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Nishiokoppe, Hokkaido

Jan. 26, 2025
[Image1]Hoarfrost Has AppearedWednesday, January 22A friend messaged me,
[Image2]Hoarfrost Has AppearedWednesday, January 22A friend messaged me,
[Image3]Hoarfrost Has AppearedWednesday, January 22A friend messaged me,
[Image4]Hoarfrost Has AppearedWednesday, January 22A friend messaged me,
[Image5]Hoarfrost Has AppearedWednesday, January 22A friend messaged me,
[Image6]Hoarfrost Has AppearedWednesday, January 22A friend messaged me,
[Image7]Hoarfrost Has AppearedWednesday, January 22A friend messaged me,

Hoarfrost Has Appeared
Wednesday, January 22

A friend messaged me, "It looks beautiful right now,"
and I was able to take a good look at the hoarfrost.

Just driving a short distance from the town toward Okoppe,
I spotted trees with white-tipped branches here and there.

It was a clear, sunny day.
The blue sky behind the hoarfrost was beautiful.

#Nishiokoppe Village
#Hokkaido
#Hoarfrost
#Nature
#Snowy Scenery
#Animal tracks at my feet

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Jan. 28, 2025
30-Unit Kite Flying Challenge Friday, January 24 A challenge praying for 30 years without traffic fatalities was held. Thirty kites, each hand-drawn by elementary school students from Nishiokoppe Village. It had been snowing lightly that day, but when it was time to fly the kites the snow stopped and a gentle wind picked up. The students lined up in a single row holding the kites. Starting from one end they let go in order, and after a few attempts the kites shot into the sky to cheers. Once they caught the wind the kites showed no sign of returning to the ground, swaying in the breeze (their tips whipping wildly). #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #30-Unit Kite Flying #Prayer #Traffic Safety #Kids enthralled by the drone #Challenge a great success
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Jan. 22, 2025
[Demons Are Waiting] Winter break ended, and ski classes have begun in Nishiokoppe Village. Komu Museum of Art has changed its indoor decorations for the season. Handmade snakes, oni demons, and ehomaki sushi rolls crafted by the staff welcome visitors. Was Setoushi-kun eaten, or did Setoushi-kun become an oni...? Come see the real thing for yourself! ＊＊＊＊＊ [Now Recruiting Participants for Woody Winter School] Komu Museum of Art is an indoor wooden playground. Why not play to your heart’s content on large wooden play equipment and handmade wooden toys? Opening hours (winter): 10:00–16:30 Closed: Tuesdays (the following day if a public holiday) Admission: High school and above 500 yen / Grades 4–6 and junior high 300 yen / Ages 3 to Grade 3 100 yen / Under 3 free Inquiries: 0158-87-2600 #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #Komu #oni #Setsubun #ehomaki #Setoushi-kun #snake #indoor decorations

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