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Sep. 14, 2024
[Image1]Karikachi Trail RunningThe rain that fell from last night into the early morning cleared, and the 12
[Image2]Karikachi Trail RunningThe rain that fell from last night into the early morning cleared, and the 12
[Image3]Karikachi Trail RunningThe rain that fell from last night into the early morning cleared, and the 12
[Image4]Karikachi Trail RunningThe rain that fell from last night into the early morning cleared, and the 12

Karikachi Trail Running

The rain that fell from last night into the early morning cleared, and the 12th Karikachi Trail Running began with its starting gun! Runners tackled three courses that use the former Karikachi Line railway bed to run through nature. Participants numbered 143, coming not only from Hokkaido but also from as far away as Tokyo, Nagoya, and Fukuoka. With a temperature of 17°C and a pleasant autumn breeze, conditions were ideal for the event.

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Sep. 25, 2024
Autumn colors are beginning. I went to Tokachi Dam to prepare for the Kinaushi Shrine Enshrinement Anniversary Festival held on Tuesday, October 1st. Daytime temperatures in town rise to around 20°C, but nights fall into the single digits, and I expect mountain valleys are even cooler. I also received word that fall colors have started at Tomuraushi Onsen Higashi-Taisetsu-so, so they may have advanced considerably in the past week. In a typical year, the colors peak around early next month near Tomuraushi Onsen Higashi-Taisetsu-so, while the area around Kuttari Lake near Tokachi Dam reaches its best in mid-month. Please come and see the unspoiled wilderness painted by autumn foliage.
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Under a clear Tokachi sky today, the Shintoku Shrine autumn festival features a mikoshi offering and a parade through the town. The shaded areas are already cool, but sunlit spots still feel like summer. Local volunteers, sweating as they go, are preserving and passing on the town's traditions.

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