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ASADOKORO SEASHORE (HIRANAI TOWN)
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In 1968, ASADOKORO SEASHORE is the place
where people succeeded in feeding a swan
for the first time in JAPAN. The place is
located at the base of NATSUDOMARI PENINSULA.
Since the seashore is very beautiful, it
has been designated a natural treasure.
In winter, swans come together to the beautiful
seashore to eat food from human hands
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HIRAKAWA RINVER (FUJISAKI TOWN)
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We can observe swans in the open area built
in 1999. This area is a very beautiful place
where we can see MT. IWAKI, a symbol of
the TSUGARU PENINSULA. From December to
March, we can observe birds of a field,
from the KOYAMARUKUN, a bird-watching facility.
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SHIMODA PARK MAGITSUTSUMI (SHIMODA TOWN)
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We can observe birds throughout the year.
About 1,000 large swans, 900 ducks, and
700 wild geese flock to this place. TSUTSUMI
has a bird-watching facility, "Swan
House," for observation of birds.
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HACHINOHE ENBURI (HACHINOHE CITY)
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An ENBURI FESTIVAL is a traditional folk
dance in the HACHINOHE area, and a festival
to pray for a bountiful harvest is held
in HACHINOHE CITY and farm villages around
the city. According to a report, ENBURI
has a tradition of 800 years, but the present
form of ENBURI was based on a festival performance
for a fruitful year held in 1881 at the
SHINRA SHRINE. The HACHINOHE ENBURI was
designated an important intangible cultural
property of JAPAN in February, 1979.
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ASADOKORO SEASHORE
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ASADOKORO SEASHORE
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HIRAKAWA RINVER
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SHIMODA PARK
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HACHINOHE ENBURI
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HACHINOHE ENBURI
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