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Nishiokoppe, Hokkaido

Jun. 15, 2024
[Image1]Our Village Beautification ProjectSaturday, June 8 was a sunny day with hot sunlight beating down.Lo
[Image2]Our Village Beautification ProjectSaturday, June 8 was a sunny day with hot sunlight beating down.Lo
[Image3]Our Village Beautification ProjectSaturday, June 8 was a sunny day with hot sunlight beating down.Lo
[Image4]Our Village Beautification ProjectSaturday, June 8 was a sunny day with hot sunlight beating down.Lo
[Image5]Our Village Beautification ProjectSaturday, June 8 was a sunny day with hot sunlight beating down.Lo
[Image6]Our Village Beautification ProjectSaturday, June 8 was a sunny day with hot sunlight beating down.Lo
[Image7]Our Village Beautification ProjectSaturday, June 8 was a sunny day with hot sunlight beating down.Lo
[Image8]Our Village Beautification ProjectSaturday, June 8 was a sunny day with hot sunlight beating down.Lo
[Image9]Our Village Beautification ProjectSaturday, June 8 was a sunny day with hot sunlight beating down.Lo

Our Village Beautification Project
Saturday, June 8 was a sunny day with hot sunlight beating down.

Local businesses, elementary school students, the nursery parents’ association and others took part,
planting flower seedlings along the roadside ❀

We planted marigolds.
They’re the same color as Setoushi-kun!

After the opening ceremony, as with past years’ activities,
each team quickly dispersed to their assigned spots.

Work progressed with efficient movements as if everyone had already discussed the plan.

Some people dug the soil with shovels,
others placed the seedlings on the soil,
and others covered the seedlings with soil…

The planting was finished in less than an hour.

It’s a small thing, but seeing flowers along the road really does make you happy.

Thank you to the organizing committee members who prepared everything from early morning and to all participants for your hard work!

#Nishiokoppe Village #Our Village Beautification Project
#Seedling planting #Pansies #Marigolds
#Thank you for your hard work in the heat

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Jun. 20, 2024
Meditation Time in Nishiokoppe On Saturday, June 8, a yoga and aroma instructor from Mombetsu visited Burari Café! Burari Café has a calming interior and the sunlight coming through the windows felt soft. Because it was hot that day, the breeze flowing in was especially pleasant! In that lovely space, we received a lecture on mindfulness meditation and actually tried meditating. Just closing my eyes and focusing on my breath reminded me again that this is an important time for calming the mind. In the workshop, we also learned how to make an aroma spray! The ingredients aren’t many, and it seems easy to make at home *^^* For the workshop, the essential oils provided were hinoki and yuzu. Both have relaxing effects, and hinoki is said to have deodorizing and insect-repellent properties as well. To close the event, we had a handmade lunch. There was a fluffy omelet baked in the oven and rice mixed with butterbur, along with a lineup of side dishes. The soup contained new onions and ume (Japanese plum)! The tartness of the ume was striking, and I was surprised how well it suited a broth. Thank you for a soothing time! #Nishiokoppe Village #Mindfulness Meditation #Yoga #Aroma #Meditation #Handmade Lunch #Mugwort Cookie #Burari Café
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Jun. 13, 2024
Light Census Experience On a weeknight, 17 elementary school students gathered at the community center. It wasn’t a secret meeting for the kids but a gathering to take part in the first session of this year’s Wildlife Classroom *'▽' There was a reason we met at night. This mission was to experience a “light census”! The light census, one method for counting animal numbers, was conducted together with the Hunting Area Management Association that carries it out in practice, and we searched for and observed wild animals, including deer. After a short lecture about deer characteristics and other topics, we boarded the bus and set off into the forest 🚌 Some participants looked a little frightened as the forest grew darker, but whenever they spotted an animal they shouted loudly, “There it is!” to report the sighting. Everyone diligently recorded the numbers in their own booklets. Many first graders joined, and some could not yet write tally marks correctly, but they noted their sightings in ways that worked for them. Unexpectedly, we even saw that other animal, but everyone returned safely together ○ Back indoors, we compared the numbers we had found, and the first Wildlife Classroom session came to an end. Although it was within the village, traveling by bus through the night forest was an exciting time! The second session is planned as a camp during the summer break. Look forward to the next report! #Wildlife Classroom #Regional Revitalization Cooperation Corps #Hunting Area Management Association #Nishiokoppe Village #Elementary School Students #Wild Animals #Deer #Population Count #Light Census #We even encountered a bear

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