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Even if the azaleas are not in bloom, the scenery is wonderful, so it is recommended to take a walk while walking ?

This is my first visit. It's a good place. I hope there is a little more parking. It will be hot in summer!

The toilet ? was beautiful! The locals are managed every day ~! Please note that the road is narrow and you cannot face each other along the way.

Go through the private house and climb the mountain a little from the road next to the shrine. You can go by car, but it's a mountain so it's a decent slope. If you get tired of the Washuzan observatory, this is also a good place! !! There are few people so you can relax. Walking was also a good exercise.

If you pass through a private house from the side of Michio Fishing Port and climb a mountain road with thick bamboo grove and forest for about 300m, you will find yourself at the torii gate of Honjo Hachimangu. If you drive a little further, you will find a parking space for several cars on the side of the new toilet. Tsusenen, which I visited for the first time, is a great location to see the Seto Inland Sea, which is a sunny day during the rainy season. On the side of the gravel road to Tenbo Square, you can see the beauty of the islands of Setouchi from between the pine trees and the azaleas. Scenic people know that the big and small ships that come and go look like slow motion! Tsusenen that can be said. Free.

I stopped by during the cold and harsh season of February. There is a parking space about 50m down the pillar at the entrance Other parking spaces are open in one corner of the road in front of Honjo Hachimangu Please be careful if you can park your bike there The surface off the asphalt of the road is very soft, and when the side stand is raised, it fills up like a sponge. If you put a lot of weight on it, it will sink as much as you put it on, so it will fall down if you leave it alone. I also went by motorcycle, but I sunk a stone of appropriate size around it and stood on it Tsusenen is a Setonaikai National Park where a large number of flowers bloom in spring, and it was designated as the first national park in 1934 (written on the signboard). I went there in February, only evergreens, dead trees and bamboo growing lonely. (The view of the Seto Inland Sea was very beautiful. There is no admission fee here, it's free) There are signs everywhere in Setonaikai National Park saying "Take your trash home" and you will feel very good about it. There are idiots who almost always throw away garbage and cigarette butts in these natural parks and botanical gardens. Since it's a chimpanzee, I forget it as soon as I walk, so there is a signboard about every 100m so I can remember it even if I'm stupid. Therefore, the inside of the park was very beautiful and no trash had fallen. I wish I could increase the number of such pressure-sensitive request signs. Also, I was doing construction work and gravel was wrapped around the road surface on the west side to harden the ground. I wrote above that the surface of the earth is like a sponge, but probably because of the construction, it was dented after the car passed. Imagine wrapping and hardening all the remaining roads by spring, and you'll have a hard time. Uncles of construction workers, please do your best