mayors from all over the country were present. 【Popular Sightseeing spots in Ina Town, Saitama Prefecture】 ▼ Around the ruins of the Ruins of Ina clan's mansion The ruins of the Ruins of Ina clan's mansion are the ruins of the residence of Inabizen Mori Tadatsugu, a vassal of Tokugawa Ieyasu who was active from the Sengoku period to the early Edo period. Tadatsugu was highly respected by Ieyasu and demonstrated his strength in flood control, civil engineering, and Nitta development, and laid the foundation of the Edo shogunate based in Ina. Even today, the earthen mounds, moats, roads, etc. as they were at that time still exist, and the mansion is designated as a prefectural designated monument (historic site). ▼ Green Trust Conservation Site No. 13 "Musenyama, KDDI Forest" Musenyama, KDDI Forest is a conservation area with a rich Rich in nature environment, and deciduous broad-leaved forests centered on Quercus serrata grow naturally. It is the venue for the Sakura Festival, and many Cherry Blossom Viewers Visit in the Period of the Best time to visit. ▼ Cultural properties of Ina Town Ina Town is dotted with many cultural properties. As for the Representative, there are a number of cultural properties designated by the prefecture and the Town, such as the National Tangible Cultural Property (buildings) "Oshima Residence Main Building" and "Saito Residence Main Building", the "wooden Amitabha Buddha seated statue" of Saikoji Temple, which is a prefectural designated tangible cultural property (sculpture), and the Shiku portable shrine, which is a designated Town folk cultural property (tangible folklore), There are many. Thanks to the efforts of the local people, it remains today and has high historical value. These cultural properties are scattered throughout In the town, so you can enjoy historical exploration and cultural heritage tours. 【Specialty products of Ina Town, Saitama Prefecture】 ▼ Wine The recommended Souvenirs for sightseeing in Ina Town are wine made from 100% Kyoho grapes and pears, which are specialty products of the Towns. It is characterized by a rich flavor and aroma, making it perfect to enjoy with Meals. ▼ Sake Another specialty product of Ina Town is Sake. It is a Sake that uses 100% of the Rice "Sai-no-Kagayaki" of the Ina Town Jade brand for the hanging Rice. Rice is characterized by a rich flavor that is condensed. Sake brewed by Kamigame Sake Brewery (Hasuda City), which is famous nationwide for making only pure rice sake. 【Events and Festivals in Ina Town, Saitama Prefecture】 ▼ Sakura Festival Held in every year at the cherry blossom trees in the Green Trust Conservation Area No. 13, a hidden Famous landmarks of cherry blossoms. On weekends during the festival, direct sales of agricultural products and various events are held. This place is called Musenyama because of the antennas of KDDI's predecessor Kokusai Telegraph Phone Co., Ltd., and although the number of cherry blossoms is small, the cherry trees, which are over 80 years old and have become huge trees, become a tunnel of about 200 meters, and those who visit are struck by the magnificent view. ▼ Rose Festival The Rose Festival, which is Held in in Chosei Seko Memorial Park during the Best time to visit of roses in May, is one of the Representative Events of Rose Town Ina Town. Colorful roses such as tree roses, vine roses, old roses, and English roses are in full bloom, and the park is enveloped in a sweet Aroma, making Visitors happy. On weekends, there are a lot of programs such as Rose Weddings and Mini Concerts. ▼ Ina Festival Held in every August at the Chosei Seko Memorial Park, the Ina Festival is a major summer event that attracts Families and tourists. There are also a lot of of stalls and stage events where you can enjoy traditional Drums, Bon Dancing, Local Specialty Products. Brilliant fireworks conclude the Ina Festival. ▼ Autumn Rose Festival ~Rose Festa~ Held in in late October, the Autumn Rose Festival is an Events where you can enjoy the beauty and aroma of roses. Autumn roses are said to have a small yellowtail but a strong aroma. Same as above the Spring Rose Festival, various rose-related Events, sales of Local vegetables, Stalls of various Bake Sale and Kitchen Car, and stage Events are held. 【Tourist Information of Ina Town, Saitama Prefecture】 Ina Town, Saitama Prefecture, is a charming Towns with beautiful Nature and rich history. Best regards for Best regards, as we will deliver attractive recommendations such as the history and nature of Ina Town, which is known as the town of roses, with good access from central Tokyo!

On October 14 and 19, we held the Atami Offshore Fireworks Festival! Thank you for attending. The next event is on Monday, November 4, 2024.

