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Kitami Roadside Station - Hokkaido

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Kitami Roadside Station , formally called Roadside Station  “Onneyu-Onsen”   ( 道の駅 おんねゆ温泉 ) is one of the 128 roadside stations in Hokkaido. It is located along National Route 39 at 1-4 Matsuyama, Rubeshibe-cho, Kitami City in Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan . Kitami Roadside Station Kitami Roadside Station details Kitami Roadside Station /  Roadside Station “Onneyu-Onsen” - Kitami City, Hokkaido Prefecture Karakuri Cuckoo Clock Tower "Kamurin" ( ハト時計塔「果夢林」 ) Kitami Roadside Station  serves as a vital connection point between the Taisetsu tourist area and the Akan, Abashiri, and Shiretoko tourist areas. Located in the charming hot spring town of Onneyu Onsen, this station offers a range of facilities to enhance your visit. Karakuri Cuckoo Clock Tower - The most popular structure in the roadside station vicinity The highlight of  Kitami Roadside Station  is the magnificent Kamurin Tower , also called  Karakuri Cuckoo Clock Tower "Kamurin"  ( ハト時計塔「果夢林」 ), which stands

Kitami Shrine - Hokkaido

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Kitami Shrine ( 北見神社 ) is the main shrine of the Kitami City. It is located at 6 Chome-11 Kita 2 Johigashi in the city of Kitami in Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan . Kitami Shrine Kitami Shrine details Kitami Shrine , located in Notsukeushi, Japan, has a rich history dating back to June 1898. It was established by Masayasu Koizumi, the battalion commander of the 4th Tonden Infantry Battalion. The shrine was originally dedicated to Amaterasu Omikami , the sun goddess. Kitami Shrine - Kitami City, Hokkaido Prefecture In August of the same year, a shrine was constructed at the southern end of the current Notsukeushi Park . The enshrinement ceremony took place on the 24th and 25th of August, and the shrine was initially named Gokoku Shrine . 北見神社 Kitami Shrine's history  Kitami Shrine 's main torii During this time, many pioneer immigrants settled in the area. These settlers, who arrived by sea after a month-long voyage, worshipped  Sumiyoshi Okami , the guardian deity of the sea. On

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