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【Reihoku Town 70th Anniversary of Municipal Administration 9th Tomioka Castle Festival🏯 Announcement】 The "Reihoku Town 70th Anniversary of Municipal Administration 9th Tomioka Castle Festival" will be held at Tomioka-jo Hyakken Dote on Sunday, October 26‼️ The stage events will feature local folk performances, Kaoru Yumi, who is famous for her role as Kagerou Ogin in Mito Komon, performances by the Ashikita Teppoutai, a Chinese face-changing show, and Kumamon🐻. There will be 30 tents and kitchen cars at the venue, showcasing delicious food from both inside and outside the town♪ Additionally, we will host experience events such as "Walking Tour of Tomioka Castle🏯 and Tomioka West Coast🌅," "Kumamoto Maru Experience Voyage⛴️," and "Perron Experience🚣," so those wishing to participate should make early reservations! In particular, the Tomioka Walking and Perron Experience are part of the Kumamoto Health Points Project ❣️ A photo contest📷 (with prizes✨) will also be held simultaneously🫶, divided into general and junior categories♪ Everyone, please come and enjoy the autumn in Reihoku Town‼☺️ We are looking forward to welcoming you🙌 For more details about the castle festival, please visit the Reihoku Town website. Date: October 26, 2025 (Sunday) Venue: Tomioka-jo Hyakken Dote 【Contact】Reihoku Jatto Festival / Tomioka Castle Festival Executive Committee (Reihoku Town Office Commerce and Tourism Division Tel 0969-35-3332 Reihoku Town Chamber of Commerce Tel 0969-37-1244)

Autumn Lake Festival - Uramigawa will open the sightseeing boat deck! - (October 11, 12, 13) From October 11 (Saturday) to 13 (Monday, national holiday), we will hold the Autumn Lake Festival. We will start operations for the "Mikata Five Lakes Nature Cruise" by opening the sightseeing boat deck from Uramigawa. Experience the breathtaking scenery, similar to a jungle, with the nearby rock faces and lush primeval forest through all five senses. One of the highlights of the Mikata Five Lakes Nature Cruise, the "Uramigawa," which connects Lake Kugushi and Lake Suigetsu, is a historic canal artificially excavated as a flood control measure after an earthquake about 360 years ago. The view from the sightseeing boat deck, with the imposing rock faces and dense primeval forest, is truly spectacular. Autumn Lake Festival Overview Date: October 11 (Saturday), 12 (Sunday), 13 (Monday, national holiday) Boarding Fee: Adults: 1,980 yen, Elementary School Students: 990 yen, Preschool Children: Free Operating Hours: Grebe (Capacity/20 people) at 9:30, 10:45, 13:00, 14:15, 15:30 Kuto (Capacity/25 people) at 10:00, 11:15, 13:30, 14:45, 16:00 Boarding Time: Approximately 50 minutes Special Offer: Passengers will receive a "Buri Katsu" from Haruka Maru! (While supplies last) Present a distributed flyer for a discount on boarding fees. Special Event: On October 11 only, a quiz contest by the regional revitalization cooperation team (on-the-day registration, first 20 applicants, at 10:00 and 14:00) In the evening, there will be a "Newcomers Exchange Meeting" (Reservation required, from 17:00 to 19:00, 25 participants, participation fee 3,000 yen, includes boarding ticket and food) *The 16:00 service will operate as a special service for exchange meeting participants. [Apply here] ⇛ https://forms.gle/Dtmf1uxzyCqeZ8zS9...

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It's in Haebaru HAEBARU, Yu-i Factry. We process the exterminated hubs to make original products. And in the store, you can experience making keychains and other things. You can ☺ easily make it with Haeru town image character.

At the Ryukyu Kasuri Kaikan in Haebaru, you can experience weaving ☆ From elementary school children to local characters, you can easily experience coaster making, so please ♡ This time, I made a pattern called [Yakasa].

南風原町（はえばる）にあります、琉球絣会館の室内です。 後ろにチラリと機織り機が見えます。 予約していただけたら、かすり織りのコースター作り体験ができますよ☆

お盆休みは密を避けて近場の高尾山を散歩 ここ高尾山は2007年にミシュランガイドで、最高ランクの三つ星の選出された東京の観光地で年間の登山者数は約260万人で、世界一の登山者数を誇ります。 東京都内からも約1時間で訪れる事が出来るため、外国人観光客にも人気です。 この日も多くの外国人の方とすれ違いました。

Was shopping the other day in Nihonbashi and saw this akabeko and thought it was really cute so I decided to take a photo of it. The name was quite funny to me as well. Instead of the usual "akabeko" this was a "nemubeko," or "tired-beko" basically, and you can see how the eyes are actually half way shut instead of the normally wide-open eyes, giving it the tired look lol. I've always wanted to try an akabeko experience as I love traditional Japanese crafts and akabeko in particular seem really fun to make. I've read a few posts in another places of people trying akabeko workshops and having a really fun time. I haven't used papier mache since I was a kid either so it'd probably be a nostalgic experience for sure. If I do try an akabeko workshop, I think I'll make a "nemubeko" as well lol