(Commemorative photo with everyone from the Ebetsu River Office at the photo spot in the event site.)

On February 8, a photo spot was set up at the “Ebetsu Kawamachi Event Site” on the left bank of the Chitose River, and many people were taking Instagram-worthy pictures.
At the event, a snow treasure hunt game was held for elementary school students and younger, and there was a long line of participants.
In addition, “Echitera in 2025,” in which the area around Ebetsu Station was illuminated with ice candles, was held again this year.

The children look for a shiny egg-shaped capsule buried in the snow.

In exchange for the capsule they found, they received a shiny spinning Hanabi stick and an assortment of sweets.

They looked so happy that we asked the father’s permission to take a picture.

Panels on the efforts of Ebetsu Kawamachi-Development and the Ebetsu River Office were set up.

A “Ebetako” kitchen car was set up around Ebetsu Station.

In the park in front of Ebetsu Station (Triangle Park), there was the familiar ice-candle heart symbol with the number of times it has been held, 6.

Since the illumination was held only on this day, many people came to look forward to it every year.

Map code around the event site:：139 397 378*26