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Attraction Akita

Masuda Suiryoku Denki Masato Hatsudensho Ato

増田水力電気 真人発電所跡

51 bear incidents recorded · Last sighted 2 days ago

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Yokote 増田町吉野, Akita
Official

A single bear about 1 meter long crossed the national highway and went up into the mountains on the north side.

Yokote 増田町吉野, Akita

2 days ago
Yokote 増田町亀田, Akita
Official

One cub was wandering around an apple orchard. When approached by people, it climbed the slope of Mount Shinjō (East) and fled. About 60 cm in body length. The distance to the nearest house was about 80 m.

Yokote 増田町亀田, Akita

2 months ago
Yokote 増田町亀田, Akita
Official

投稿: A cub was under an apple tree near the hillside on the way from the Real Park to the Real Bridge. After a while it climbed back up into the mountain.

Yokote 増田町亀田, Akita

2 months ago
Yokote 増田町亀田, Akita
Official

[投稿] While driving from Higashinase to Juumanji direction, I witnessed a bear crossing from the mountain side to the river side across the road.

Yokote 増田町亀田, Akita

3 months ago
Yokote 増田町亀田, Akita
Official

Saw a bear about 1.2 meters in body length near the southern area of the real park pond. The direction of departure is unknown. The distance to the nearest house is about 50 meters.

Yokote 増田町亀田, Akita

3 months ago
Yokote 増田町亀田, Akita
Official

Post: A skinny cub climbing a slope

Yokote 増田町亀田, Akita

3 months ago
Yokote 増田町荻袋, Akita
Official

Found bear tracks about 6 cm in the snow. After moving from the southern mountains toward the riverbank, it ate persimmons and then fled straight to the southern mountains. It was about 50 meters from nearby houses.

Yokote 増田町荻袋, Akita

5 months ago
Yokote 増田町亀田, Akita
Official

From footprints in the snow and nearby scat, it is believed one bear came on the night of the 5th. It ate the persimmon tree at the spot and fled toward Kinpu Mountain to the northeast. Size unknown. The persimmon tree is located on private property.

Yokote 増田町亀田, Akita

5 months ago

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