【Winter Opening Hours of Komu】 This is an announcement from the Forest Art Museum "Komu"📢 Starting from Sunday, November 1st, the closing time will change. The winter opening hours are from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM with the last admission at 4:00 PM. The museum will be closed every Tuesday, just like in the summer. If Tuesday is a holiday, the museum will be closed the following Wednesday. We hope you will come and enjoy winter at Komu. We look forward to your visit. 【Forest Art Museum "Komu"】 Admission fee: High school students and above: 500 yen From 4th grade to junior high school: 300 yen Children from 3 years old to 3rd grade: 100 yen Free for children under 3 years old. Contact: 0158-87-2600 #Nishiokoppe Village #Komu #Opening Hours #Change #It's winter.

【Cultural Festival Special Collaboration】 On November 3rd (Tuesday, national holiday), there will be a stage presentation at the village cultural festival. This year's stage presentation is a little special!? A collaborative performance of traditional Japanese drumming, calligraphy, and flower arrangement will be held by the Nishiokoppe Uenshiri Taiko Drum Group and Akihiro Nakayama!! As the powerful sound of the taiko drums resonates, characters will be written and flowers will be expressed. Don't miss the moment where three forms of beauty intertwine. In addition to this collaborative performance, other presentations are also planned. There will be an exhibition of works, so please enjoy that as well. 【Village Cultural Festival Stage Presentation】 November 3rd (Tuesday, national holiday) starting at 1 PM At the Nishiokoppe Village Community Center Grand Hall Admission is free for everyone #Nishiokoppe Village #Village Cultural Festival #Special Collaboration #Nishiokoppe Uenshiri Taiko Drum Group #Akihiro Nakayama

【Happy Halloween】 Entering the Forest Art Museum "komu," the atmosphere was different than usual! It feels a bit mysterious, yet somehow cute. But it might be a little scary too. Enjoy the limited-time Halloween display! 🎃 【Forest Art Museum "komu"】 On Friday, October 30th, it's Halloween Night 🌙 Have you decided what costume to wear? Of course, you don't have to dress up! On this day only,✨ from 18:00 to 20:00, admission is free for everyone. We are preparing Halloween events and looking forward to seeing you! Contact: 0158-87-2600 #Nishiokoppe Village #komu #Halloween #Display #I want some sweets.

Enjoy Halloween Night at Komu! We are excited to announce a Halloween event at the Forest Art Museum "Komu"!📢 On the night of Friday, October 30th We will be open for special evening hours at Komu!👻🎃🧙‍♀️ We will temporarily close at 5 PM, and the Halloween event will start at 6 PM!! Entrance will be free for everyone until 8 PM! Together with the Puppet Play Circle Doremi We have prepared fun activities related to Halloween and are looking forward to your visit. You might receive some candy if you complete the missions!? Dress up in your best costumes And let’s enjoy the night before Halloween together! We invite you and your family or friends to come and join us! Contact: 0158-87-2600 #Nishiokoppe Village #Komu #Halloween #Evening Opening Hours #Puppet Play Circle Doremi

In a garden glowing with autumn colors, enjoy a cup of tea. On a night illuminated by the Mid-Autumn Moon. The pure Japanese garden, Korakuen, was lit up as if the moonlight had descended, allowing us to relish the night foliage instead of night cherry blossoms. Walking along the path of light from the garden entrance, we could see the illuminated autumn leaves and pavilions on both the right and left. Without the prepared lighting, the night Korakuen would be so dark that one couldn't distinguish between the soil and the roots of the trees. The sight of leaves, stones, moss, and lanterns floating in the darkness due to the various lights was truly wonderful. The redness of the autumn leaves was more vivid than during the day and burned into the back of my eyelids. On the night of the illumination, a tea ceremony was held at the tea room, Korakutei, within the garden. The tea utensils were adorned with autumn leaves, and the sweets and tea bowls also revealed the essence of autumn. While savoring the sweetness of the sweets and the warmth of the tea, we fully enjoyed the autumn tea ceremony. - This illumination project was held for the third time, following last autumn and this spring. Thanks to this event, we met many villagers visiting Korakuen for the first time, those who look forward to coming every time, and visitors from nearby towns, among others. May this wonderful garden continue to be a cherished place for many in the future. Korakuen will be closed for the winter, so in the remaining few days, I would be delighted if you could come and visit.

