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Lost and Found Offices in Sapporo
Posted by Glen Charles Rowellon 03/29thComments Off on Lost and Found Offices in Sapporo
Lost and Found Offices in Sapporo How do I claim or report items? Report lost or found items as soon as possible to the appropriate company, either in person or by calling and telling them what you found (see below for contact information). You, or someone you appoint, will only have a few days to get the item from the operator if it is something you lost. Most items that are not claimed are usually transferred to a police station where they will be kept for about three months. Lost & Found Below is a list of the main lost and found offices in Sapporo. Subway/streetcar: If you are riding on a subway train or streetcar and forget your belongings please call the Transportation Bureau Lost and Found Center on 011-241-2938 Bus: For all items lost on buses please inquire at the nearest office of the bus company you used. Taxi: In Sapporo there is one company that looks after all lost and found items. Unless you catch a taxi that is from another area like Ebetsu, call the Sapporo Taxi Association on 011-561-1173 to find missing items. Japanese website: https://hokuhakyo.or.jp/contact/ At New Chitose Airport (CTS) For items lost at the check-in counter, at the departure gate or onboard the airplane, contact your airline.ANA and ADO tel. 23-45-5112JAL tel. 0123-45-2141SKY tel. 0123-45-6166For items lost in the terminals, go to the information counter or contact the Airport’s Lost & Found at +81(0)123-46-5413.For items lost in the JR Concourse call 0123-45-7001For items lost in the parking area: Area A – tel. 0123-45-70061Area B – tel. 0123-45-8338 Lost Articles On The Street: For items lost on the street, go to the nearest police station or police box. For items left on the subway or on buses, contact the relevant transportation company. A4JP Design Studio Lost and Found Section Did you lose something? See Glen Rowell, located at 506 Asahi Plaza Kairakuen, North 6 West 6, 2-1, North Ward, Sapporo. Items turned in, will end up in this […]
Hokkaido Explorer ・ 北海道エクスプローラー (hokkaidoexplorer.com)
Posted by Glen Charles Rowellon 11/15thNo comments
Hokkaido Explorer: If you are in Hokkaido and looking for English travel information check out this new website. It has stories and videos about food, drinks, famous places and people around Hokkaido. Hokkaido Explorer ・ 北海道エクスプローラー hokkaidoexplorer.com Hokkaido Tour Guide If you are looking for hotels or information on Hokkaido, another website you can check out is https://hokkaido.a4jp.com It has hotel and event information mainly for East Hokkaido. The North Island Hokkaido, the northernmost of Japan’s main islands, is known for its volcanoes, natural hot springs (onsens) and ski areas. Daisetsuzan National Park is home to steaming, volcanic Mount Asahi. Shikotsu-Tōya National Park contains caldera lakes, geothermal springs and a Mount Fuji look-alike called Mount Yōtei. If you are looking for a popular ski resort you can visit areas like Rusutsu, Furano and Niseko, also smaller ski areas like Onze and Bunkei too. Hokkaido Explorer Area: 83,450 km²Weather: 0°C, Wind NW at 6 m/s, 77% HumidityPopulation of Hokkaido: 5,381,733 (Oct 1st, 2015, Census)Older Population of Hokkaido: 5.474 million (Mar 31, 2012, Wiki), 5,506,419 (Oct 1st, 2010, Census)…Capital: SapporoPeak: Asahi-dakeFormerly known as Ezo, Yezo, Yeso…It ranks first in national production of agricultural products: including beef, corn, wheat, soybeans, potatoes, sugar beet, onions, pumpkins, and raw milk. Hokkaido also accounts for 22% of Japan’s forests with a sizable timber industry.Japan’s coldest region, Hokkaido has relatively cool summers and icy/snowy winters. Snowfall varies widely from as much as 11 meters (400 in) on the mountains adjacent to the Sea of Japan down to around 1.8 meters (71 in) on the Pacific coast. Education Hokkaido has 37 universities (7 national, 5 local public, and 25 private universities), 34 junior colleges, and 5 colleges of technology (4 national and 1 local public colleges).Colleges and Universities: Hokkaido University, Hokkai Gakuen University, Hokkaido University of Science, Hokkaido University of Education, Sapporo Medical University, Health Sciences University of Hokkaido… Population of Japan: 126,476,461 (Oct 1st, 2020, Census)
Step Up for Cancer in Colorado: Bright Ideas
Posted by Glen Charles Rowellon 03/20th1 comment
Step Up for Cancer in Colorado ONE CAUSE, ONE COMMUNITY Step Up for Cancer in Colorado: Giving a few hours of your day can give years to someone else’s life! Over two years, more than 400 participants have helped raise $215,000 for the local cancer community in Colorado. And last year, one very special yes made a life-saving bone marrow match. When you Step Up, you’re teaming up with the community in the fight against cancer. Take to the stairs at your own pace as you listen to live music. Wander the concourse and learn about cancer prevention, detection, treatment and more from over 40 non-profit cancer organizations. Stop by the kids zone, get a massage or try some yoga. Because no matter how you Step Up, you’re speaking up. Step Up for Cancer in Colorado: Bright Ideas Why running? Running improves aerobic fitness, also it is a great way to improve cardiovascular health. Plus, it burns calories and can build strength. There is also a long list of psychological benefits you can gain from this sport, also physical and mental health benefits. Running makes you happier. If you work out regularly, you’ve already discovered it: No matter how good or bad you feel at any given moment, exercise will make you feel better. And it goes beyond just the runner’s high —that rush of feel-good hormones known as endocannabinoids. In a 2006, a study published in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, researchers found that even a single bout of exercise, like 30 minutes of walking on a treadmill, could instantly lift the mood of someone suffering from a major depressive order. In a May 2013, study in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise in which rats and mice got antidepressant-like effects from running on a wheel, researchers concluded that physical activity was an effective alternative to treating depression. Even on those days when you have to force yourself out the door, exercise still protects you against […]
