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Sep. 25, 2024
[Image1]The 49th Umaissho “Shintoku” Heavy Snow FestivalThis event has arrived again this year!The Heavy Sno
[Image2]The 49th Umaissho “Shintoku” Heavy Snow FestivalThis event has arrived again this year!The Heavy Sno
[Image3]The 49th Umaissho “Shintoku” Heavy Snow FestivalThis event has arrived again this year!The Heavy Sno
[Image4]The 49th Umaissho “Shintoku” Heavy Snow FestivalThis event has arrived again this year!The Heavy Sno
[Image5]The 49th Umaissho “Shintoku” Heavy Snow FestivalThis event has arrived again this year!The Heavy Sno

The 49th Umaissho “Shintoku” Heavy Snow Festival

This event has arrived again this year!
The Heavy Snow Festival is a food celebration where you can eat and buy Shintoku’s high-quality vegetables and soba.
The big draw is the all-you-can-stuff local vegetables (500 yen) and freshly harvested, freshly ground, freshly made, and freshly boiled new-season Shintoku soba. You’ll also find fresh fruit brought from Shintoku Town’s sister city, Higashine City in Yamagata Prefecture. On the stage there are magic shows and live performances, and if you buy meat at the venue you can borrow charcoal and a grill free of charge to enjoy a BBQ.

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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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