The traveling bookstore and candy shop In September, the traveling Yukimichi Bookstore was held at Kobanko📚 Books about horses and bears, books on succulents and fungi, and books on beautiful libraries around the world were all present. Each book piqued my curiosity. The succulent seedlings in the basket were adorable too🌿 On this day, there was also a booth from the candy shop "Egao-ya" in Monbetsu! Next to the children happily choosing sweets, I found snacks I used to enjoy and got really excited. Not only shopping but also satisfying small hunger and playing with Lego blocks... While everyone spent their time as they pleased, I flipped through the intriguing books. It was so cozy that I ended up spending more time than planned. The next traveling Yukimichi Bookstore will be on Saturday, October 24th, from 12 PM to 4 PM. Please look forward to it. #Nishiokoppe Village #Traveling #Bookstore #Candy shop #Kobanko

Introducing the Setoushi-kun Ballpoint Pen! A new ballpoint pen featuring the design of Setoushi-kun has been created! This pen writes with black ink🖋 Check out the images to see how it looks on paper. Available for purchase at Hotel Rimu and Roadside Station Kamu. The price is 400 yen, including tax. Perfect as a travel companion, a gift for friends, or just for yourself! #Nishiokoppe Village #New Product #Setoushi-kun #Ballpoint Pen #Hotel Rimu

【Delicious Autumn Marche】 How was your Silver Week? I enjoyed some delicious food at the Nishiokoppe Marche held at the Roadside Station "Kamu"! For two days, on September 20th and 21st, there were various food stalls and a children's festival, featuring locally grown vegetables from Nishiokoppe Village and used books for sale. The first thing I tried was tempura of yamabe and udon. The udon already had vegetable tempura on top, but adding the yamabe tempura made it even more satisfying. Then, I shared some Ezo deer balls with an acquaintance🤤 This dish contains stewed deer meat instead of octopus in takoyaki. It's a must-try for those who love flour-based foods. Next to that tent, I got souvenirs from the super ball scooping and candy fishing. At the vegetable sales booth, there were pumpkins, leeks, and many types of potatoes for sale. It was fun to imagine what they would taste like once cooked while choosing them. On the second day of the marche, the Meguru Honya Nekoze made its debut with used book sales, making it a lively autumn marche📖 Although there were times when it rained heavily, thank you to everyone who came out. We look forward to seeing you at next year's spring marche! #Nishiokoppe Village #Marche #Kamu #Roadside Station #Stalls

【Chuei Yoshikawa Acoustic Guitar Live】 On the night of September 20th an acoustic guitar live performance by Chuei Yoshikawa took place. The venue was Kobanko Banko, which just opened this year. The former Nishiokoppe branch of the Kitami Shinkin Bank is now fully utilized as a community hub for the villagers. Since I listened to last year's autumn live performance, I had been eagerly awaiting this year's live show by Yoshikawa. When the live performance began and I heard the sound of the acoustic guitar, my ears rejoiced, feeling the sound I had been longing for. Fingers strumming the guitar strings freely. Not only the guitar notes played like singing, but also the overlapping voice of Yoshikawa moved my heart. I was particularly drawn into the sounds expressing nature, like grasslands and the earth. The deep, low voice that seemed to shake the ground was truly wonderful. There was also a performance by a duo of villagers, creating a warm atmosphere throughout the time. The food prepared at the venue was delicious, making for a night that satisfied both my ears and my stomach immensely🌙 While listening to the album I purchased, I am looking forward to Yoshikawa's return to the village with anticipation for another year. #Nishiokoppe Village #Chuei Yoshikawa #Acoustic Guitar #Live #Kobanko Banko

