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Feb. 26, 2024
[Image1]In Shintoku Town, where there were many days of small spring sunshine this month, the snow that cont
[Image2]In Shintoku Town, where there were many days of small spring sunshine this month, the snow that cont
[Image3]In Shintoku Town, where there were many days of small spring sunshine this month, the snow that cont
[Image4]In Shintoku Town, where there were many days of small spring sunshine this month, the snow that cont
[Image5]In Shintoku Town, where there were many days of small spring sunshine this month, the snow that cont

In Shintoku Town, where there were many days of small spring sunshine this month, the snow that continued to fall yesterday was 45 cm. The town suddenly turns into a world of silver and white. And Shintoku Ski Resort, which has been suspended since February 14 due to lack of snow, will resume from tomorrow. Please look forward to!

#Hokkaido #Tokachi #Shintoku Town #Shintoku Tourism Association #Koharu Hiwa #Snow #White Silver World #Ski Resort #Shintokuyama Ski Resort #Reopened

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Mar. 5, 2024
"Thank You Nemuro Main Line Panel Exhibition" is being held! A panel exhibition looking back on the history of Furano︎ ↔Shintokuma, which will be discontinued on March 31st, has started at Shintoku Station. A timeline showing the footsteps from the opening of the Asahikawa-Shimofurano section in 1900 (Meiji 33), which is the starting point for eastern Hokkaido, and about 40 photographs showing the railway and scenery at that time are exhibited on the panel. Shintoku Station, which will be closed at the end of this month, is visited by many railway fans, and it was impressive to see fans looking at the panels today.
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The scenery of the big curve of the old Karikachi Line from Route 38 No. 5 where the snow has decreased. This large curve is an indispensable historical heritage when learning about Hokkaido's railway construction business.

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