On December 1st, 10 coffee shops in Hirosaki City started the ``Snow Miku Manjifuda coffee shop tour'' project.

This is part of the ``Hirohako Snow Miku'' collaboration project, in which Hirosaki City and Hakodate City collaborate to attract mutual visitors and promote excursion tourism. During the event, as part of a collaboration project with the Hirosaki Tourism and Convention Association, 10 stores around Hirosaki Park will be selling swirled cards with the "Snow Miku" design. The price is 1 piece = 100 yen.

Manjifuda is a sticker that measures 5cm wide and 15cm high. This initiative was started by volunteers in Hirosaki City more than 30 years ago to advertise their stores, and since the cards were distributed free of charge at the time, collecting the cards became popular among local elementary school students. Each of the swirl tags with a Snow Miku design features illustrations from last year and this year, and the names of the snows from the ``Seven Snows of Tsugaru'' are written on them.

In addition, the project will also distribute the ``Manji Fuda Notebook'' (800 yen), which includes maps of coffee shops that sell Manji Fuda, popular products, and explanations of ``Tsugaru's Seven Snows,'' to three tourist facilities in the city. to be sold at

Hirosaki City and Hakodate City started the "Hirohako Winter Tourism Campaign" on December 1st, and in addition to "Snow Miku 'Manjifuda' de coffee shop tour", there will be photo spots and Snow Miku collaboration goods. Sell. Puzzle-shaped keychains can be obtained by visiting four event locations, and by collecting them, a single pattern can be completed.

Daigo Shirato of the Hirosaki Tourism and Convention Association said, ``In April of this year, the campaign to visit Japanese sweets shops was very popular.I heard that not only local fans but also overseas fans were visiting.Since it is a cold winter campaign, we will be offering coffee and other items from each store. I want you to enjoy a warm drink while touring the area."

Until February 28th next year.