Things to do in Kaizu in May

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Overview

May is a good time to visit Kaizu. The weather is usually mildly cool and breezy, with temperatures ranging from 55—72°F (13—22°C).

Kaizu has plenty to offer for visitors of all ages and interests. In this article, we tell you the top things to see and do for your May trip to Kaizu. Get inspired by the events, activities, attractions, and experiences unique to May. We’ll let you know where to explore events based on your interests, whether that’s food, culture, art, music, sport or others.

We’ll let you know everything you need to prepare for the weather in Kaizu in May. Learn about what to wear and pack for your trip, the average temperatures throughout May, temperature changes from morning to evening and much more.

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Best events and things to do in Kaizu in May

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Holidays in Kaizu in May
May
  • Constitution Memorial Day (May 3)
  • Greenery Day (May 4)
  • Children's Day (May 5)
  • Constitution Memorial Day observed (May 6)
  • Mother's Day (May 10)
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Weather in Kaizu in May

Temperatures on an average day in Kaizu in May

The average temperature in Kaizu in May for a typical day ranges from a high of 72°F (22°C) to a low of 55°F (13°C). Some would describe the temperature to be mildly cool. The general area may also feel breezy.

For comparison, the hottest month in Kaizu, August, has days with highs of 87°F (30°C) and lows of 73°F (23°C). The coldest month, January has days with highs of 43°F (6°C) and lows of 30°F (-1°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Kaizu in May based on historical data.

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Historical temperature average in May
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55°F
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General weather summary

Mildly cool, breezy
Feels like
32%
Chance of rain
0.245 in
Amount
12.4 mph
Wind speed
72%
Humidity
14.0 hrs
Daylight length
4:50 AM
Sunrise
6:49 PM
Sunset
47%
Cloud cover
T-shirt
What to wear
What to wear in May
With an average high of 72°F (22°C) and a low of 55°F (13°C), it generally feels mildly cool and breezy. There might also be a small chance of rain. With that in mind, most people would dress in something light like your favorite t-shirt
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Best attractions for Kaizu in May

