■An eco-friendly symbol tree where nature, agriculture, and animals gather
A symbolic tree symbolizing the event will appear in the Karamatsu Corridor of the Roadside Station Garden Spa Tokachigawa Onsen. The tree will be a warm "amber" color, warming the hearts of visitors. This symbolic tree is designed to be reused next year and beyond as a "growing wood objet d'art" and aims to achieve a harmonious coexistence of art and ecology.

Tokachigawa Onsen is known for its amber-colored "mall water," which is rare in Japan. The word "mole" is derived from the German word for lignite, and "mole hot water" is a hot spring that gushes out through the lignite layer that was formed by the accumulation of plants that grew wild along the banks of the Tokachigawa River over a long period of time in ancient times. Tokachigawa hot spring contains a large amount of organic matter of plant origin, making it a rare hot spring resource in the world compared to mineral hot springs in general.

Taste the whole of Tokachi at the Marche and workshops
At the Marché, you can enjoy Tokachi's alcoholic beverages and food at booths that change daily or weekly, and the flavors you will encounter will change depending on the day you participate, so you can enjoy visiting the market as many times as you like. Workshops and sales of artwork by local creators, as well as booths where you can experience the current state of agriculture in Tokachi, one of Hokkaido's leading agricultural regions, will also be on display, allowing you to taste and enjoy the entire area centered around Tokachigawa Onsen Hot Springs.

*Please be sure to check the organizer's official website for the event status