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Abashiri Tourist Association

Feb. 1, 2023 (edited)
[Image1]Abashiri Tourist Association.Hokkaido's tourism PR character
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Abashiri Tourist Association.
Hokkaido's tourism PR character "Kyun-chan" came to Abashiri!
Kyun-chan is an Ezonaki rabbit that lives in Hokkaido and is characterized by its ugly ears and dark eyes. To impress the feelings of what you see and touch with "Kyun" is the origin of Kyun-chan's name.
In Abashiri, we boarded the drift ice breaker "Aurora" and enjoyed local gourmet, Abashiri champon, Okhotsukuzangi bowl, drift ice curry, drift ice soft, etc.!

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Feb. 1, 2023
Abashiri Tourist Association. Today's unfortunate ? news 【Lake Abashiri Japanese smelt Fishing Venue 【Closed on Sunday, February 12】 This season's Nishi-Abashiri Fisheries Cooperative Association has been experiencing extreme poor fishing and the catch has not improved, so it has been decided to end the catch at 1/30 from the viewpoint of resource conservation. The "Abashiri Lake Japanese smelt Fishing Venue" held by Abashiri Tourist Association has also been discussed with the Nishi-Abashiri Fisheries Cooperative Association, and in order to protect Japanese smelt resources, it has been decided to close this season on [Sunday, February 12]. We apologize for the inconvenience and inconvenience caused to customers who were looking forward to "Japanese smelt fishing", It is a difficult choice to protect Japanese smelt resources in the future. We ask for your understanding and cooperation so that you can continue to enjoy Japanese smelt fishing at Lake Abashiri.

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