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Dewa Insatsu

出羽印刷

218 bear incidents recorded · Last sighted 1 week ago

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Yokote 1-chome, Akita
Official

[Report] While resting in the car, I spotted a bear heading toward the municipal baseball stadium. [Yokote City Agriculture and Forestry Maintenance Division note] The location information is clearly incorrect, so the point on the map is provisional. It is unknown whether this is the old Yokote Municipal Stadium in Yokote Park or another municipal stadium.

Yokote 1-chome, Akita

1 week ago
Yokote Yawata, Akita
Official

A city employee on patrol spotted the bear. The bear was wandering on a road in the park and noticed the employee about 60 meters away, but remained standing facing them for a while without moving, so the employee got into a vehicle and approached the bear, at which point it entered the woods in the park. Body length about 1 meter.

Yokote Yawata, Akita

1 week ago
Yokote Shinzaka-cho, Akita
Official

A police officer on patrol spotted a bear near the restrooms in Ōtori Park. The bear went down the slope once but then returned and entered the woods inside Ōtori Park. Its body length is about 1 meter.

Yokote Shinzaka-cho, Akita

1 week ago
Yokote Yawata, Akita
Official

Sighted a bear crossing the Ōtorii Bridge near Asakura Elementary School. Body length about 1 m.

Yokote Yawata, Akita

1 week ago
Yokote Yokote-machi, Akita
Official

[Post] (No description of the situation)

Yokote Yokote-machi, Akita

3 weeks ago
Yokote Yasuda, Akita
Official

Spotted a bear about 1 meter long. It ran off to the west.

Yokote Yasuda, Akita

3 weeks ago
Yokote Ekimae-cho, Akita
Official

[Post] (No situation described)

Yokote Ekimae-cho, Akita

3 weeks ago
Yokote Tanaka-machi, Akita
Official

An animal believed to be a bear about 1.5 m in length was observed moving around along a route through the drugstore, Komyoji Park, and Yurinoki Street.

Yokote Tanaka-machi, Akita

3 weeks ago

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