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Taiki Tourism Association

Mar. 26, 2024 (edited)
[Image1]- Outdoor Field in Taiki Town -A video showcasing Taiki Town’s natural beauty and outdoor activities
[Image2]- Outdoor Field in Taiki Town -A video showcasing Taiki Town’s natural beauty and outdoor activities
[Image3]- Outdoor Field in Taiki Town -A video showcasing Taiki Town’s natural beauty and outdoor activities
[Image4]- Outdoor Field in Taiki Town -A video showcasing Taiki Town’s natural beauty and outdoor activities
[Image5]- Outdoor Field in Taiki Town -A video showcasing Taiki Town’s natural beauty and outdoor activities
[Image6]- Outdoor Field in Taiki Town -A video showcasing Taiki Town’s natural beauty and outdoor activities

- Outdoor Field in Taiki Town -

A video showcasing Taiki Town’s natural beauty and outdoor activities, produced mainly by the local revitalization team in charge of outdoor promotion, has been completed!

It introduces a variety of activities you can enjoy in Taiki Town year-round, including birdwatching, fishing, gold panning, and wakasagi (pond smelt) fishing.

The video is posted on Taiki Town’s official YouTube channel, so please search for it!

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