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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.

Mar. 17, 2025

[Image1]Will Tomakomai continue into spring...? On March 17th the city recorded about 25 cm of snowfall. Sin

[Image2]Will Tomakomai continue into spring...? On March 17th the city recorded about 25 cm of snowfall. Sin

[Image3]Will Tomakomai continue into spring...? On March 17th the city recorded about 25 cm of snowfall. Sin

Will Tomakomai continue into spring...? On March 17th the city recorded about 25 cm of snowfall. Since it was wet March snow, it is expected to melt soon.
At Utonai Lake, the snowy landscape made a great backdrop for a graceful great egret in flight.✨
(Image provided by Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Mar. 6, 2025

[Image1]A six-minute walk from Tomakomai Station.At Machinaka Exchange Center, located at the intersection o

[Image2]A six-minute walk from Tomakomai Station.At Machinaka Exchange Center, located at the intersection o

A six-minute walk from Tomakomai Station.
At Machinaka Exchange Center, located at the intersection of Tomakomai Ekimae Hondori and Sanjo Dori, you can enjoy a free foot bath and hand bath using hot spring water.
Please stop by while sightseeing or shopping.

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Feb. 28, 2025

[Image1]Is this a great egret?It is releasing a small twig it grabbed along with a tiny fish.Today marks the

[Image2]Is this a great egret?It is releasing a small twig it grabbed along with a tiny fish.Today marks the

Is this a great egret?
It is releasing a small twig it grabbed along with a tiny fish.
Today marks the start of March. The expected high is 11°C, and it looks set to be a warm, springlike day.
(Image courtesy of Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Feb. 24, 2025

[Image1]Tomachop at the tourist information center has transformed from the female hina doll to the male hin

[Image2]Tomachop at the tourist information center has transformed from the female hina doll to the male hin

Tomachop at the tourist information center has transformed from the female hina doll to the male hina doll ✨
Doesn’t he look sharp and handsome?
I’ve lined up images of the female hina doll version from just the other day 🌸
Did you know: In Hokkaido, like in the Kanto region, the female hina doll is placed on the viewer’s right and the male on the viewer’s left. 🎎
I’ve heard that in places like Kyoto, the positions of the male and female hina dolls are reversed 🌸

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Feb. 20, 2025

Tomakomai Tourism Information Center’s Tomachop has dressed up for the Hina Matsuri festival ✨🎎

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Feb. 22, 2025

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Feb. 20, 2025 (edited)

[Image1]Is it the moment it lands on the branch? This shot perfectly captures the majestic presence of a whi

Is it the moment it lands on the branch? This shot perfectly captures the majestic presence of a white-tailed eagle ✨
(Image provided by Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Feb. 17, 2025

[Image1]A tilting long-tailed tit at Utonai Lake ✨ (shimaenaga)(Image provided by Roadside Station Utonai La

A tilting long-tailed tit at Utonai Lake ✨ (shimaenaga)
(Image provided by Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Feb. 13, 2025

[Image1]A great egret standing still in the cold wind.It looks as if it is shrugging its shoulders.(Image pr

A great egret standing still in the cold wind.
It looks as if it is shrugging its shoulders.
(Image provided by Roadside Station Utonai Lake Wildlife Protection Center)

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Feb. 10, 2025

[Image1]A four-minute walk from Tomakomai Station, Fashion Mail Plaza is displaying around 1,000 hina dolls

[Image2]A four-minute walk from Tomakomai Station, Fashion Mail Plaza is displaying around 1,000 hina dolls

A four-minute walk from Tomakomai Station, Fashion Mail Plaza is displaying around 1,000 hina dolls this year as well🎎
Alongside traditional tiered hina displays, you can see creative dolls reflecting current events, making the exhibit well worth a visit✨
The exhibition is scheduled to remain on display until March 10, so please stop by.

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Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Feb. 6, 2025

[Image1]What made these patterns left in the snow?The answer is… the tracks of an Ezo deer! 🦌Ezo deer are on

[Image2]What made these patterns left in the snow?The answer is… the tracks of an Ezo deer! 🦌Ezo deer are on

What made these patterns left in the snow?
The answer is… the tracks of an Ezo deer! 🦌
Ezo deer are one of the animals familiar to Tomakomai residents, sometimes appearing around Tomakomai Station and in residential neighborhoods.
(Image provided by the Utonai Lake Wildlife Protection Center)

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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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A six-minute walk from Tomakomai Station. At Machinaka Exchange Center, located at the intersection of Tomakomai Ekimae Hondori and Sanjo Dori, you can enjoy a free foot bath and hand bath using hot spring water. Please stop by while sightseeing or shopping.

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Is this a great egret? It is releasing a small twig it grabbed along with a tiny fish. Today marks the start of March. The expected high is 11°C, and it looks set to be a warm, springlike day. (Image courtesy of Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Tomakomai Tourism Information Center’s Tomachop has dressed up for the Hina Matsuri festival ✨🎎

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Is it the moment it lands on the branch? This shot perfectly captures the majestic presence of a white-tailed eagle ✨ (Image provided by Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

A tilting long-tailed tit at Utonai Lake ✨ (shimaenaga) (Image provided by Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

A great egret standing still in the cold wind. It looks as if it is shrugging its shoulders. (Image provided by Roadside Station Utonai Lake Wildlife Protection Center)

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

Tomakomai Tourism Association posted.

What made these patterns left in the snow? The answer is… the tracks of an Ezo deer! 🦌 Ezo deer are one of the animals familiar to Tomakomai residents, sometimes appearing around Tomakomai Station and in residential neighborhoods. (Image provided by the Utonai Lake Wildlife Protection Center)

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A six-minute walk from Tomakomai Station.
At Machinaka Exchange Center, located at the intersection of Tomakomai Ekimae Hondori and Sanjo Dori, you can enjoy a free foot bath and hand bath using hot spring water.
Please stop by while sightseeing or shopping.

Is this a great egret?
It is releasing a small twig it grabbed along with a tiny fish.
Today marks the start of March. The expected high is 11°C, and it looks set to be a warm, springlike day.
(Image courtesy of Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

Is it the moment it lands on the branch? This shot perfectly captures the majestic presence of a white-tailed eagle ✨
(Image provided by Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

A tilting long-tailed tit at Utonai Lake ✨ (shimaenaga)
(Image provided by Roadside Station Utonai Lake)

A great egret standing still in the cold wind.
It looks as if it is shrugging its shoulders.
(Image provided by Roadside Station Utonai Lake Wildlife Protection Center)

What made these patterns left in the snow?
The answer is… the tracks of an Ezo deer! 🦌
Ezo deer are one of the animals familiar to Tomakomai residents, sometimes appearing around Tomakomai Station and in residential neighborhoods.
(Image provided by the Utonai Lake Wildlife Protection Center)