Hokuo no mori koen - Kitaakita

It was a very large park as I had heard before. The playground equipment in Nampaku Square was a bit disappointing because it was forbidden to use, but the children ran around and happily played with the playground equipment. At lunchtime, barbecue at the Nabekko Square (the place fee is free) and the children are more satisfied! There is an event and the rental cycle is not rented, so sorry! I think it's good for cycling too. This is the next fun. There is also a restaurant so you can come by hand! I can't go around all of it, so it's a place I want to come with children again. (Appendix) I've been cycling! There were three types of courses and the children were happy! I did my best in foot golf while the temperature was high! It's quite difficult but it's a good exercise.

I went to Obon festival. The sun is hot, but the shadows of the trees are nice with a cool breeze. It is recommended to lay a leisure sheet in the shade of a tree for a leisurely picnic. There is also a restaurant in the park center, so you can eat rice there. I ate a ginger-grilled set meal. It was delicious. There are 4 trailer houses in the auto campsite, which can be used for day trips. There is also a coin shower and coin laundry in the administration building. There is a playground right in front of you across the road from the auto campground. You can rest assured that there are plenty of playground equipment and there are multiple covered benches nearby. Rental bicycles are also available, and you can take a walk in the park. Please note that the number is limited. In addition, there are two table tennis tables in the park center, and you can rent a racket and table tennis balls for free at the reception. This table tennis ball does not bounce. It's a little difficult, maybe to prevent it from flying outside. There are basketball goals, soccer goals, tennis courts, and park golf courses, so you can enjoy various sports. If you order one I want you to make a pool.

I've known the Nordic Forest Campsite for a long time, but I visited it for the first time when it opened this year! The campsite manager. The women at the reception when making phone reservations are also very helpful. Above all, the campsite is beautiful. The size of the site. I really like the calm atmosphere that I can't say anything about! Since then, we have been repeating as much as saying "If you want to camp, the Scandinavian forest"! This is just a personal impression, but I think it's a wonderful campsite that doesn't feel like much in Tohoku!

The weather was nice so I went for a walk, but the park itself is very clean and well maintained. I walked all the way around and was attacked by a sudden guerrilla rainstorm at Toko near the 2nd resting place, and I took shelter from the rain at the 2nd resting place. (Laughs) There is also a toilet, and it feels clean because it is well managed. There are also two vending machines installed! .. Moreover, there were vending machines for Coca-Cola and DyDo DRINCO. ✌️ I took a picture while taking a walk, and I was able to refresh myself.

This is the place I happened to find on the map on the way back from Kimimachizaka Park. I stopped by for a walk with my dog, and it's a well-maintained and clean park. And it's insanely wide! You can use the dock run, which is perfect for traveling with dogs.

It was a vast and beautiful park that you can rarely see in Japan because it is a Scandinavian forest. It's like turning a golf course into a park. The "Park Center" is the general information center, and there is also a dining room here. There are restrooms and rest areas here and there, and it seems that there are facilities where you can use showers. The park is huge and vast, so if you are new to the park, I think that the "Harappa Course" and the inside are enough. After that, I think you should go to "Golf Course", "Wanpaku Square", "Bird Watching House", "Auto Campsite", "Tennis Court", etc. according to your purpose. For those who are tired of the "Harappa Course" or who want to escape the heat, it is a good idea to take a walk in the "Forest Bath Course" or "Waterfowl Pond Course". However, the scenery is monotonous and humid, so it is better to take measures against bears. Please note that "Aesculus turbinata course", "Buna course", "Wig course" and "Mizuki course" are the names of golf courses, not walking courses. It was good to be able to observe wild birds up close at the "Wild Bird Observatory". The view was better on the 1st floor than on the 2nd floor, and several telescopes were installed (free of charge). Last but not least, the information board is difficult to understand. There is a moderate guide plate, but it is difficult to understand the direction and the sense of distance. It is difficult to tell whether the course is a walking course or a golf course. In particular, I didn't know where the "Forest Bath Course" and "Waterfowl Pond Course" were heading, so I turned back on the way.