Hokuryu Town Portal

Under Nature (Tatsuya and Hitomi Kamii) Self-supporting forestry
  • August 24, 2020

Beforeafter cutting bamboos: We aim to reduce the number of bamboos and create an environment where trees can naturally renew themselves [Tatsuya and Hitomi Uei, under nature].

Monday, August 24, 2020 View this post on Instagram # Bamboos cut beforeafter The first picture is right after cutting the bamboos The second picture is two months after cutting the bamboos The bamboos that were cut in June were now lush and green. Other plants [...].

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Under Nature (Tatsuya and Hitomi Kamii) Self-supporting forestry
  • August 21, 2020

Windfall tree: A larch tree felled by strong winds during the recent storm. The tree on the right was a tree whose roots were scraped off when the road was being made [Tatsuya Uei, Hitomi, under Nature].

Friday, August 21, 2020 View this post on Instagram # Wind downed tree A larch tree that fell during the recent high winds. The tree on the right was a tree that had its roots cut down when a road was being put on. Cutting down trees to put a road is avoided as much as possible [...].

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Hokuryu Town Related Information
  • August 19, 2020

Ryoji Kikura (former head of Kitasorachi Agricultural Cooperative Union), food safety and security cannot be protected (Hokkaido Shimbun All Hokkaido Edition, page 6, August 19, 2020 morning edition, Wednesday discussion corner, "The Impact of the Revision of the Seeds and Seedlings Law")

August 19, 2020 (Thursday) In the Wednesday discussion corner of the Hokkaido Shimbun's All Hokkaido Edition, page 6 (August 19, 2020 morning edition), "The Impact of the Revision of the Seeds and Seedlings Law," Mr. Ryoji Kikura, Hokuryu Town resident and former head of the Kitasorachi Agricultural Cooperative, gave his opinion, "Food safety and security cannot be protected [...].

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