This time, I participated in the industrial promotion festival “Araijan” held in Arai-cho, Kosai City, so I would like to introduce you to the event!
An industrial festival held by the Araicho Chamber of Commerce and Industry with the concept of “touring around the city” around the checkpoint.
“Jan” is the dialect of Arai-machi, and “Araijan” means “It’s a Arai.”
This is a popular once a year event for Arai Town residents!
In addition to enjoying a stroll while experiencing the history and culture of temples and historic sites, local shops were lined with items for sale, making Arai Town a lively place.
Araijan’s venues were Arai Sekisho, Nakamachi Park, and various stores in Arai-machi, where food and drink sales and experience events were held!
The event was held with the aim of encouraging visitors from both within and outside of Arai Town to rediscover the history and culture of the town, and included merchandise sales and stage performances.
Also, a stamp rally was being held to walk around Arai Town and visit nine checkpoints, so I decided to participate too!
The event was held with the aim of encouraging visitors from both within and outside of Arai Town to rediscover the history and culture of the town, and included merchandise sales and stage performances.
The first place we visited was the Arai Sekisho.
Inside the Arai Sekisho, the “Arai Test” was being held by the social research club of Arai High School.
“Arai Test” is a quiz about Arai-cho, Kosai City, where the old townscape still remains, centered around the Arai Checkpoint.◎
Unfortunately, this is the last time the “Arai Certification” will take place…
Having these opportunities to learn more about Arai Town will make you realize how interesting Arai Town is!
On the premises, products from Kiso Town, Nagano Prefecture, which has a friendship city relationship with Arai Town, were also sold.
I bought apple butter and red turnip pickles here◎
I’m looking forward to eating it!
Kiso Town, like Arai Town, has a checkpoint.
Every year, elementary school students alternately visit Arai-cho and Kiso-cho, where they deepen their friendships by experiencing whitebait frying and ski lessons.
The next place I visited was Takiya Hardware Store!
Here, Mr. Sasaki of the NPO DIGtag, which we introduced the other day, and the Arai Town Information Dissemination PR team had a booth.
The Arai Town Information Dissemination PR Team is an organization that disseminates tourist information about Arai Town and creates guide maps.
In addition, we have created an “Ieyasu Sugoroku MAP” tailored to “Araijan.”
We have posted coupons that can be used at stores opening in Sugoroku and Araijan, where you can play and learn about Ieyasu and the history of the Arai-machi area.
On the day of Araijan, we saw many people walking around carrying this flyer!
At Araijan, we held a can badge making workshop, set up Gacha Gacha machines containing Araicho-related goods, and sold cotton candy and biscotti.
At the can badge making workshop, local children draw their favorite pictures and create their one-of-a-kind can badge!
It was a fun workshop that anyone could do as it was easy to operate!
Also, “cotton candy”, which is unique to the event!
A cotton candy craftsman was serving colorful cotton candy to many children ◎
Takiya Hardware Store also provided coffee for junior high school students.
The name is “Rinrin Coffee”
I’m amazed at the energy that junior high school students have to take part in these activities!
We had a lot of interaction with adults and children of the same generation, and it was a wonderful sight to see!
Moving to another location, Kakikoya Nakamachi store also sells yakisoba and frankfurters that are unique to the event.
There was also an event where if you purchased a product, you could try a ring toss experience and win wonderful prizes!
I took the opportunity to buy my favorite frankfurter and try the ring toss!
I was able to get the product◎
At Nakamachi Park, the Araimachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Enshu Shinkin Bank, and others are holding events!
I was particularly interested in the experience of operating an excavator car, which was held by the Industrial Construction Committee.
Children actually operated a shovel car and transferred the ball (with adult assistance).
I think these vehicles are a dream for children.
Apparently, this experience was held last year as well, and being able to experience things that you wouldn’t normally get to do is one of the charms of “Araijan”!
When I returned to the Arai Sekisho, where I first visited, I heard some strange sounds!
I imitate the tapping, but it makes a dull sound…
Where does the beautiful sound go?
However, after trying it out a few times, I was able to get a solid sound!
It was a great experience for me to play an instrument that I don’t usually see.
“Araijan” has enlivened Arai Town in various places.
At the “Araijan” venue, we could see many smiling faces, from children to adults.
I would like to see this scene again next year.
I’m already looking forward to the event!
Make special memories with your dog at Lake Hamana in Hamamatsu. “THE SCENE hamanako birth”
Hamamatsu is an area with a large number of dog lovers, with the number of registered dogs per 1,000 households being 157.6 per 1,000 households (157.6), ranking first in Japan (*). *Refer to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare’s “Examples of Hygiene Reports”
“THE SCENE hamanako”, a luxury dog hotel by the lake, has newly opened in Hamamatsu, where dog lovers gather.
This is the perfect spot for people who want to create special memories with their dogs.
This time, I would like to introduce “THE SCENE hamanako”, a new attraction of Lake Hamana.
There are three main attractive points about “THE SCENE hamanako.”
①Location with a panoramic view of Lake Hamana
②Luxury guest rooms where even large dogs can relax
③ Facilities and services that you can enjoy with your dog
I would like to introduce ① to ③ along with photos of people who actually stayed there.
Now popular fishing experience! Catch it, eat it, and be very satisfied! !
*This article was published on June 17, 2019.
I am reposting it so you can get an idea of what the experience was like.
Please see the website below for details as the contents may have changed.
Enjoy autumn art with iron objects. Autumn Festa at Hamanako Garden Park where you can enjoy all of autumn at once
Hamamatsu, where the highest temperature in Japan this summer was recorded at 41.1 degrees Celsius, is finally starting to feel the autumn breeze. “Autumn Festa 2020″ has begun at Hamanako Garden Park. This year’s period is approximately one month from September 26th (Saturday) to November 3rd (Tuesday/holiday). Along with 400,000 cosmos trees, there will be events that people of all ages can enjoy, such as nature yoga on the lawn, children’s sketching classes, and ground golf, so you can enjoy “autumn of art” and “autumn of sports” all at once. can.
Hamanako Garden Park hosted the Hamanako Flower Expo in 2004, and more than 5 million people visited in six months. Admission is free and parking is available, and it is a popular spot decorated with colorful flowers and trees each season. Although the park is crowded with people, the grounds are large so you can enjoy a walk without worrying about crowds.