Besides the array of exciting events and activities Kaizu has to offer for travelers in May, we want to remind you of the classic attractions in Kaizu that are great to visit at this time of the year as well! You can’t miss these iconic landmarks, local favorites, and places rich with cultural heritage. We hope to give you insights and inspiration into the best things to see and do to make the most of your visit. Here is a list of our top attractions in Kaizu for May.
Chiyoho Inari Shrine
1. Chiyoho Inari Shrine
4.1
(8965)
Shinto shrine
Sights & Landmarks
Bustling Shinto shrine with many street vendors & food stands, including fried tofu for offerings.
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Small but beautiful temple dedicated to the fox. Apparently you pray to it for good business with Inari(beancurd)Located in a busy street with lots of restaurants and snacks. It was raining today when we went so there was not much people but still beautiful.
It’s nice to spend an hour or two visiting and have some local snacks.
Charming country shrine in Kaizu with colorful and varied marketplace alongside it. Chiyobo Inari, called “Ochobosan” by locals, is a shrine devoted to the fox god Inari, deity of good harvests and perhaps bounty/business in general. You can make offerings of fried tofu tied with straw at the main shrine (this is said to be the god’s favorite food), or there is a case to light votive candles. There are also fortunes in Japanese. The expansive, often bustling marketplace has lots of restaurants, foodstuffs, talismans, souvenirs, and clothing items for sale. I recommend buying tsukemono— traditional pickles— with as few additives as possible (the turmeric-dyed yellow pickled whole daikon radishes are awesome), dried shiitake mushrooms, and fugashi (old-fashioned wheat gluten candy). Like many tourist spots in these parts, there is a Mamekichi shop with bean and nut-based snacks, which are reliably stylish, colorful, and delicious. This is easiest to access by car, but you will likely have to pay to park close. Cycling from Ogaki is also possible, but it’s a long way.
the temple is small but beautiful! it has several typical festival stores and the most famous dish here is that of unagio fish, it is smooth, juicy, delicious and has no thorns.
It is marked by a bright red torii gate. There are many shops along the road where you can enjoy eating local delicious food. The Inari itself is small but nice. Definitely worth to visit!
A lot of people going to the shrine to wish good luck and thanking the blessings they got from the past years. A lot of things to buy also. Kushikatsu is very good here.
very beautiful place and there is lot of delicious foods
Nice small shrine, pretty much famous place of power. The most exciting part though is food and shopping area around it, but some places was still closed after coronavirus. But lots are open so I’d recommend to visit! Especially to try tons of fish food from nearby river
Kiso Sansen Park Center
2. Kiso Sansen Park Center
4.1
(4337)
National park
Nature & Parks
Spacious park bordered by 2 rivers & featuring a 138-m. lookout tower, playgrounds & a cafe.
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If you're a foreigner living in Aichi, Mie or Gifu prefecture this is the place where three prefectures meet and the park! the largest urban park in Japan and totally free. Try to avoid weekends though the traffic around this park really suck. But in general an amazing place.
March 31,2024 I always love visiting parks, where flowers bloom and people gather to have picnic, take photos and children enjoying the play ground
It’s a great spot for a leisurely walk, a picnic, or simply to unwind and enjoy nature with family.There’s also playground that kids will love! If you’re in the area, I definitely recommend stopping by!
The winter illumination is very beautiful! And there are also some stands to buy warm food or ice cream which is great to fulfill the experience! ✨️
