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May. 29, 2025
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Hello, this is the Hokuryu Town Sunflower Tourism Association 🌻
This time, we’d like to introduce a little-known hidden scenic spot in town called "Chobo Hill" (Hill of Vistas)!

Located a short distance from the town center, this hill is a somewhat special place that, as of now, doesn’t even appear on Google Maps.

From the summit, you’ll face a vast sky and panoramic views of Hokuryu spread all around.
On clear days, you can even see Mt. Otoe in Fukagawa and the Daisetsuzan National Park.

Its appearance changes with the seasons and the hour, offering a different, moving experience each time you visit.

Not fully developed as a tourist site, the hill’s quiet, unhurried atmosphere is part of its charm.
Accessible only by car and a little inconvenient, it rewards you with a view you can almost have to yourself.

Let the breeze brush past and take a deep breath.
It’s a lovely spot to zone out and relax for a moment.

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Jun. 16, 2025
Hello, this is the Hokuryu Town Sunflower Tourism Association🌻 In our new series starting now, “Sunflower + (Plus),” we’ll introduce recommended spots and shops to help visitors who come for the Sunflower Festival discover pleasures beyond the sunflowers.✨ We hope first-time visitors and those who have come many times will rediscover the charms of Hokuryu.☺️ For our memorable first installment, we present Sunflower Park Hokuryu Onsen♨️ A spacious main bath and an open, airy outdoor bath await. There is also a high-temperature sauna and a cold plunge. The natural hot spring is a sodium chloride spring that resists cooling, gently soothing the body.🌿 A comic corner with about 3,000 popular titles has been added to the relaxation area after bathing starting this month! The collection rotates every three months, so you can enjoy new discoveries each visit.📚 We have also started lending board games the whole family can enjoy. They’re perfect for a relaxing break after your bath♪ The facility also has a restaurant and a shop (Roadside Station), where you can enjoy Hokuryu’s local specialties and cuisine.🍽 Together with the sunflower scenery, spend a leisurely time restoring your mind and body.♨ ⁡⁡ [Facility Information] (Opening Hours) 9:30 AM–10:00 PM Early-morning bathing 6:00 AM–8:00 AM (from the end of April through the end of October) (Fees) Day-trip bathing Adult (junior high school and older) 500 yen Child (elementary school) 250 yen ※On the 11th and 26th of each month it’s “Bath Day” at half price (excluding July and August) Room rental: 1,100 yen per room for a time block (extension 550 yen per room per hour) (Amenities) Body soap / 2-in-1 shampoo and rinse / hair dryer / coin lockers / free rest area (Rentals & Sales) Towel set rental: 330 yen per set (face towel and bath towel)
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May. 22, 2025
Hello, this is the Hokuryu Town Sunflower Tourism Association🌻 The moss phlox at Kompira Park Campground has reached its peak bloom! At Kompira Park, perched on a gentle hill, moss phlox spreads across the slope in the spring sunshine, creating a carpet of flowers that unfolds into a breathtaking view✨ These moss phlox plants were first planted in 1979 and have been lovingly tended by the local community. Over the years they continue to bring joy to many people🌸 It’s a perfect spot for a relaxed camping trip or picnic while enjoying the blossoms🎶 On sunny days, be sure to visit Kompira Park!

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