Fukagawa

Fukagawa is best known within Hokkaido for its extensive rice cultivation, supported by the broad Ishikari River basin. Northwest of Asahikawa, the city occupies a productive plain near the meeting of the Uryu and Ishikari rivers, where agriculture has long shaped the local setting. Rice remains central to Fukagawa’s identity: Roadside Station Rice Land Fukagawa presents regional rice foods and products, linking everyday farming with local cuisine. The surrounding fields also give the area a distinctly seasonal character, from spring planting to autumn harvest. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Fukagawa and central Hokkaido.

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