Windmills standing straight up, catching the wind on the beach. 28 windmills (Horonobe Town)," etc. [Hokkaido Mirai Note (55)|Domingo

Windmills standing straight up, catching the wind on the beach. 28 windmills (Horonobe Town)," etc. [Hokkaido Mirai Note (55)

Hokkaido Mirai Notebook" is a collection of Hokkaido's scenery that you would like to leave for the future.
Here are three of the best photos of Hokkaido's beautiful scenery taken and submitted by our readers!

28 windmills (Horonobe Town)

The sight of 28 windmills in a row along the Oloron Line is breathtaking.

Submitted by hiro.alpha7.

City, town, and village where the photo was taken: Horonobe

A word from the Domingo editorial team
This is a powerful shot of tall windmills lined up in perfect alignment!
These windmills, which receive the wind from the Sea of Japan while being illuminated by the sun, are said to be as tall as 100 meters.
The windmills line up for 3.1 km, and it would be great to feel the power of the windmills up close.

Ezo Squirrels and Fukujuso (Takikawa City)

Fukujuso (Fukujuso means "lucky grass" in Japanese) reminds us of the coming of spring.
Ezo squirrel came to the place where Fukujuso is in bloom.

Posted by koziyu88

City, Town and Village where the photo was taken: Takikawa City

A word from the Domingo editorial team
This photo captures a cute moment of an Ezo squirrel loving the dignified Fukujuso, a flower that heralds spring!
Fukujuso is a flower that heralds spring and is also said to bring good fortune and longevity, as its name implies.
Are the Ezo squirrels sensing the arrival of spring from the faint fragrance of the Fukujuso and their dignified appearance?

River Rafting (Kutchan Town)

We took a rafting tour down the Shiribetsu River in Niseko◎.
This is a picture of the dynamic wheelie run.
I was so excited to see the dynamic wheelie ride! The guide was very professional and made sure we had a great time in Niseko's wilderness and on the river.

Posted by Dosako

City, Town and Village photographed: Kutchan-cho

A word from the Domingo editorial team
The excitement of the boaters can be felt from their backs in this fun-looking shot!
The Shiribetsu River changes rapidly in terms of water volume and scenery from spring to summer to fall, so there are different ways to enjoy rafting at different times of the year.
Every year when the weather gets warmer, I think "I want to go rafting! It is a really fun activity that makes you want to go rafting every year when the weather gets warmer!


Hokkaido Mirai Notebook

北海道ミライノート

Hokkaido Mirai Note is a project to collect your photos of Hokkaido via Instagram and compile them into a notebook for the future on our website.
Please post your favorite photos of Hokkaido with #Hokkaido Mirainote or #hmnote on Instagram.

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