The Ishikari Salmon Festival is a traditional festival held every autumn in Ishikari City, Hokkaido, and is an event that strongly reflects the local nature and culture. The distinctive feature of this festival is that a variety of salmon-themed events are held against the backdrop of the rich nature of the Ishikari River and the beautiful autumn leaves. Particularly noteworthy is the serving of a huge salmon soup called "Sennin Nabe." This salmon soup is made on an impressive scale, using plenty of fresh salmon caught in the area and simmered in a large pot, and is a specialty dish that many visitors look forward to trying at least once. In addition, the salmon catching experience is a popular activity that both adults and children can enjoy together, allowing you to experience the seasonal scenery of autumn while experiencing the local fishing culture. The Honmachi district of Ishikari City, where the festival is held, is located on Benten Historical Street, which is beautifully decorated with autumn leaves, and you can enjoy the colors of autumn along with the historical atmosphere. In this way, the Ishikari Salmon Festival is a special autumn event for both tourists and locals, and is attracting attention as a spot worth visiting.