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Nov. 12, 2024
[Image1]Notice of Long-Term Closure of Bansei OnsenFrom December 2 this year until February 28 next year, Ba
[Image2]Notice of Long-Term Closure of Bansei OnsenFrom December 2 this year until February 28 next year, Ba
[Image3]Notice of Long-Term Closure of Bansei OnsenFrom December 2 this year until February 28 next year, Ba
[Image4]Notice of Long-Term Closure of Bansei OnsenFrom December 2 this year until February 28 next year, Ba

Notice of Long-Term Closure of Bansei Onsen

From December 2 this year until February 28 next year, Bansei Onsen will be closed for an extended period for facility renovations.

Just the thing for a time like this is “Bansei no Yu Onsen Powder.” It recreates the scent and color of Bansei Onsen’s characteristic iodine-rich bath, so you can easily enjoy Bansei Onsen at home.

It is on sale at Roadside Station Cosmoall Taiki, so please give it a try!

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Nov. 19, 2024
【 A town where you can meet the red-crowned crane, Taiki Town 】 Taiki Town is home to many red-crowned cranes, a species designated as a Special Natural Monument of Japan. The season when they are especially numerous is autumn, right around now. You can often see them searching for food in fields after the crops have been harvested. The cranes tend to appear more often on the seaside side than the mountain side. Give it a try and see if you can find them! By the way, the small bird in the center of the first photo is not a red-crowned crane but a hooded crane. Taiki Town is appealing because you can spot many different kinds of wildlife together ✨
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Autumn in Taiki Town 2024 At this time of year, you can see beautiful autumn foliage throughout Taiki Town. Top recommended spots include Keiseki Bridge, Sakashita Senkyo, and Kashiwa Park in the town center. ★Kashiwa Trivia The town tree of Taiki, the kashiwa (oak), is a symbol of Tokachi. Once, kashiwa groves spread across Tokachi, but they gradually disappeared as development advanced. Many kashiwa trees that remain here are large and impressive; the kashiwa in Kashiwa Park are said to be between 100 and 200 years old. By the way, even after kashiwa leaves turn color and wither, they often stay on the branches through winter and only fall when spring brings new green leaves.

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