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Myouken Yama

妙見山

23 bear incidents recorded · Last sighted 2 weeks ago

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Sukagawa 柱田, Fukushima
Official

On Friday, June 5 at around 7:45 PM, on a municipal road in Yurokuuchi, Hashirata, Sukagawa City, a witness driving westward on the road saw one bear (about 1.5 m in body length) cross from north to south and enter a rice field.

Sukagawa 柱田, Fukushima

2 weeks ago
Sukagawa 柱田, Fukushima
News

A bear-like animal was sighted in Kanasan Yairokuuchi, Sukagawa City, around 19:45 on June 5.

Sukagawa 柱田, Fukushima

2 weeks ago
Koriyama 三穂田町富岡, Fukushima
Official

On Friday, June 5 at approximately 5:40 p.m., in the Shimomoriya area of Mihota-machi, Kōriyama City, on Prefectural Road Naganuma-Kikuta, a witness driving a vehicle sighted one bear (about 1 m in body length).

Koriyama 三穂田町富岡, Fukushima

2 weeks ago
News

A bear was seen on the Nagatuma-Kikuta Prefectural Road in Shimomoriya, Mihota Town, Koriyama City.

Koriyama 三穂田町富岡, Fukushima

2 weeks ago
Official

While driving a vehicle, the observer saw two animals believed to be bears crossing the road (one approximately 1 m in body length, the other unknown).

Sukagawa 柱田, Fukushima

1 month ago
News

At about 11:05 on March 23, two bears (approximately 1.5 m and 1.0 m long) were seen wandering in a vacant lot at Moriya Aza Tachiguchi in Sukagawa City. The two bears then moved into the nearby forest to the north; no damage has been reported. Police are patrolling the area by patrol car and urging residents to be cautious.

Vacant lot at Moriya (Aza Tachiguchi), Fukushima

3 months ago
Official

On Monday, March 23 at approximately 11:05 a.m., a witness in a vehicle observed two bears (about 1.5 m and about 1 m in body length) wandering in a vacant lot in the Tachiguchi area of Moriya, Sukagawa City, then moving toward the forested area to the north.

Sukagawa, Fukushima

3 months ago
News

In Fukushima Prefecture there were reports of bears of various sizes (about 40 cm, 1.5 m, 1 m) being sighted or colliding with vehicles; one midnight road collision reportedly resulted in the bear's death.

Fukushima Prefecture, Fukushima

7 months ago

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