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Nishiokoppe, Hokkaido

Dec. 5, 2023
[Image1]Dressed in Christmas colorsThe roadside station “Komu” symbol—its karakuri organ dolls—has been redr
[Image2]Dressed in Christmas colorsThe roadside station “Komu” symbol—its karakuri organ dolls—has been redr
[Image3]Dressed in Christmas colorsThe roadside station “Komu” symbol—its karakuri organ dolls—has been redr

Dressed in Christmas colors
The roadside station “Komu” symbol—its karakuri organ dolls—has been redressed in Christmas-colored outfits.

They are usually painted in the village’s theme colors of orange and green,
but during December the orange changes to red for the entire month.

When you stop by Komu,
take a quick look at the dolls’ new looks!

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Dec. 11, 2023
NISHIOKOPPER, Gather! People living in Nishiokoppe are apparently called “Nishiokopper” by locals. A Nishiokopper live show for Nishiokoppers is coming back on December 25th!!!! Drinks and snacks will be on sale. Enjoy performances by Nishiokoppers. And for this special night if you bring a sleeping bag, you can stay overnight at GA.KOPPER for free! Open-mic participation is welcome. Whether you’re a Nishiokopper or not come spend Christmas night at GAKOPPER. #Nishiokoppe Village #Guesthouse #GA.KOPPER #NISHIOKOPPER #Nishiokopper #LIVE
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Dec. 3, 2023
ALT’s Laplante Family Cooking Class In Nishiokoppe Village, we invited an English teacher from Juneau, Alaska. On the evening of Tuesday, November 28, Mrs. Laplante of ALT led the cooking class as the main instructor! Participants included preschoolers, elementary and junior high students, and adults from both inside and outside the village. We mixed people of different ages into groups and decorated cookies and made Quesadillas. The Laplante Family went around to each group checking the sugar-and-butter mix and how the tortillas were cooking. Frosting, colored differently for each group, looked vibrant when the four groups’ cookies were brought together, and each design showed its own personality. Those who felt a little hungry nibbled cookies before making Quesadillas. Quesadillas were filled with plenty of cheese and wrapped in tortillas with chicken or vegetables as preferred. The guacamole the Laplante Family made was also superb. It was a fun and delicious evening. Thank you to everyone who joined us! #Nishiokoppe Village #Cooking Class #ALT #Quesadilla #ButterCream #Frosting #Cookie Decoration #Setoushi Santa

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