Hachijo Starffin Street

Usually street corner

Original Text

This is the area where Stahin spent when Asahikawa rapidly developed. The remains of his home are the parking lot on the first floor of the building, and there are no traces of living. If you're walking around this area, check out Stahin from the Asahikawa era. We also recommend that you talk to the husband of the bathhouse a little further away.

i'm worried about katakana characters.

Original Text

I walked from Asahikawa Higashi High School on ８ Jo Starhin Street in front of the Cultural Hall. The atmosphere of the downtown was drifting, but I was worried about the Katakana characters. Interesting things such as words related to Stahin, baseball players, Russians, exiles, Asahikawa Higashitaka, Eiji Sawamura, and 2016 was 100 years old, so the feeling of nostalgia for the old people and proud of themselves I can feel my feelings.

It's not a place to go sightseeing.

Original Text

It is a street named after baseball player Starhin, who was from Russia and lived in Asahikawa. It is a street that I rarely go to, although it is a local. There is not much on the street as tourists go all the way to see it.

Tourist spots?

Original Text

It may not be enough to go sightseeing. It's as if it's named after the famous player Starhin of the past, but it's as if it's nothing unusual. It seems that the number of shops has decreased before, so I feel a little lonely. If you are interested in Starhin, I think the reference room at Starhin Stadium is better.

I'm a little lonely.

Original Text

While many people don't know who Starhin is, I can't feel this loneliness. It's too lonely to go for sightseeing purposes. Even if it bears the same name of Stahin, Stahin Stadium looks better than here.