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Hello to everyone who watched the Cool Japan Video!
We will introduce plenty of attractive sightseeing spots in Tomakomai City, one of the leading industrial cities in Japan and the largest port city in Hokkaido!
There are many recommendations for Tomakomai, such as sightseeing spots surrounded by nature and exquisite seafood dishes unique to port towns!

Access is conveniently located in about one and a half hours by car from Sapporo City and about 30 minutes by car from New Chitose Airport, and there is also a large passenger ferry from Honshu.

Please look forward to the latest information on Tomakomai!

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Jul. 17, 2025

[Image1]A Ezo deer wading in Lake Utonai. It appears to be eating aquatic plants.✨It looks cool and refreshi

A Ezo deer wading in Lake Utonai. It appears to be eating aquatic plants.✨
It looks cool and refreshing.
(Image courtesy of Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Jul. 15, 2025

[Image1]A shishimai lion dance visited the Tomakomai Tourist Information Center!!Even after getting his head

[Image2]A shishimai lion dance visited the Tomakomai Tourist Information Center!!Even after getting his head

A shishimai lion dance visited the Tomakomai Tourist Information Center!!
Even after getting his head nipped, Tomakomai’s official mascot Tomachop stayed cool and unfazed (lol). This is sure to bring good fortune✨

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Jul. 11, 2025

[Image1]The “I Love Tomakomai Port Photo Contest” entry deadline is Thursday, July 31st!You can also enter f

[Image2]The “I Love Tomakomai Port Photo Contest” entry deadline is Thursday, July 31st!You can also enter f

The “I Love Tomakomai Port Photo Contest” entry deadline is Thursday, July 31st!
You can also enter from a smartphone 🚢
See the image for details.

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Jul. 3, 2025

[Image1]The poster for the 20th National High School Invitational Ice Hockey Tournament, held from July 28 t

[Image2]The poster for the 20th National High School Invitational Ice Hockey Tournament, held from July 28 t

The poster for the 20th National High School Invitational Ice Hockey Tournament, held from July 28 to August 3, is complete! 🏒
Admission is free✨
Also, from August 1 to 3 the “Tomakomai Port Festival” will take place beside the venue, nepia Ice Arena. The port festival is Tomakomai’s biggest summer celebration.
Please come and enjoy both events.

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Jun. 27, 2025

[Image1]Tarumae Garo, located in the western part of Tomakomai City.Garo is a Tohoku regional word meaning “

[Image2]Tarumae Garo, located in the western part of Tomakomai City.Garo is a Tohoku regional word meaning “

[Image3]Tarumae Garo, located in the western part of Tomakomai City.Garo is a Tohoku regional word meaning “

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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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

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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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Jun. 12, 2025

[Image1]A mountain-opening Shinto ceremony to pray for safety took place at the summit of Mt. Tarumae on Jun

[Image2]A mountain-opening Shinto ceremony to pray for safety took place at the summit of Mt. Tarumae on Jun

[Image3]A mountain-opening Shinto ceremony to pray for safety took place at the summit of Mt. Tarumae on Jun

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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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Jun. 5, 2025

[Image1]Early summer has arrived in Tomakomai, and some days now reach a high of 20°C.The Ezo squirrel, now

[Image2]Early summer has arrived in Tomakomai, and some days now reach a high of 20°C.The Ezo squirrel, now

Early summer has arrived in Tomakomai, and some days now reach a high of 20°C.
The Ezo squirrel, now in its summer coat, somehow looks quite cool!
(Image courtesy of Roadside Station Utonai-ko)

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Very beautiful form!
It was so beautiful that I thought it ^_^; was CG

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

May. 30, 2025

[Image1]At Hokkaido University Tomakomai Research Forest, the apple relative

[Image2]At Hokkaido University Tomakomai Research Forest, the apple relative

At Hokkaido University Tomakomai Research Forest, the apple relative "zumi" has come into full bloom 🌸
The pristine white blossoms suit the waterside perfectly.

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

May. 23, 2025

[Image1]By the shores of Lake Utonai.A red songbird, the benimasiko, and a narcissus flycatcher with a strik

[Image2]By the shores of Lake Utonai.A red songbird, the benimasiko, and a narcissus flycatcher with a strik

By the shores of Lake Utonai.
A red songbird, the benimasiko, and a narcissus flycatcher with a striking black-and-yellow contrast.
They look like vividly colored wild birds straight out of a fairy tale.
(Image courtesy of Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

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Hello to everyone who watched the Cool Japan Video!
We will introduce plenty of attractive sightseeing spots in Tomakomai City, one of the leading industrial cities in Japan and the largest port city in Hokkaido!
There are many recommendations for Tomakomai, such as sightseeing spots surrounded by nature and exquisite seafood dishes unique to port towns!

Access is conveniently located in about one and a half hours by car from Sapporo City and about 30 minutes by car from New Chitose Airport, and there is also a large passenger ferry from Honshu.

Please look forward to the latest information on Tomakomai!

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

A Ezo deer wading in Lake Utonai. It appears to be eating aquatic plants.✨ It looks cool and refreshing. (Image courtesy of Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

A shishimai lion dance visited the Tomakomai Tourist Information Center!! Even after getting his head nipped, Tomakomai’s official mascot Tomachop stayed cool and unfazed (lol). This is sure to bring good fortune✨

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

The “I Love Tomakomai Port Photo Contest” entry deadline is Thursday, July 31st! You can also enter from a smartphone 🚢 See the image for details.

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

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.

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

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.

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Early summer has arrived in Tomakomai, and some days now reach a high of 20°C. The Ezo squirrel, now in its summer coat, somehow looks quite cool! (Image courtesy of Roadside Station Utonai-ko)

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

At Hokkaido University Tomakomai Research Forest, the apple relative "zumi" has come into full bloom 🌸 The pristine white blossoms suit the waterside perfectly.

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

By the shores of Lake Utonai. A red songbird, the benimasiko, and a narcissus flycatcher with a striking black-and-yellow contrast. They look like vividly colored wild birds straight out of a fairy tale. (Image courtesy of Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

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A Ezo deer wading in Lake Utonai. It appears to be eating aquatic plants.✨
It looks cool and refreshing.
(Image courtesy of Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

A shishimai lion dance visited the Tomakomai Tourist Information Center!!
Even after getting his head nipped, Tomakomai’s official mascot Tomachop stayed cool and unfazed (lol). This is sure to bring good fortune✨

The “I Love Tomakomai Port Photo Contest” entry deadline is Thursday, July 31st!
You can also enter from a smartphone 🚢
See the image for details.

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.

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.

Early summer has arrived in Tomakomai, and some days now reach a high of 20°C.
The Ezo squirrel, now in its summer coat, somehow looks quite cool!
(Image courtesy of Roadside Station Utonai-ko)

At Hokkaido University Tomakomai Research Forest, the apple relative "zumi" has come into full bloom 🌸
The pristine white blossoms suit the waterside perfectly.

By the shores of Lake Utonai.
A red songbird, the benimasiko, and a narcissus flycatcher with a striking black-and-yellow contrast.
They look like vividly colored wild birds straight out of a fairy tale.
(Image courtesy of Roadside Station Utonai Lake)