Yamato Dai 6 Park - Kawanishi

No toilet. There are swings, slides, and sandboxes.

The dog walks through. Sakura is beautiful in spring ❗

An old-fashioned park. I played baseball well.

This is the coolest park in Yamato. It is a place for citizens to relax, which is an essential part of the Yamato housing complex. This park will continue to be a treasure for me, Yamato, and Kawanishi City. Good luck to No. 6 Park, light to humans! ! !

Shouldn't the goodness of this park be more widely recognized by the world? Yamato No. 6 will be a park designed so that children can play safely and enjoyably. First of all, the position of the swing is about 20m from the front entrance. This is so that even if a child skips his shoes while riding on a swing, it will fall into the park. Also, this 20m is the optimum distance when playing "Daruma-san fell". And the public telephone installed at the end of the park is right next to the trees and is invisible from the road side. In addition, the sandbox and slide are separated by a certain distance. This may be to prevent children who slide down the slide from coming into contact with children playing in the sandbox. One of the reasons why it is loved by the community is probably the above-mentioned "compassionate design". I am a repeater who has visited this park more than 200 times. Sometimes it seems strange to be in this park. It is "the extraordinary nature of everyday life." Of course, the park is located in a residential area and is naturally incorporated into the landscape of everyday life. Walking your dog and exercising lightly in the park are undisputed "everyday scenes". However, in this Yamato Dai 6 Park, for some reason, the livelyness of the movie and the sentiment of the novel can be found in the behavioral elements that are essential conditions for life. As I walk in the park, I feel as if I am the young man who is the main character. I can only say that it is strange ... Perhaps I wouldn't change anything if I devoted myself to trying to unravel this mystery. Although this park is a small park, it is a park full of feelings for children. It's one of the best parks I've ever visited. I really want to visit again. Postscript I had a strange experience the other day. It was that when the autumn rain opened, the light was swaying at the boundary between the mountains and the sky. I suddenly remembered a passage from "Kinkakuji" by Yukio Mishima. Was that the decoration of the sixth park?