[Mochitsuki Challenge] At the Shinto Shrine Festival in Nishiokoppe District, the Women's Association of the Chamber of Commerce tours various neighborhoods with the portable shrine, and after the rituals, they have a tradition of throwing rice cakes to the attendees. This time, we will introduce the preparation of those rice cakes. The amount of glutinous rice prepared is a total of 55 kg, combining both white and red rice cakes. A few members of the Women's Association gathered in the morning to soak the glutinous rice. After dispersing once, 40 participants gathered at 4 PM for the mochi pounding. Villagers and cottage guests, in addition to the Women's Association, also joined in!✨️ While a machine is used for the "pounding" part, the more people there are to quickly finish tasks such as cooking, tearing, shaping, cooling, and bagging, the better. Once the mochi is pounded, it becomes a race against time. Starch powder is spread on the work table, and the freshly pounded mochi is quickly torn apart. Since the mochi is extremely hot, we put on thick gloves and managed to tear it apart. Once shaped nicely while still hot, it needs to be cooled down! If it is bagged without cooling, it will mold, so the cooling process is very important. Once round, small, and cooled mochi is ready, it is bagged and the process is complete. Thanks to the wonderful teamwork, all the mochi (about 2,300 pieces!?) were successfully bagged. After about three hours of focused work, we filled our stomachs with handmade udon and pickles before dispersing. I feel that these behind-the-scenes tasks add more color to the festival atmosphere. This big job happens once a year. I secretly look forward to next year as well. #Nishiokoppe Village #Mochitsuki #Shinto Shrine Festival #Red and White Mochi #We did our best.

【A Night of Performing Arts and Celebration】 On a night in September. This year, the Nishiokoppe Village Performing Arts Festival was held 🎉 In the performing arts section, there were performances of traditional Japanese drumming, acting, band music, and dance, making for a nearly two-hour showcase filled with expressions and music. In the latter half, during the karaoke section, eight villagers took to the stage to passionately sing their favorite songs 🎤 As for the audience, they enjoyed chatting with acquaintances while savoring food and drinks purchased from the stalls, and cheering on the performers with all their might. Some were even seen waving glow sticks to support the karaoke ⚡️ Setoushi-kun seemed to enjoy the yakitori as well 🤤 We are grateful to everyone who participated, set up stalls, and helped behind the scenes, and to all the attendees who came on that day. Thank you for a wonderful night!

"Wasshoi, wasshoi" The Kamiokoppe District held its Shinto shrine festival on September 7, while the Nishiokoppe District celebrated on September 11. This is an important community event where residents come together to participate. In both districts, people gather in front of the shrine, and the portable shrine procession parades through the town. Banners and large fans contrasted beautifully against the blue sky. Since I usually travel by car, this might have been the day I walked the most all year. The sounds of drums and flutes accompany the shouts of "wasshoi" echoing throughout the town. Adults who can drink during the day also enjoy sacred sake 🍶 In the Nishiokoppe District, the lion dance performers and tengu meet. Chigo and elementary school students in happi coats walked a lot as well. #Nishiokoppe Village #Shinto shrine festival #Gratitude #Portable shrine procession #Rice cakes

[Puppet Theatre PUK Performance in Nishiokoppe Village] Once again, the professional Puppet Theatre PUK will be coming to Nishiokoppe Village! On Monday, October 5th Doors open at 18:00 / Performance starts at 18:30 At the Nishiokoppe Village Community Center Large Hall This year's performances are "The Little Bear Woof" and "Scarf Fantasy." Advance tickets are 500 yen / Tickets at the door are 600 yen Admission is free for children under 2 years old. Please make reservations via the QR code in the image, or contact the Nishiokoppe Village Board of Education. ☎ 0158-87-2501 As a small token of appreciation, we will have a gift of sweets for attendees 🎁 We would be delighted if many people could enjoy the world of puppetry. Adults are also welcome 🙂‍↕️ We look forward to seeing you there!

