[Difficult to read place names] How do you read them? Rumoi is not pronounced "Tomemoe"[Difficult to read place names] How do you read them? Rumoi is not pronounced "Tomemoe"

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[Difficult to read place names] How do you read them? Rumoi is not pronounced "Tomemoe"

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Rumoi is located in the northwest of Hokkaido.

 






The rich natural environment brings the blessings of the mountains and sea, and you will be captivated by the view of the islands of Teuri and Yagishiri floating in the Sea of ​​Japan, lit up by the setting sun, and Mount Rishiri Fuji.



Seafood processing is thriving, and the area is blessed with abundant marine resources such as sea urchins, scallops, octopus, and shrimp caught in nearby waters.











Rumoi

 

 

What is Rumoi?"Rumoi"It is pronounced "Rurumoppe" and comes from the Ainu word "River with deep tide."












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Difficult to read place names are engraved with the local language, culture, and history of coexistence with nature. Knowing the origin of the name can make the scenery of your travel destination look a little different. That is the mysterious charm of difficult to read place names. Unraveling place names is like tracing the memories of the place. Learning the hidden meaning behind the characters leads to learning the depth of the story the place name tells.

 

 






Reference books: Difficult to read place names log, Western Japan / Difficult to read place names log, Eastern Japan / Western Japan, etc.

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