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It is Toma Town at the foot of the roof "Daisetsuzan (大雪山)" in Hokkaido. Pioneered in 1893 by Tundian soldiers. In a peaceful rural town, high-quality agricultural products are cultivated mainly on rice. In addition, 65% of the area is forested in the forested land, and "mountain development" is promoted under the forest maintenance plan to be left to future children. The concept of town development in our town, where rich nature is a treasure, is "food education, tree education, flower education". We are promoting community development where people learn life from things that live in nature. As a tourist resource, there are athletics, campsites, ski resorts, facilities such as the world's insect house "Papillon Chateau" at the foot of "Mt. Tomayama", which is a satoyama, and "Toma Bell Cave (Hokkaido Designated Natural Monument)" where you can see macaroni stalactites, which are rare in the world.

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