【Invited by the Lights of the Yoimatsuri】 The Shinto Shrine Festival in the Kamiokoppe area of Nishiokoppe Village takes place every year on September 7th, with the Yoimatsuri held the night before.🏮 Preparations for the stalls began while the sky was still bright, and both children and adults gathered in droves. The stalls offered a mix of food and festival games, roughly half and half. There were yo-yo fishing, shooting games, and shape-cutting. Delicious treats included inari sushi, red rice, yakisoba, yakitori, cotton candy, and shaved ice... There were also performances featuring Nankin Tamasudare and Ezo deer drums. In sync with the calls, the decorative screens transformed into towers, roofs, and flags. The guests joined in with cheers and clapping to boost the atmosphere. Just then, a demon appeared, enveloping the venue in a tense atmosphere. The drum performance... or so it seemed, as the demon swung its antlers, appearing to battle something.👹 It was a wonderful performance filled with a spirit of dedication. The lights from the shrine and stalls illuminated the town that night. We enjoyed the Yoimatsuri while basking in the cool evening breeze.

Autumn winds blow at Komu. The display inside the Forest Art Museum "Komu" has been updated! 🍁Limited Time Only🌝Autumn Festival Version🍁 The shrine festival in Nishiokoppe Village has ended, but you can still feel the festive atmosphere at Komu. You can see the lion dance opening and closing its mouth, and carry Setoushi-kun's portable shrine. The food stalls that have been on display since summer are still here, so we hope you enjoy them together. You can also spot some autumn plants like pampas grass and Chinese lanterns on display.👀 ▶ About Next Week's Opening Schedule ◀ Normally, we are closed every Tuesday, but on the 22nd (Tuesday) and 23rd (Wednesday), we will be open due to the holiday! Instead, we will be closed on the 24th (Thursday), so please be careful not to make a mistake. Have a great holiday!👋 #Nishiokoppe Village #Komu #Autumn #Festival #Closed Days

【Autumn Leaves Light-up and Evening Tea Ceremony】 This fall, following last year's autumn and this spring, the pure Japanese garden "Korakuen Garden" will be illuminated💡 From September 24th (Thursday) to 25th (Friday) The light-up will be from 17:00 to 21:00 The tea ceremony will be from 18:30 to 20:30 Free admission Participation in the tea ceremony is also free. We would be delighted if you could stop by Korakuen Garden while enjoying the beautiful harvest moon. Feel free to join the tea ceremony even if you are unfamiliar with the etiquette. Children are also very welcome. *For those who find sitting seiza difficult, chairs will be provided. Please use the parking lot at Hotel Rimu or in front of Komu and Mori Yume. (It takes about 2 minutes to walk from the parking lot to the entrance of Korakuen Garden.) For inquiries, please contact Nishiokoppe Village Office, Industry and Construction Section, Forestry and Commerce Division at 0158-87-2113 There may be muddy areas within the garden. Please be careful of your footing👟👟 #Nishiokoppe Village #Pure Japanese Garden #Korakuen Garden #Light-up #Tea Ceremony

[Chiheisen Morizumu] Friday, September 4th The cafeteria of GA.KOPPER was overflowing with people, and many were found in the hallway, listening to the relay talk. They gathered in Nishiokoppe Village, a remote area of Hokkaido, from all over the country and even the world to participate in the pre-festival of the Chiheisen Report Meeting "Morizumu." Founded in 1979, the Chiheisen Kaigi is a network of "doers" interested in exploration, adventure, and travel. These are people who place great importance on seeing things firsthand and have been sharing their experiences through monthly report meetings and a booklet called "Chiheisen Tsushin." Although there are no offices, membership fees, or rules, the connections formed over a long time are significant. Reunions with someone met through reports or communications, as well as new encounters, flourished in the village of Nishiokoppe. The gathering on Saturday the 5th began with an opening act by the Chiheisen Proper Conduct Band and the Nishiokoppe Wenshiri Drummers, followed by three report meetings and a venison festival. The traditional "Chiheisen Auction & Relay Talk" was also a great success! On Sunday the 6th, the report meeting was held from 9 AM to around 4 PM, filled with rich discussions. It was three days filled with the energy of those involved in Morizumu. We are truly grateful for choosing Nishiokoppe Village as the venue for such a large-scale gathering and for everyone's efforts to make it happen. We look forward to meeting you again somewhere on our travels!

