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We compile information on “0 yen tourist spots” and “must-see paid spots with extra benefits” and then keep them in our blog as archives for your convenience. We also introduce the food of Hokkaido and interesting souvenirs to take home.

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2018年8月28日火曜日

Onko-no Shou

Onko-no Shou(位於燒尻島)是因為受到了橫風的影響樹木不朝向天空成長,而是橫向成長的東北紅豆杉樹木密集生長的地方。因為樹枝和樹枝的下方留有空間,宛如小小的房子,因此這裡才被稱作Onko-no Shou。日語的「Shou (漢字寫成莊)」有「暫定的住所」之意。而「Onko」是北海道的方言,本州則將東北紅豆杉稱為「Ichii」。

Onko-no Shou (Yagishiri Island) is a place where Japanese yew trees grow in abundance. The Yew trees on the island grow in a flattened direction, testament to the strong winds which continually assail them. The branches make a space in the fashion of a dome, which is why it’s called Onko-no Shou. Onko means Japanese yew tree and Shou stands for a temporary house. Onko is from a Hokkaido dialect (known as Ichii by those in Honshu). Even when the weather is sunny, it remains a little dark inside. Most of the spaces are small and cramped, but there is one large tree which can accommodate about 10 people.








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