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Shin Tokoro Shuukaijo

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9 bear incidents recorded · Last sighted 3 weeks ago

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Ugo, Akita
News

A bear was sighted moving around at Yakusokuzawa, Kaminosen, Ugo Town, Akita Prefecture, around 9:40 a.m. on July 17.

Ugo, Akita

3 weeks ago
Official

Sighted while driving: one adult bear went off into the mountain to the west (behind the Poplar building). 20 meters from a residence.

Ugo, Akita

3 weeks ago
Ugo Kami-Sendo, Akita
Official

[Report] It was running along the rice-field embankment toward the Ishizawa River.

Ugo Kami-Sendo, Akita

1 month ago
Ugo, Akita
News

A bear was sighted in Yakusokusawa, Kamisen-do, Ugo Town.

Ugo, Akita

1 month ago
Official

[Report] It appeared from the grassy area south of a house and was looking up at a cherry tree. When we shouted toward it, it turned to face us and stared for several seconds. The bear averted its eyes, then moved around to the west side of the house and ran off toward the forest to the north. We couldn't tell its exact size, but it looked quite plump and the white marking on its chest was clearly visible.

Ugo, Akita

1 month ago
Ugo Kami-Sendo, Akita
Official

Walked from the rice fields on the west side; when spoken to it entered the mountain to the east. Body length about 1 m.

Ugo Kami-Sendo, Akita

3 months ago
Official

On the way from Ugo Town to Chokai, a bear was seen crossing the road from the south. It did not cross and returned to the grass.

Ugo, Akita

1 year ago
Official

Saw a bear about 1 m long in a rice field; it then headed into the mountains.

Ugo Kami-Sendo, Akita

1 year ago

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