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Jan. 28, 2024
[Image1]Want to try gold panning in Taiki Town?Gold panning, recently talked about because of the hit movie
[Image2]Want to try gold panning in Taiki Town?Gold panning, recently talked about because of the hit movie
[Image3]Want to try gold panning in Taiki Town?Gold panning, recently talked about because of the hit movie
[Image4]Want to try gold panning in Taiki Town?Gold panning, recently talked about because of the hit movie
[Image5]Want to try gold panning in Taiki Town?Gold panning, recently talked about because of the hit movie

Want to try gold panning in Taiki Town?

Gold panning, recently talked about because of the hit movie Golden Kamuy, can still be experienced the old-fashioned way on the Rekifune River in Taiki Town!

The peak period for gold recovery on the Rekifune River is said to have been from the 1890s into the Taisho era, roughly the same time when the bullion battles in Golden Kamuy take place.

Taiki Town also provided some cooperation for the movie’s gold panning scenes.
See if you can spot Taiki Town in the end credits!

This year’s gold panning season is scheduled to start around Golden Week.
Come and give it a try!

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Deep Spots in Taiki Town 📍Site of the Former JNR Hiroo Line Taiki Station In Taiki Town, you can still find the remains of the station building from the Hiroo Line, the railway that linked Obihiro and Hiroo and ran until 1987. Taiki Station opened in 1930, and at its peak it reportedly handled more than 1,000 passengers a day. The former track area is now a plaza called Taiki Traffic Park, but the station building still stands. You cannot enter the building, but looking through the windows you can see the ticket gate and waiting room still preserved inside. The platform area still shows the station sign and a signal lever. In Hakubayashi Park, north of Taiki Town Hall, a steam locomotive, No. 59611, which served around Hokkaido and ran on the Hiroo Line until 1975, is on display. It was installed thanks to efforts by local steam locomotive enthusiasts. Why not come and feel the traces of the railway that once ran through Taiki Town?
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Recent view of Rekifune River It is mid to late January, and the cold has deepened in Taiki Town. The Rekifune River running through Taiki Town has frozen over considerably 🧊 I compared photos of the Rekifune River seen from Furusato Bridge from last autumn and from this month. Temperatures will drop further, and the frozen sections are expected to grow! Will it freeze over completely…?

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