Seasonal flowers adorn the park. The park can be enjoyed all year round with the relaxing grass park and seasonally held events. The main features are the large flower garden adorned by flowers from spring to fall and the relaxing, large grass park. In winter, the radiant illumination decorates the entire park.
A large free park (9:30~17:00) with stunning spring colors. Some flowers, like tulips, have already wilted; however, there are others that delight our eyes. There is a huge space for camping and picnics and many toys for families with children to enjoy. Trails around the river and lots of nature to relax. Satisfaction 🙏🥰
You can enjoy all the season with family and friends, you can spend all day without boredom.
Beautiful place with lots of flower gardens at this time of the year. We went here for our pregnancy photo shoot and despite the crowd it was an enjoyable experience.
Nanno Construction
3. Nanno Construction
3.0
(2)
Construction company
Visitor Centers
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(Translated by Google) This is my friend is (Original) 此のばしよわおとも です
Chisui Shrine
4. Chisui Shrine
4.1
(192)
Shinto shrine
Sights & Landmarks
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Awesome as always!!!
(Translated by Google) I went there for the first time because I was interested in the flood control shrine on the way back from the Kiso Sankawa Park Center, and I was surprised to see that the inside of the shrine was larger than I expected and the building was magnificent. I didn't know anything about what was being enshrined here, but it was very easy to understand as there was a signboard with pictures to explain it. I also took the opportunity to have a goshuin stamp written on it. (Original) 木曽三川公園センターへ行った帰りに治水神社が気になったので初めて行って来たのですが神社の中は思っていたより広く建物も立派でビックリしました。何を祀っているのか何も知らなかったのですがちゃんと絵で説明してる看板があってとても分かりやすかったです。 せっかくなので御朱印も書いて頂きました。
(Translated by Google) The Horeki Shrine is a shrine that enshrines Yukie Hirata, the chief retainer of the Satsuma clan, and 84 samurai of the Satsuma clan who were instrumental in the large-scale flood control work called Horeki Flood Control, which was carried out during the Horeki era (1754-1755) of the Edo period. This construction was carried out to protect the area from flooding of the three Kiso rivers (Kiso River, Nagara River, and Ibi River), and involved many sacrifices. It was built over a period of 10 years starting in 1929 in order to convey their achievements and sacrifices to future generations. The highlight of Chisui Shrine is the shrine building and the tranquility of the pine forest. The majestic shrine building made of cypress is surrounded by a lush pine forest, giving visitors peace and quiet. Also, the time when cherry blossoms bloom is very beautiful. By walking around the shrine and cenotaph, feeling the courage and dedication of the Satsuma Gishi, you can reaffirm the importance of flood control projects in the Edo period and feel the history. It is a place where you can spend a fulfilling time and think about past achievements. Please be careful as there are a lot of birds perched on the trees and dropping droppings. (Original) 「治水神社」は、江戸時代の宝暦年間(1754〜1755年)に行われた大規模な治水工事「宝暦治水」に尽力した薩摩藩家老・平田靱負(ひらた ゆきえ)と薩摩藩士84名を祀る神社です 。この工事は、木曽三川(木曽川・長良川・揖斐川)の氾濫から地域を守るために行われ、多くの犠牲を伴いました。その功績と犠牲を後世に伝えるため、昭和2年から10年の歳月をかけて建立されました 。 治水神社の見どころは、社殿と松林の静寂です。檜造りの荘厳な社殿は、緑豊かな松林に囲まれ、訪れる私たちに静寂と安らぎを与えてくれます。また、桜の咲く時期はとても美しいです。 薩摩義士の勇気と献身を感じながら、社殿や慰霊碑を巡ることで、江戸時代の治水事業の重要性を再認識でき、歴史を感じることができます。 過去の偉業に思いを馳せ、心豊かな時間を過ごすことができる場所です。 木の上に大量の鳥がとまっていて糞が落ちてきますので注意してください。
(Translated by Google) Founded in May 1938 (Showa 13). The enshrined deity is Hirata Yukiema Sasukeushi no Mikoto. This shrine enshrines Hirata Yukiema Sasukeushi no Mikoto, the chief magistrate of the Satsuma samurai who completed the extremely difficult flood control project known as the Horeki River Improvement Project. Many people died during this project, some from illness and others from taking responsibility for their actions. Hirata Yukiema Sasuke himself committed seppuku (disembowelment) after the project was completed. Although the project was difficult, the Satsuma domain, ashamed of the delays in the work ordered by