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May. 20, 2025
[Image1]The JTB special train “Tabimonogatari” has arrived!The JTB “Tabimonogatari” has made a stop here for
[Image2]The JTB special train “Tabimonogatari” has arrived!The JTB “Tabimonogatari” has made a stop here for
[Image3]The JTB special train “Tabimonogatari” has arrived!The JTB “Tabimonogatari” has made a stop here for
[Image4]The JTB special train “Tabimonogatari” has arrived!The JTB “Tabimonogatari” has made a stop here for
[Image5]The JTB special train “Tabimonogatari” has arrived!The JTB “Tabimonogatari” has made a stop here for
[Image6]The JTB special train “Tabimonogatari” has arrived!The JTB “Tabimonogatari” has made a stop here for
[Image7]The JTB special train “Tabimonogatari” has arrived!The JTB “Tabimonogatari” has made a stop here for

The JTB special train “Tabimonogatari” has arrived!

The JTB “Tabimonogatari” has made a stop here for three consecutive years since Reiwa 5.
This year too, we welcomed guests on the station platform with about 34 minutes of hospitality. 🚃

About 60 guests enjoyed Shintoku soba tea, two kinds of soba-yu (rich soba-yu and dashi-infused soba-yu), and soba karinto, and we sold a limited assortment set.
Afterward, guests took photos on the platform and in front of the station’s photo frame, and enjoyed shopping at the station shop.

More than ten groups posed at the “Soba Red Photo Frame” installed immediately to the left after exiting JR Shintoku Station.
At the station shop, the soba karinto offered for tasting proved so popular that it sold out.
When we spoke with guests returning to the platform, we heard happy remarks like “It was very delicious” and “It goes well with tea,” with people holding soba karinto.

We bade them farewell, hoping they will stop by again next year.

A short announcement.
The “Soba Red Photo Frame” in front of the station is not a face-in panel, but you can pose as if you are eating soba noodles.
If you’re interested, please come visit JR Shintoku Station.💡

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✳︎Event Information✳︎ ~ Hirakawa Co., Ltd. Thanksgiving Festival ~ ◆Date Saturday, May 24th, 10:00–17:00 Sunday, May 25th, 10:00–15:00 ◆Location @cafeandbar.lazo This weekend, Hirakawa Co., Ltd. will hold a Thanksgiving Festival at cafe&bar LAZO. There will be displays of gas stoves and gas dryers from Rinnai and Noritz, and since they are offering festival special prices, feel free to stop by if you are considering replacing or upgrading appliances. If you rarely get to visit the bar at night, why not take this chance to peek inside the venue? From the morning you can enjoy the drinks usually served at the bar, plus the owner’s special closing parfait🍨 and various cream sodas, and you can also try sandwiches from @get_new_sand🥪. Why not visit Shintoku Town this weekend? #Hokkaido #Tokachi #Shintoku Town #Shintoku Town Tourism Association #Shintoku Station #Event Information #Tuktuk Complex in Front of the Station #tuktuk #tokutoku #hokkaido #hokkaidotrip #hokkaidotourism #tourism #tokachi #shintoku #welcomeshintoku #discovershintoku
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Introducing the kiosk inside Shintoku Station, Stella Station We sell souvenirs from Shintoku Town, drinks, snacks, and more, and we also offer something called a “Children’s Ticket” at the register. With the tickets we bought, children can exchange them for dagashi (cheap snacks) or drinks. They are for students up to high school and are handy as a snack before school or outings, or for when mom or dad won’t buy snacks (laughs). Here’s how the children use it: First they draw a ticket fortune (omikuji), then exchange it for a ticket, choose dagashi and drinks up to the amount shown on the ticket, and have the staff at the kiosk confirm the total is within the limit. Finally, the children write a thank-you message. These messages are displayed densely under the Stella Station sign, so please take a look. Watching this, I noticed some kids giving a piece of candy to friends with smaller amounts or pooling tickets with friends to get snacks together, and I was impressed by their friendship and thoughtfulness. Seeing the children, I bought a ticket with the coins in my wallet. I felt like I’d done a small good deed (laughs). This lovely initiative is happening inside Shintoku Station, so if you’re interested in it, if you’re looking for souvenirs in Shintoku, or even if you just want to kill time while waiting for a train, come and drop by—any reason is fine. #Hokkaido #Hokkaido tourism #Tokachi #Tokachi tourism #Shintoku Town #Shintoku Town Tourism Association #Shintoku Station #kiosk #Stella Station #children’s fortune tickets #children’s omikuji #omikuji #children’s tickets #Toku-Toku station-front complex #tuktuk #TokuToku #hokkaido #hokkaidotrip #hokkaidotourism #tourism #tokachi #shintoku #welcomeshintoku #discovershintoku

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