印幡沼南側彼岸花畑

Name: 印幡沼南側彼岸花畑
Address: Sakura, 〒285-0000 Chiba,Japan, 〒１Ｆ Chiba, Japan

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Contact 印幡沼南側彼岸花畑

住所：	Sakura, 〒285-0000 Chiba,Japan
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 ,
街：	〒１Ｆ Chiba

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う	うわ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ この時期、人がいっぱいいて怖いかも。 It may be scary because there are many people at this time.
夜	夜露死苦 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ キャンプBBQ禁止の看板あった。昔話いまは、わからない。 There was a sign that banned camping BBQ. Old story I don't understand now.
も	もりたけんじ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 一人になりたい時行ってボーッとします。 When I want to be alone, I go and amazed.
福	福島茂明 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ふるさと広場の「コスモスフェスタ」に行って来たのですが、遠目に見た景色に、何か違和感が … 前回、ひまわりを見に来た時、確かにあった広場のランドマーク、通称"４本ポプラ"の木が、どう見ても、２本にしか …！！ (追加情報、ポプラの木、最初は、４本ではなく、５本あったそう。やはり、１本が台風で倒れ、台風１５号の前の状態に。確かに、４本あった時の写真を見ると、印旛沼に向かって、並んでいる木の右から１本目と２本目の間が、他の木の間隔よりも、微妙に広く、もう１本、間に入りそう。) 早速、現場に行ってみると、４本並んであった木の内、両側の２本が根元から、印旛沼の方へ倒れているではありませんか！既に、木の上であった先の部分は、邪魔にならない様、チェーンソーで切断され、整理されていました。恐らく、台風で大量に降った雨で地盤が弛み、更に、強い風のため、根こそぎの形で倒れてしまったのではと思います。いつも、ふるさと広場を訪れた時は、どこか北海道の平原の雰囲気を醸し出す、木のたもとまで行って、記念写真を撮ったりしていたので、残念です。 I went to "Cosmos Festa" in my hometown open space, but there was something wrong with the scenery I saw in the distance ... The last time I came to see the sunflowers, there was certainly a square landmark, the so-called "four poplar" trees, but only two! ! (Additional information, poplar tree, it seems that there were 5 instead of 4 at the beginning. Again, one fell down due to a typhoon and was in the state before Typhoon No. 15. Certainly when there were 4 When looking at Inba, the distance between the first and second trees from the right side of the trees lined up is slightly wider than the distance between the other trees, and the other one will be in between. As soon as I went to the site, two of the trees that were lined up on the two sides fell down from the root to the Inba marsh! The part that was already on the tree was already cut and arranged with a chainsaw so as not to get in the way. Probably, the ground was slackened by the heavy rain from the typhoon, and the strong winds had caused it to fall down in the form of uproots. Whenever I visited my hometown open space, it was a shame because I went to the base of the tree to create an atmosphere of the plains of Hokkaido somewhere and took a commemorative photo.
K	K Jon on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5月深夜に訪問。道沿いに数台の車が止まっていた。横の田んぼからはカエルの合唱が聞こえていた。朝方には、サイクリング、ランニング、散歩している人がいる。虫もそこまで多くなく、比較的ゆっくりできるところ。 Visited at midnight in May. Several cars were parked along the road. A frog chorus was heard from the rice field next to it. In the morning, there are people cycling, running and taking a walk. There are not so many insects, and it is a place where you can relax relatively slowly.
ト	トシ坊 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 9/19に訪れました。飯野竜神橋よりパラパラと咲いていますが、大きな木2本辺りに少しまとまって咲いていました。写真を参照して下さい。 I visited on 9/19. It bloomed more and more than Iino Ryujinbashi, but it bloomed a little together around two big trees. Please refer to the photo.
三	三石康雄 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 時期がくるとニョキニョキ、にょきにょき、どこからやって来るのかと思うくらいに彼岸にあたる秋分の日の前後の時期に咲く艶やかな彼岸花。彼岸花が咲くまでの彼岸花畑の楽しみ方もあります。それが、４本のシンボルツリーです。 ※台風で2本倒木、現在、2本のペアツリーです季節折々の風景に印幡沼南側彼岸花畑脇のシンボルツリーが溶け込んだ楽しい写真が撮れます。（朝、日中、夕と日々様々な天候に応じたシーンを楽しむことができます）そして、秋分の日の前後、待ちに待った主役の彼岸花とシンボルツリーのコラボ写真の撮影を楽しむことができます。 When the time comes, Nyoki Nyoki, Nyoki Nyoki, and the gorgeous Higan flowers that bloom around the autumn day, which is the Higan, so much that I wonder where they come from. There is also a way to enjoy the Higan flower field until the Higan flowers bloom. That is the four symbol trees. * Two fallen trees due to a typhoon, currently two pair trees You can take fun pictures of the seasonal scenery with the symbol tree beside the flower garden on the south side of Inaba-numa. (You can enjoy scenes according to various weather such as morning, daytime, evening and every day) Then, before and after the autumn day, you can enjoy taking a collaborative photo of the long-awaited protagonist Higanbana and the symbol tree.
O	Ohno Shinichi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 佐倉ふれあい広場から入れます。目印は田んぼの中にそびえ立つ日本の木です。その根本に咲きます。下は土ですので雨の後とかはかなりぬかるんでいるので、滑るので気をつけましょう。靴も汚れても良いようなものをお勧めします。 Enter from Sakura Fureai Square. The landmark is a Japanese tree that rises in the rice fields. It blooms at its root. The bottom is soil, so it's quite muddy after the rain, so be careful as it slips. We recommend that you wear shoes that you don't mind getting dirty.