Autumn Nishiokoppe Marche September 20th (Sunday) to 21st (Monday, holiday) Join us for the Autumn Nishiokoppe Marche over two days! At the entrance of Nishiokoppe Roadside Station "Kamu" along National Route 239. It will be held both days from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The vendors are as follows: ▶ Yumura Forest Garden Tempura soba and udon made from Nishiokoppe ingredients, tempura of Yamabe, chiffon cake with birch sap, and Setoushi-kun baked goods with birch sap ▶ Ezo Deer Balls Ezo deer balls and red wine stewed deer meat ▶ Seiryu no Sato Vegetables from Nishiokoppe ▶ Puppet Theater Circle Doremi Children's festival ▶ Meguru Bookstore Nekoze / First Appearance / (September 21st only) Used books If you're passing by, please stop by! Organized by: Nishiokoppe Marche Executive Committee #Nishiokoppe Village #Autumn Marche #Roadside Station #Kamu #Vendors

[Gurufura Drive 2026] Explore the Gourmet & Flower Attractions of Three Towns The Gurufura Drive project is starting again this year! Visit the gardens and events in Kamikawa-cho, Takinoue Town, and Nishiokoppe Village, and be sure to apply for the special product giveaways🎁 The Gurutto Prize offers items worth 10,000 yen, while the Furatto Prize offers items worth 3,000 yen✨ Event Period: From Friday, September 4, 2026 to Monday, October 12, 2026 (National Holiday) How to Participate: 1. Get a stamp collection sheet 2. Get stamps at gardens or events 3. Once you collect three or more stamps, drop your sheet into the application box Additionally, if you bring your stamp collection sheet to designated restaurants or tourist facilities, you will receive an original sticker! The stickers feature designs that connect the three towns, so we would be delighted if you could collect all three types🙂 We look forward to your many applications! #Nishiokoppe Village #Gurufura Drive #Garden Tour #Stamp Rally #Local Specialties

[Let's Dance in a Circle] In Nishiokoppe Village, the Bon Odori was held for two consecutive nights on the 14th and 15th. Thank you to everyone who came! 🙌 I participated in the Nishiokoppe Bon Odori! 🏮 As I was drawn in by the sound of the drums, I found a row of stalls waiting for customers. Before starting the dance, I took a bite. After filling my stomach a bit with udon, the children's Bon Odori began. What started as a circle of a few people quickly grew larger with children and adults joining in. Those who didn't join the dance but were watching while eating and drinking also wore calm expressions. As the children's Bon Odori ended and we took a break, a group of bipedal frogs appeared. Following them, more and more costumed people arrived. Before long, a circle around the yagura was formed. I was overwhelmed by the energy of those dancing for 45 minutes in their various costumes. I was glad to experience another page of summer this year. Since I couldn't attend the Kamiokoppe Bon Odori this year, I hope to conquer both days next year...! #Nishiokoppe Village #Bon Odori #Cool Summer Nights #Costumes #Summer

【Woody Successfully Concluded!】 The annual "Woody Summer School" has successfully concluded! This year's challenge was to create a【tractor】🚜✨ over a period of two nights and three days. Participants assembled each part in order, drilling holes and cutting with a jigsaw. Despite the intense heat over consecutive days, the participants faced the wood with serious expressions. To support these participants, the instructors provided gentle guidance. Thank you to everyone who participated! This one-of-a-kind tractor is something to cherish and play with at home🚜 #Nishiokoppe Village #Woody Summer School #Woodworking #Tractor #Manufacturing

