Niseko Town Hometown Viewpoint
What is the hometown view point?
Niseko Town Landscape Ordinance by Article 27, Niseko Town where you can view the excellent scenery in as "hometown view point", the mayor will be specified.
Currently, two hometown viewpoints are specified.
Currently, two hometown viewpoints are specified.
Introduction of the hometown view point
Hometown view point 1 (Designated on February 28, 2007)
| Landscape elements | · Two cherry tree · Mt. Yotei ·field |
|---|---|
| Place | Niseko Town character Soga |
| comment | It is a shooting spot of a photographer to know. I wonder if there are many people who have seen pictures of this angle. Note: Please be careful not to enter inside as it is a field before. |
Twin cherry tree succession efforts
The twin cherry trees, designated as hometown viewpoints, are 80-100 years old,
Every year, the senility is increasing.
There was also some damage from the typhoon, including broken branches.
The town has been taking steps to restore the tree to its original condition,
At the same time, from 2019, we are working to cultivate successional trees by two methods: grafting and germination from seed.
Recently, the succeeding trees by grafting have grown to a certain size,
Transplants were placed in two scenic locations in town (Niseko High School and Arishima Memorial Park).
Transplanting at Niseko High School with Niseko High School students.
Also, seedlings of successional trees grown from seed are,
The Niseko High School has been cooperating with us and distributing the materials to related organizations.
Niseko High School students and local woodworking businesses have been cooperating with us on this succession tree initiative,
We produced wooden commemorative plates to be attached to transplanted trees and wooden stickers to be handed out during seedling distribution.
<Cooperation
Niseko High School Students: Design selection of wooden commemorative plates and wooden stickers, creation of commemorative plate messages
Kumagera Production: Design (draft) of wooden sticker, wooden sticker production
Niseko Yukimori Kosha: Design (draft) of wooden commemorative plate, production of wooden commemorative plate
Niseko Town The hometown viewpoint was designated from the activities of the children of the
About the cherry trees that form its excellent landscape
by Niseko High School students and others,
We hope that you will further pass it on to the next generation.
Every year, the senility is increasing.
There was also some damage from the typhoon, including broken branches.
The town has been taking steps to restore the tree to its original condition,
At the same time, from 2019, we are working to cultivate successional trees by two methods: grafting and germination from seed.
Recently, the succeeding trees by grafting have grown to a certain size,
Transplants were placed in two scenic locations in town (Niseko High School and Arishima Memorial Park).
Transplanting at Niseko High School with Niseko High School students.
Also, seedlings of successional trees grown from seed are,
The Niseko High School has been cooperating with us and distributing the materials to related organizations.
Niseko High School students and local woodworking businesses have been cooperating with us on this succession tree initiative,
We produced wooden commemorative plates to be attached to transplanted trees and wooden stickers to be handed out during seedling distribution.
<Cooperation
Niseko High School Students: Design selection of wooden commemorative plates and wooden stickers, creation of commemorative plate messages
Kumagera Production: Design (draft) of wooden sticker, wooden sticker production
Niseko Yukimori Kosha: Design (draft) of wooden commemorative plate, production of wooden commemorative plate
Niseko Town The hometown viewpoint was designated from the activities of the children of the
About the cherry trees that form its excellent landscape
by Niseko High School students and others,
We hope that you will further pass it on to the next generation.
Niseko High School students holding commemorative plaques
~Message~.
This tree is the successor to the twin cherry trees that were selected as Niseko Town hometown viewpoints. They have been a symbol of Niseko for many years, but they have aged considerably. We planted these trees to preserve them for the future. The clear blue sky and Mt. Yotei. We hope that the cherries growing there will be reflected in the new view.
~Message~.
This tree is the successor to the twin cherry trees that were selected as Niseko Town hometown viewpoints. They have been a symbol of Niseko for many years, but they have aged considerably. We planted these trees to preserve them for the future. The clear blue sky and Mt. Yotei. We hope that the cherries growing there will be reflected in the new view.
Wooden stickers produced in collaboration with Niseko High School students and local businesses
We give them to you along with the seedlings of the successor trees.
We give them to you along with the seedlings of the successor trees.
Hometown view point 2 (Designated February 28, 2007)
| Landscape elements | · Ostrich ranch · Niseko Annupuri · Mt. Yotei |
|---|---|
| Place | Niseko Town Toyosato |
| comment | It is a view point that you can see Niseko Annupuri in the distance and Mt. Yotei nearby. Ranch opened on a small hill and pretty ostrich have a very good atmosphere. An ostrich may be a little scary when looking at it nearby, but it is very handsome. You can give food. |
Until my hometown view point is specified
| July 28, 2006 | The mayor asked the Niseko Town Elementary and Junior High School Community Development Committee to select a candidate site for the hometown view point. |
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| September 2, 2006 October 14, 2006 | In the elementary and junior high school student community making committee, we did search for a candidate for the hometown view point (field work). |
| January 12, 2007 | We propose two candidate destinations of the hometown view point to the mayor from the elementary and junior high school student community making committee. |
| February 28, 2007 | The town mayor designated two hometowns and a view point. |
Inquiries
- Municipal Infrastructure Division Urban Construction Division
- TEL:0136-56-8846
- FAX:0136-44-3500