This is a blog created by the 12 companies of the Japan Hakkokai.
There the Masuichi-Ichimura Sake Brewery introduces people to the seasons of Shinshu Obuse.
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An event held every month in Obuse when the number of the day and month matches. Front-runners from every field are invited to come and give lectures, and after a time of intelligent exchange of information everyone is invited to enjoy the delicious food and drink of Obuse while meeting new people in a stylish but laid-back environment. There is no "u" in "obsession," but you (u) are a vital part of Obusession. |
Running with the river; dashing through the fields; racing down the streets.
A race not of speed or competition, but intended instead to take in the sights of Obuse. At half the length (21.0975km) of a full marathon and with over five hours of time, you can enjoy the race by walking or running. Immerse yourself in Obuse while running through the ON roads which welcome around 1.2 million people a year, over 100 times the local population, as well as the OFF roads, down back streets, along riverbanks, and through fields.
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In Japan once a year on May 30th there is an environmental beautification activity, but the 1530 Project intends to do the same thing every month on the 15th and 30th. 1 (ichi, or city), 53 (gomi, or garbage), 0 (zero) means to show our hospitality to visitors by cleaning up the town, and continuing to make Obuse more vibrant and beautiful. |
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The Ala Obuse Guide Center is full of useful information, featuring the newest local information about Obuse as well as the surrounding areas. There is also a cafe corner where you can kick back and relax. Please stop by when you visit Obuse.
Tel: (026) 247-5050
Fax: (026) 247-5700
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"Obuse no Kaze" is situated in a nice quiet spot past the busy tourist street. One minute's walk away from the Hokusai Museum, where the works of the Edo period artist Hokusai are displayed. Please stay once in a while and leisurely enjoy the seasons of Obuse while sharing your tales with other travelers at the sunken kotatsu.
Tel: (026) 247-4489
Fax: (026) 247-4489
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A chapel built by a Canadian missionary near the Shinsei Byoin hospital.
Tel: (026) 247-2033
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