A Hot Night with Beer Friday, July 31st The "Forest Beer Garden" organized by the Chamber of Commerce Youth Division was held!🍺🎉 With a sky that looked like it might rain and cooler temperatures, this year it took place in the Plum Hall of Hotel Rimu. While an outdoor beer garden is fun, having it indoors where you can eat and drink comfortably was also great! In addition to skewered dumplings, grilled chicken, frankfurters, soba and udon, edamame, french fries, bang bang chicken, takoyaki, shaved ice, cotton candy… this year there were also special menu items from the hotel! With a luxurious food menu, the line for drinks never seemed to end. I couldn't stop eating either!🤤 Thank you to everyone who came out!! #Nishiokoppe Village #Beer Garden #Chamber of Commerce Youth Division #Hotel Rimu #Summer

The 43rd Nishiokoppe Festival will be held on Sunday, August 30th! It will take place from 10 AM to 3 PM at Nishiokoppe Forest Park. (In case of rain, it will be held at the Nishiokoppe Village Indoor Multipurpose Gymnasium behind Seicomart.) ◇Stage Events✨ Influencer, singer, and actress "Kopi" will be performing, along with a live performance by the amateur band "Nise'z," and music from the Nishinaka Wind Ensemble and the Nishiokoppe Uenshiri Taiko Drum Group. ◇Master of Ceremonies Once again, Kana Morino from HBC Asahikawa Broadcasting will be the host🎤 ◇Lumberjack Competition Participants will compete in cutting logs quickly! We are currently accepting participants! ◇Drink-Bang-Bang-Born Contest This year marks the third time for the competition where participants drink locally sourced grass-fed milk and pop balloons🥛 We are also looking forward to your applications! ◇Grand Lottery One lottery ticket will be given to each visitor. You have a chance to win local specialties and luxurious prizes🎁 ◇Food and Drink Sales, Booths by Local Businesses In addition to selling food, drinks, deer leather crafts, and used books, there will be many booths such as festival stalls and tea ceremony corners. We hope you enjoy exploring every corner of the venue! We sincerely look forward to welcoming many visitors. #Nishiokoppe Village #Nishiokoppe Festival #August 30th #Setoushi-kun #Summer

The Flower Path Leading to Mori Yume There is a road that continues from the main entrance of Hotel Rimu to the national highway. In early August, the flower beds along that road were in full bloom. The contrast of the flowers is beautiful, but my favorite is the white leaves 🍃 While looking back at my photos, I found pictures of the flower bed taken at the end of June. Comparing them was surprising 😳 I couldn't believe how different the plants looked from when they were first planted! I realized that the imagination to plant with growth in mind and the daily care help create such a lovely flower bed. It's a road I often drive on, but when you stay at Hotel Rimu, please take a stroll nearby and enjoy the flower beds! #Nishiokoppe Village #Flower Bed #Hotel Rimu #Summer #Plants

[Hilarious Imitation Live] On Saturday, August 22nd, a hilarious imitation live performance by Kenji Kurita and Seira will be held! At Hotel Rimu Plum Hall Doors open at 5:30 PM / Show starts at 6:00 PM Admission fee: 3,000 yen (Free for junior high school students and younger) Food and drinks will be sold separately. Tickets are now on sale! You can purchase tickets at Hotel Rimu and Q Mart Nishiokoppe Store 🎫 For inquiries, please contact 090-8707-0944 (Takahashi). We look forward to your attendance! Organized by Record Listening Club #Nishiokoppe Village #Hilarious Imitation Live #Imitation #Kenji Kurita #Seira

The Wind of Hokuto Pro Wrestling Blows At the end of July, a Hokuto Pro Wrestling event was held in Nishiokoppe Village. This was a continuation from last year, but the number of attendees was nearly double that of last year! During the day, the wrestlers visited the day service, and it felt like the distance between them and the villagers was greatly shortened. With their well-trained bodies, they performed stunning acts, dropping from great heights with a loud "bang!" and engaging in brawls outside the ring, making for a spectacular event. Hokuto Pro Wrestling matches not only excite the wrestlers but also draw cheers from the audience, energizing the entire venue. That’s why the spectators became increasingly engrossed in the matches, pouring their energy into their cheers and applause. The drinks and food we prepared were also purchased in abundance, proportional to the intensity of the matches.🙌 The children in the village who watched the wrestling have become fans, even making their own championship belts.🤩 Thank you to everyone who came out!

