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Tomakomai Tourism Association

Jun. 16, 2025 (edited)
[Image1]Tomakomai is often enveloped in thick fog in early summer.Poor visibility and trouble drying laundry
[Image2]Tomakomai is often enveloped in thick fog in early summer.Poor visibility and trouble drying laundry
[Image3]Tomakomai is often enveloped in thick fog in early summer.Poor visibility and trouble drying laundry

Tomakomai is often enveloped in thick fog in early summer.
Poor visibility and trouble drying laundry can be inconvenient, but the softened glow of nighttime lights creates a dreamy, otherworldly scene.

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Jun. 27, 2025
Tarumae Garo, located in the western part of Tomakomai City. Garo is a Tohoku regional word meaning “a place where a river flows between cliffs.” True to its name, steep rock walls line both sides, and the area is carpeted in velvet-like moss.
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Jun. 12, 2025
A mountain-opening Shinto ceremony to pray for safety took place at the summit of Mt. Tarumae on June 12th. A newly installed information board now includes an English description. Mt. Tarumae stands at 1,041 meters and is considered relatively easy to climb. Some hikers are seen wearing sandals, thin-soled sneakers, or short sleeves and shorts, but we recommend trekking shoes and a windbreaker. (The trails are slippery due to pumice ejected during past eruptions, and strong winds always blow at the summit.)

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