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Mitsui Tera

三井寺

149 bear incidents recorded · Last sighted 3 weeks ago

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Yokote 3-chome, Akita
Official

Crossed through the yard.

Yokote 3-chome, Akita

3 weeks ago
Yokote 1-chome, Akita
News

A single bear about 1 meter long was seen moving north toward Jouri 2-chome along a drainage channel in Jouri 1-chome, Yokote City.

Yokote 1-chome, Akita

3 weeks ago
Yokote 1-chome, Akita
Official

Bear sighted near the park south of the west side of the Starbucks.

Yokote 1-chome, Akita

3 weeks ago
Yokote 1-chome, Akita
Official

Observation: Spotted walking along the riverside in the park near Cosmos Ophthalmology. Was walking toward the South Government Building.

Yokote 1-chome, Akita

3 weeks ago
Yokote Maego, Akita
Official

[Post] A black bear about 80 cm long was between Mishin no Asupu and Onodera Building Materials.

Yokote Maego, Akita

1 month ago
Yokote, Akita
Official

[Post] On the Mizuho-no-Sato Road, a 30-cm cub crossed the road at the tunnel exit and entered the brush on the mountainside.

Yokote, Akita

1 month ago
Official

Hearing a crackling/rustling sound, I looked toward the noise and saw a bear about 1–1.2 m in body length. The bear appeared twice around 10:00 and each time went back into the brush.

Yokote Maego, Akita

1 month ago
Yokote Ekimae-cho, Akita
Official

[Report] I found this during my commute. It is definitely animal droppings. I think it’s slightly smaller than a clenched fist. (Note from the Forestry and Agricultural Maintenance Division: The size is small for bear droppings and it looks like droppings from a small animal.)

Yokote Ekimae-cho, Akita

1 month ago

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