【Nii Tete Boye's LIVE】 I apologize for the delay in posting, but in July, Nii Tete Boye came and performed for us! The Panlogo, a traditional instrument from Ghana in West Africa. He played it by striking the surface with his palms, and at first, I was captivated by the unique rhythm, unsure of how to move my body, watching the vivid hand movements as he struck the drum. There were several songs that allowed the audience to participate with clapping and singing, which gradually helped me understand the rhythm structure. Nii Tete Boye played the five drums effortlessly, as if the Panlogo had become a part of his body. In the middle of the LIVE, there was a special collaboration featuring a Bon song performed by Nii Tete Boye and the villagers! Their beautiful harmonies singing a challenging melody merged with the sounds of Nii Tete Boye and the bear drum. As the Bon song resonated, I felt as if I had come to a different place, experiencing a strange sensation. The performance was that captivating. That night, there was food and drink available for sale from the guesthouse GA.KOPPER! We enjoyed Jollof rice, groundnut butter soup, and chili dogs, which are beloved in West Africa 🤤 While sipping on the sweet hibiscus tea called Bissap, we had a wonderful night 🌙 #Nishiokubo Village #LIVE #Niiteteboye #Panlogo #GAKOPPER

【"Komu" opens on August 11】 This is an announcement from the Forest Art Museum "Komu". August 11 (Tuesday) is a public holiday, so it will be an open day. Opening hours remain the same: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM. (Last admission at 4:30 PM) Please note that the museum will be closed the following day, August 12 (Wednesday). - 【Forest Art Museum "Komu"】 Opening hours: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM *Admission is accepted until 4:30 PM Closed: Every Tuesday Admission fees: High school students and above: 500 yen From 4th grade to junior high school: 300 yen From 3 years old to 3rd grade: 100 yen Free for children under 3 years old Contact: 0158-87-2600 #Nishiokoppe Village #Forest Art Museum #Komu #Closed days #Mountain Day

【Play for 100 Yen】 During the Obon period, the playground equipment at Forest Park can be used for just 100 yen per session! The period is from Friday, August 14th to Sunday, August 16th. In addition to the paid equipment available for 100 yen per session, camping is also available for just 100 yen per night, down from the usual 500 yen for one tent.✨ Furthermore, the operating hours have been extended until 6:30 PM! You can make it after work too! On the 14th, a Bon Odori festival is scheduled to take place in Kamiokoppe, and on the 15th, it will be held in Nishiokoppe. During this period, let's enjoy everything to the fullest and dance together! For inquiries, please contact the Nishiokoppe Village Office, Industry and Construction Division, Forestry and Commerce Section. TEL: 0158-87-2113 #Nishiokoppe Village #Forest Park #Obon #100 yen #Bon Odori

【Summer Festival with Swaying Lanterns】 Many of you may have already seen it. The summer version display inside Komu! From the parking lot outside, you can see the lantern decorations swaying in the small window. Lanterns are also hanging from the ceiling inside the building, and fireworks are displayed on the walls. (Amidst them, Setoushi-kun was launched 🎆) You can enjoy games like ring toss, shooting, goldfish scooping, and watermelon catching, experiencing the fun of the festival. When I visited Komu, the kids were running the stalls while their fathers played customers. The quality of the handmade ice creams lined up at the ice cream shop is incredible, so I hope you take a good look at them...! The original fan featuring Setoushi-kun is also cute. Before summer ends, please come and visit us! - 【Forest Art Museum "Komu"】 Opening hours: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM *Admission is accepted until 4:30 PM Closed: Every Tuesday Admission fee: High school students and above: 500 yen 4th grade elementary to middle school students: 300 yen Children aged 3 to 3rd grade: 100 yen Children under 3: Free Contact: 0158-87-2600 #Nishiokoppe Village #Komu #Summer Festival #Indoor Display #Yen Festival