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16 bear incidents recorded · Last sighted 1 month ago

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Sukagawa 市野関, Fukushima
Official

On Friday, May 22 at approximately 8:28 p.m., on the Otokotaki Bridge over the Abukuma River in the Tanaka Tsuchinai area of Sukagawa City, a witness (male) driving across the bridge observed one bear (about 1.5 m in length) walking near the middle of the bridge. The bear then briefly moved eastward and its subsequent whereabouts are unknown.

Sukagawa 市野関, Fukushima

1 month ago
Sukagawa 市野関, Fukushima
Official

While driving a vehicle, the observer sighted one bear (approximately 1.5 m in body length) on a bridge.

Sukagawa 市野関, Fukushima

1 month ago
Sukagawa 市野関, Fukushima
News

A bear was sighted in Tanakadonai, Sukagawa City, Fukushima Prefecture, around 20:28 on May 22.

Sukagawa 市野関, Fukushima

1 month ago
Tamakawa Odaka, Fukushima
News

A bear sighting was reported in Tamakawa Village, Fukushima Prefecture. The retrieved article text is fragmentary, and the time and detailed circumstances of the incident could not be confirmed.

Tamakawa Odaka, Fukushima

3 months ago
Tamakawa Kitasugama, Fukushima
Official

While driving a vehicle, the witness saw one bear-like animal (approximately 0.5 m in body length) on the road.

Tamakawa Kitasugama, Fukushima

3 months ago
Tamakawa Odaka, Fukushima
Official

While driving, I witnessed one bear-like animal on the roadside shoulder (body length unknown).

Tamakawa Odaka, Fukushima

5 months ago
Tamakawa Odaka, Fukushima
Official

On Saturday, January 17, at about 8:57 PM, on National Route 118 in Tamagawa Village (Odaka area), the witness bicycling south on Route 118 observed a bear-like animal (body length unknown) moving south on the opposite side of the road. There were no injuries to people.

Tamakawa Odaka, Fukushima

5 months ago
Tamakawa Ganpoji, Fukushima
Official

Around 4:00 PM on Wednesday, January 14, on a road in the area of Take no Uchi, Iwabaji, Tamagawa Village (Oaza Iwabaji, Takenouchi), a bear footprint was found. There were no sightings of the bear itself, and no damage was confirmed. On January 16, village hall staff and Tamagawa Village Wildlife Damage Countermeasure Team members confirmed the footprint and identified it as a bear's footprint.

Tamakawa Ganpoji, Fukushima

5 months ago

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