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Chitose Roadside Station - Hokkaido

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Chitose Roadside Station , formally called Salmon Park Chitose Roadside Station ( 道の駅サーモンパーク千歳 ) is one of the 128 roadside stations spread throughout the prefecture. It is located at 2 Chome-4-2 Hanasono in Chitose City in Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan . Chitose Roadside Station / Salmon Park Chitose Roadside Station Chitose Roadside Station details Chitose Roadside Station / "Salmon Park Chitose" Roadside Station can be found along National Route 337, conveniently connecting Chitose City and Otaru City. Chitose Roadside Station - Chitose City, Hokkaido Prefecture Each year, as salmon swim upstream into the crystal-clear Chitose River that surrounds the area, locals and tourists alike can experience the captivating sight of catching salmon using an Indian water wheel, a cherished autumn tradition in Chitose. Chitose River Chitose Roadside Station facade and manhole cover Moreover, its strategic location makes it an ideal starting point for exploring the beauty of Hokkaido,

Chitose Shrine - Hokkaido

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Chitose Shrine ( 千歳神社 ) is the main shrine of the city of Chitose. It is located at 1 Shincho, in Chitose City in Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan . Chitose Shrine Chitose Shrine details Chitose Shrine , formerly known as Benzaiten-kosha Shrine Higashiiji , holds a significant place in the history and culture of Shikotsu, Hokkaido. Its origins can be traced back to 1658 when it was initially established and the deity Benzaiten was enshrined. Over the years, the shrine has undergone several changes and renovations, evolving into the magnificent structure we see today. Chitose Shrine - Chitose City, Hokkaido Prefecture In the early 19th century, Jidayu Takahashi , an official at the Yufutsu Station, played a vital role in shaping the shrine's identity. Takahashi had explored the southern part of Sakhalin and was highly regarded for his achievements. In 1803, he decided to enshrine the Shikotsu Inari Daimyojin , a guardian deity from Fushimi, Kyoto, to protect the Shikotsu area. This act

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