Two white crows that had been witnessed around the Aomori Road Station "Ikarigaseki" (Irigaseki Ikariishi, Hirakawa City, TEL 0172-49-5020) have become one.

At first, two white crows, which had been witnessed one after another from around June, became a very unusual topic, and on Twitter and others, the Tsugaru dialect was used to say "Hadadabe. I think it's a pigeon)," and some visitors visited for the purpose of white crows.

``Currently, there are only two white crows sighting information on one bird, and three black crows that I was working with have now become two,'' says Naoki Kuwata, the station manager of the roadside station. .. The white crows that are witnessed today have black necks and parts of their tails. "In the evening, we often see people flying around the roadside station," he said.

Mr. Kuwata says, "It seems that the number of white crows has become one from around mid-September. Those who have disappeared may have left their nest."

Shinji Kawashima, who has been working as a local corps of the Igarigaseki General Office since May this year, was one of the people who often observed white crows. "I might have been beaten by a foreign enemy because it was so conspicuous, but I want the other bird who was able to survive the typhoon to remain as it is," he said.