the shogunate, concealed the project and refrained from public display. However, after the Meiji era began, local residents spread the word, and it became widely known. In 1900 (Meiji 33), a "Horeki River Improvement Monument" was erected in conjunction with a success ceremony for the nearby Kiso River flood control project. This shrine was later founded. As a legacy of the virtues of the enshrined deity, Hirata Tsuneaki, who took on all the hardships himself and completed the difficult project, the shrine is said to grant blessings of "warding off disasters and bringing good fortune, fulfilling wishes, safety for the home, and national peace." It also honors the connection between Gifu and Kagoshima and is said to bring blessings of matchmaking. Established during the Showa period, it is relatively new for a shrine, but the main building with its cypress bark roof exudes a solemn atmosphere. The surrounding area is dotted with historical sites related to the Horeki River Improvement Project, including this river improvement shrine, as well as monuments and graves commemorating the achievements of the Satsuma loyalists. (Original) 昭和13年(1938年)5月に創建。 御祭神は、平田靱負正輔大人命(ヒラタユキエマサスケウシノミコト) 宝暦治水と呼ばれる、難航を極めた治水工事をやり遂げた薩摩義士の総奉行・平田靱負正輔を祀っています。 本工事では、病死者や責任を取って自害して亡くなった人も多く、平田靱負正輔も工事完了後に切腹自害しています。 難工事だったとはいえ、幕命を受けた工事が遅滞した事を恥と思った薩摩藩は、この事業自体を隠蔽し表立つ事を控えてましたが、明治に入って、地元の方々が世間に広めた事で周知され、明治33年(1900年)、近くに行われた木曽三川の治水工事の成功式に併せて「宝暦治水之碑」を建立。 後に、この神社が創建される事になりました。 苦難を一身に引き受けて難工事を完成させた御祭神・平田靱負の御遺徳として、「除災招福・心願成就・家内安全・国土安穏」の御利益が。加えて、岐阜と鹿児島の繋がりを尊び、縁結びの御利益もあるとされています。 昭和期の創建で、神社としては新しい方ですが、檜皮葺の屋根を備えた社殿は厳かな雰囲気を醸し出しています。 周辺地域には、この治水神社を含め、薩摩義士の偉業を称える顕彰碑や墓など、宝暦治水に関する史跡が点在しています。
(Translated by Google) 250323 I went there to explore the outskirts of Aichi. I've seen and passed by it a few times before, but this was my first time to worship there, if I may say so myself. It was a shrine built on an island to pray for flood control, and I could imagine that it must have been a place that has been prayed for since ancient times. It was very well kept and I felt good. They also kindly explained to me about the annual sacred tree welcoming and sending-off ceremony. Thank you very much. I received a goshuin. (Original) 250323 愛知近郊探索で行きました。 今まで何度か見たり通ったりしていましたが、参拝は失礼ながら初めてでした。中洲に建てられた治水を願う神社という大昔から願われ続けてきたのであろうことが目に浮かびました。とてもきれいにされてて気持ちよかったです。この年に行われる御神木奉迎送についても丁寧に教えてくれました。ありがとうございました。御朱印拝受しました。
(Translated by Google) This shrine is located in Nakasu between the Nagara River and Ibi River, and is a shrine to thank the people of Satsuma for their efforts in flood control of the Kiso Three Rivers. Satsuma has the sacred symbol of Maruju! That's right. The row of pine trees that stretches along the embankment road is also a nice sight. The fact that he favors Satsuma, which seems to be unpopular in eastern Japan, was a refreshing impression to me as someone from the Kanto region. (Original) 長良川と揖斐川に挟まれた中州にある、木曽三川の治水に尽力してくれた薩摩の人に感謝する神社です。 御神紋が丸十なのが薩摩!ですね。 堤防道路沿いに伸びる松並木も良い感じです。 東日本ではもう一つ好かれていない印象の薩摩推しなのが、関東出身者としては新鮮な印象でした。
(Translated by Google) In the middle of the Edo period, the Tokugawa shogunate ordered the Satsuma domain to assist in the construction of Jisui Shrine to relieve the residents of the southwestern Nobi Plain, who were suffering from flooding caused by the Kiso River. Despite struggling with water flows they had never experienced before, the Satsuma samurai made great sacrifices for the local residents and overcame all obstacles to successfully complete the construction. Lord Hirata Tsuneaki was the overall person in charge of this construction. On May 25th, 5th year of the Horeki era, shortly after the shogunate's inspection, Lord Hirata, who had overseen the completion of the construction, passed away at the government office in Mino Omaki. It was Nishida Kibei of Tado, Mie Prefecture, who brought this long-buried major project to the public's attention. He publicized the progress of the construction and worked hard to commemorate and honor the victims. In 1900, to coincide with the successful completion ceremony of the modern Kiso River flood control works, the "Horeki River Control Monument" was erected in the Aburashima Senbon Matsubara area, attended by the then Prime Minister Yamagata Aritomo. Later, in 1938, due to the passionate gratitude of the local people who praised Hirata as the god of flood control, the River Control Shrine was built at its current location, with Hirata Tsunetake as its enshrined deity. River Control Shrine praises the achievements of the Satsuma samurai who worked hard to control floods, remembers the virtues of Hirata Tsunetake, and commemorates the many samurai who lost their lives. (Original) 治水神社は、江戸時代の中頃、徳川幕府は、木曽三川の水害で悩む濃尾平野西南部の住民を救うため、薩摩藩にお手伝い普請を命じました。薩摩藩士らは、経験したことのない水の流れに苦しみながら、この地方の住民のため、多大の犠牲を払い、万難を排して工事を見事完成させました。 平田靱負大人は、この工事の総責任者です。幕府の検分が終わった直後の宝暦5年5月25日、工事の完成を見届けた大人は、美濃大牧の役館で命終されたので、永く埋もれていたこの大工事を世に広めたのは、三重県多度に住む西田喜兵衛で、彼はこの工事の様子を世間に知らせ、犠牲者の慰霊と顕彰に邁進しました。明治33年、近代の木曽三川の治水工事の成功式に併せて「宝暦治水之碑」が、時の総理大臣山県有朋公を迎えて油島千本松原に建立されましたそうですよ。その後、平田大人を治水の神と讃える地元の人々の報恩感謝の熱い思いにより、昭和13年現在の地に、平田靱負大人を御祭神とする治水神社が創建されました。治水神社は、治水に尽力された薩摩藩士の功績を讃え、平田靱負大人の遺徳を偲び、犠牲となった多くの藩士達を慰霊していますよ。
Kiso River Wakkan Museum
5. Kiso River Wakkan Museum
4.0
(232)
Local history museum
Museums
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Absolutely excellent museum detailing history of locality. If you visit Gifu, this is a must-do stop. The top floor recreates the inside of the castle and is especially beautiful. The second floor gives a detailed explanation of farming and the first a full explanation on flood control.
(Translated by Google) I visited the museum to learn more about the "Rinju" that I had studied in textbooks and had previously been featured on Bura Tamori. At first, I thought it was a little expensive, 400 yen for those in the prefecture and 500 yen for those outside the prefecture, but considering that I was able to learn quite in depth about the ringju and the region, I felt that it was worth more than the money I paid. Perhaps because I visited on a weekday, there were not many other visitors, so I was lucky to be able to learn a lot of details from the staff. We toured from the first floor to the third floor, and on the first floor, it was explained that in ancient times, most of the Nobi Plain was sea, and shell mounds were found inland. In particular, the diorama set comparing the rivers of the past with those of today was impressive. On the second floor, there are exhibits on the history of flooding caused by the Kiso Three Rivers, how the ringju developed, and the history of flood control led by the Satsuma Domain. On the third floor, there is a reproduction of the Takasu Domain palace, which produced the "Takasu Four Brothers" - Tokugawa Yoshikatsu, who succeeded Tokugawa Yoshikatsu as head of the Owari Domain; Hitotsubashi Shigehide, who succeeded Hitotsubashi as head of the Gosankyo during the Meiji Restoration; Matsudaira Katamori, who became lord of the Aizu Domain; and Matsudaira Sadakata, who became lord of the Kuwana Domain - and there are also historical exhibits. It was a wonderful museum where you could learn about the topography of the Kiso River and the Yoro Mountains, flood control, the Takasu Domain, and the history of the late Edo period, and I was very satisfied. (Original) 昔、教科書で勉強し、前にブラタモリでも紹介された「輪中」について詳細に知りたくて訪問しました。 県内400円、県外500円で最初は少し高いかな?とも思いましたが、輪中のこと、地域のことをかなり深く学習ができたことを考えると自分的には払ったお金以上の価値があると思えるミュージアムでした。 平日に訪問したためか、来場者は他には少なく、お陰様で職員の方に詳細に色々と教えていただくことができたのはラッキーでした。一階から順に三階まで見学しますが、一階は古代は濃尾平野の多くが海で、貝塚が内地でみつかることなどを紹介。特に昔の川と今の川を比べたジオラマセットは圧巻でした。 二階は木曽三川による水害の歴史や輪中がどのように発達したか、薩摩藩を筆頭とする治水の歴史など展示。三階は尾張藩を継いだ徳川慶勝、維新時、御三卿の一橋を継いだ一橋茂栄、会津藩主となった松平容保、桑名藩主となった松平定敬の「高須四兄弟」を輩出した高須藩の御殿が再現されていると共に歴史が展示されていた。 木曽三川や養老山地などの地形、治水や高須藩、幕末の歴史など学べる素晴らしいミュージアムで、大満足でした。
(Translated by Google) This is a museum that exhibits the history of Kaizu and the ring-shaped villages associated with the Kiso River system. The admission is 400 yen for Kaizu residents and 500 yen for everyone else, but JAF discounts are available, so members should take advantage of it. The history of flooding and the lives of the residents in response are explained in an easy-to-understand manner using dioramas and other materials. (Original) 木曽三川にまつわる海津と輪中の歴史について展示している資料館です。 海津市民400円、それ以外500円ですがJAFの割引が可能なので会員の方は利用されたほうがいいかと。 水害の歴史やそれに対する住民の生活などわかりやすくジオラマ等使って説明されています。