Isehara Halloween 2024 — Held in light rain; canceled in severe weather Isehara Halloween 2024, organized by the Isehara City Merchant Association Federation, will take place on Sunday, October 27, from 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM. Come in costume and say "Trick or Treat" to staff at participating shops to receive sweets (while supplies last). There will be face art, a fortune-telling corner, retail booths, and game booths—plenty of variety to keep the excitement high! At the same time, a proud-flavor food truck festival will run across six areas of the shopping street (11:00 AM to 4:00 PM). We look forward to seeing you there!!

Isehara Daijingu Annual Grand Festival 2024 On Sunday, October 20, the Isehara Daijingu Annual Grand Festival took place, drawing many visitors and creating a lively atmosphere!

Gokase Winery Harvest Festival 2024 Yesterday, Sunday, October 20, following last week’s events, Gokase Winery held the "Gokase Winery Harvest Festival 2024" to celebrate the release on Saturday, October 19 of the 2024 vintage new wines 🍷🎉 Although the rain from the day before was gone and the sky cleared, it turned sharply cold from the morning, and as the name suggests the Wind Hall felt chilled by strong, cold breezes today 🥶💦 Still, the crowd warmed up with a lineup of lively, exciting stage programs 🤩✨ Taiko drumming, hula dance, singing, and a raffle… and the familiar Hikari hosted the event 💡 Her light, bright hosting energized the audience greatly 🥳 She was so busy she kept appearing on stage again and again 🤣🤣🤣 Food stalls offering pizza, sausages, Kitaura scallops (hiougi kai), and various sweets that paired well with the new wine filled the venue and kept everyone happy 🤤💕 The highlights were the sashimi servings of sakuramai kampachi and tuna 🐟🍴✨ Fresh sakuramai kampachi, alive that very morning, were filleted on site and served to attendees 😍 Sakuramai kampachi raised on nutrient-rich pomace—the leftover pressed grapes from winemaking at Gokase Winery—have no fishy odor and less of the greasy taste typical of farmed fish, making them especially delicious 🤤💡 Lines snaked through the venue for the kampachi and tuna 😳 I managed to grab some myself; it had no off-putting smell, a smooth, mellow texture, and was truly delicious 🥰 The finale featured the main guest, Reiwa’s Showa-era pop song young star Kokoro Umetani, on stage 🎤✨ Kokoro appeared in an outfit that matched the wine-themed atmosphere 🤩🍷 Despite her cute appearance, her powerful, glamorous voice stunned the audience 😳✨ Fans had come from afar, including from Saitama Prefecture, to support her 👏 With fans and townspeople together, the stage reached a spectacular peak of excitement 🎉🎉🎉 At last, the newly released Gokase wines are now available. Although the summer heat had raised concerns about the harvest, the tireless efforts of local grape growers paid off. They harvested higher-than-usual sugar levels and aroma, producing exceptionally fine grapes and very tasty wine 🥹👏 I haven’t had a chance to drink it yet, so I can’t wait to taste it 🍷✨ Everyone, please enjoy the season’s wines.

Hibita Shrine Antique Flea Market 2024 The Hibita Shrine Antique Flea Market took place on October 20, attracting great praise. The memorial dedication taiko drums rang out clearly across the crisp autumn sky!

Terukuni Children's Halloween Fair 2024 Various stalls will open, and the fair will be lively with live band performances and a raffle. Supported by the Women’s Disaster Prevention Club Hiratsuka Powers and the Isehara City Planning Department Crisis Management Section, there will also be disaster-preparedness activities such as building cardboard toilets to prepare for earthquakes and other disasters. Free admission. Costumes are very welcome—please come and join us. Date and time: Friday, October 25, 15:30–20:00 Venue: Terukuni Parking Lot (937-1 Higashi-Otake, Isehara)

Bear Sighting Report 2024 Around 4:00 AM on Tuesday, October 15 — Koyasu area A bear was sighted near the Oyama lookout on the morning of Wednesday, October 16. Residents and visitors in the area are advised to take precautions in advance. If you spot a bear or find signs of one, please contact the City Hall Agricultural Promotion Division at 0463-94-4664. [Safety Guidelines for Encountering a Bear] 1 Do not approach the bear and avoid eye contact. 2 Do not shout or attempt to threaten the animal. 3 Do not feed bears or show them food. 4 Leave the area promptly. 5 Secure doors and windows to prevent bears from entering homes or other buildings.