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Shintoku Tourism Association

Apr. 19, 2023
[Image1]Hello!🙋‍♀️This is the Shintoku Town Tourism Association.Even today, when the cold has returned a lit
[Image2]Hello!🙋‍♀️This is the Shintoku Town Tourism Association.Even today, when the cold has returned a lit

Hello!🙋‍♀️
This is the Shintoku Town Tourism Association.

Even today, when the cold has returned a little, I went to Shintoku Shrine⛩️ to see the cherry blossoms.
Under a cloudy sky🌬️ and with the chill in the air, I wondered if the buds would be smaller, then drove🚗💨 up to the shrine's mid-slope.
Peeking at a bud on the same branch as the tree,
it didn't seem to have changed much...😓

No, no—the pink color🌸 is deeper and there are more buds than yesterday.
When I asked the chief priest standing in front of the shrine office, he said, "Maybe two to three more days."
It looks like the cherry trees will be in full bloom this weekend!💓

Right now the azaleas and forsythia are also at their best!✨

#Hokkaido
#Tokachi
#Shintoku Town
#Mount Shintoku
#Shintoku Shrine
#Ezo-yamazakura (Ezo cherry)
#A little more
#Forsythia
#Karumurasaki azalea
#In full bloom

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Apr. 22, 2023
Hello!🙋‍♀️ This is the Shintoku Town Tourism Association. Next weekend on Sunday, April 30th, the Shintoku Shrine Mountain Cherry Blossom Festival, which was canceled during the COVID-19 pandemic, returns for the first time in four years. On the day, starting in the morning🌄 at the precincts of Shintoku Shrine⛩, there will be a brass band performance🎷 and a demonstration of the Shintoku Ondo dance, along with a karaoke contest🎤 that includes daring dives, and from midday a thrilling prize raffle🎊. Around 2,300 Ezo-yamazakura cherry trees🌸 spread across Mt. Shintoku, centered near the shrine grounds, making it one of Hokkaido’s top cherry blossom spots✨. Today the trees are only about 20% in bloom, with some blossoms already open. They may reach peak bloom around the end of the month. This year, please come and enjoy the mountain cherry blossoms of Shintoku as part of the festival 👀♪♪♪ #Hokkaido #Tokachi #Shintoku Town #Shintoku Town Tourism Association #Shintoku Shrine #Ezo-yamazakura #Peak bloom #Cherry Blossom Festival #Food stalls #Karaoke #Barbecue #Prize raffle
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Apr. 13, 2023
This is the Shintoku Town Tourism Association. On a morning that brought back the cold with a dusting of powdery snow❄️, I visited the marsh where skunk cabbage blooms, which I learned about yesterday. Walking along the old Karikachi Line railroad ruins called the “Poppo no Michi”🐿️ that lead from town toward Karikachi Pass, I began to spot skunk cabbage here and there along the way!💓A little farther on, in a small marsh fed by a stream, there were skunk cabbages everywhere—skunk cabbage, skunk cabbage, skunk cabbage❗️❗️❗️I found a spot with firm footing and stood among them, inhaling their gentle, sweet scent. It was a morning that let me feel the breath of spring in Shintoku while winter still lingered.✨

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