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Hotel Plaza Annex Yokote

181 bear incidents recorded · Last sighted 3 days ago

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Yokote Yawata, Akita
Official

A surveillance camera at the Asakura water level observation station near Otorii Bridge captured one bear of unknown length moving downstream along the Yokote River.

Yokote Yawata, Akita

3 days ago
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

2 weeks ago
Yokote Yokote-machi, Akita
Official

[Post] (No description of the situation)

Yokote Yokote-machi, Akita

1 month ago
Yokote Yasuda, Akita
Official

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

Yokote Yasuda, Akita

1 month ago
Yokote Ekimae-cho, Akita
Official

[Post] (No situation described)

Yokote Ekimae-cho, Akita

1 month 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

1 month ago
Yokote 1-chome, Akita
News

On the morning of May 3 in Yokote City, Akita Prefecture, a bear about 1.2 m long was seen crossing a prefectural road at 04:10, and other bears about 1.5 m long were reported at multiple locations later in the morning. The police are patrolling the area and warning residents to be cautious.

Yokote 1-chome, Akita

1 month ago
Yokote 1-chome, Akita
Official

A creature believed to be a bear about 1.2 m in length was sighted near the Minami (South) Government Building of Yokote City Hall. The animal crossed the road heading east.

Yokote 1-chome, Akita

1 month ago

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