(Translated by Google) If you live in the Tokai region, this is a place worth visiting at least once. The history of the ring juts is explained in an easy-to-understand manner. (Original) 東海地区にお住まいなら一度は訪れて良い場所です。 輪中の歴史が分かりやすく説明されてます。
(Translated by Google) This museum lets you experience the wisdom of the Kiso River System and the "ringu" (circle-boundary) system through video and giant topographical models. The first floor features topographical models and projection mapping, as well as exhibits on the Jomon period. The second floor features a theater showcasing "Life in the Ringu" and the history of flood control, while the third floor features luxurious Japanese-style rooms in the "Traces of the Samurai" section. Open 9:30–17:00 (last entry 16:30), closed Mondays. Free parking makes it easy for families to explore. One thing that bothered me was that there wasn't much explanation for why the Satsuma samurai committed seppuku, the climax of the Horeki flood control project. It would have been better if they had touched on the background and differences in theories. For preparation and review, I recommend Minamoto Taro's "Horeki Water Control Legend (Wado)." The three-dimensional insight into the politics behind the scenes and the struggles on the ground makes the exhibits even more fascinating. If you have time, you can also stop by the nearby Jisui Shrine to round off the day. (Original) 木曽三川と“輪中”の知恵を、 映像や巨大な地形模型で サクッと体感できるミュージアム。 1Fは地形模型×プロジェクション マッピングと縄文の展示、 2Fは「輪中のくらし」シアターや治水の歴史、 3Fは豪華な和室が並ぶ「武士たちの軌跡」。 開館9:30–17:00(最終入館16:30)、 月曜休、駐車場無料で家族連れでも回りやすい。 気になったのは、宝暦治水の山場である 薩摩藩士の“切腹”について、 なぜそうなったのかの説明が あまり見当たらなかったこと。 背景や説の違いまで 触れてくれたらもっと良かった。 予習・復習には、 みなもと太郎『宝暦治水伝(波闘)』がおすすめ。 政治の裏側と現場の苦闘が立体的にわかって、 展示がさらに面白くなる。 時間があれば近くの治水神社にも寄ると締まる。
(Translated by Google) The content of the exhibits far exceeded my expectations and I was very satisfied. At the entrance, we were greeted by a dredging locomotive and a drainage pump. There were also elementary school students on a field trip inside the museum. For me, the materials related to the Takasu domain on display on the top floor were very educational. (Original) 展示資料の内容は予想をはるかに超えていて大満足でした。入口では浚渫用の機関車や排水ポンプが迎えてくれました。館内には校外学習の小学生達もいました。自分にとっては最上階に展示されている高須藩関連の資料がとても勉強になりました。
(Translated by Google) This is a museum that is educational for learning about life in the ring villages. It seems that the Emperor and Empress have also visited. It's a great way to learn about the history of the Kiso River system. (Original) 輪中の暮らしを知るのに勉強になるミュージアムです。 天皇皇后両陛下もお越しになられたことがあるようです。 木曽三川の歴史を知るのにいいですね。
(Translated by Google) The name has changed and it has been renovated. There are many things to see, including the Takasu Domain, the Ring of Fire, and the major construction works of the Satsuma Domain. (Original) 名前がかわってリニューアルしました。高須藩や輪中、薩摩藩の大工事。いろいろ見どころありました。
Gyōki-ji
6. Gyōki-ji
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Buddhist temple
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Awesome temple with an awesome view. Totally worth a visit on a clear day. Just be aware that the road leading up is incredibly steep.
(Translated by Google) 2024.11.9 The cloister-style garden that Mr. Tamo highly praised at Buratamori. The mudstone and sandstone strata of the Yoro Fault are exposed and the fault can be seen directly. A dry landscape garden that makes use of the natural rock surface. And a beautiful green moss garden. The sound of water falling down the rock surface. Very calming. Garyuzan Gyokiji Temple is located halfway up the mountain. Along the way, you'll pass through some unpaved roads and steep roads, but if you go from Cafe Mimatsu, you'll be fine. The sun sets quickly, so if you want to take photos, I think it's best to arrive before 2pm. As it is the family temple of the Matsudaira family of the Takasu domain, there are hollyhock emblems everywhere. It's irresistible for Tokugawa fans. (Original) 2024.11.9 ブラタモリでタモさんが絶賛していた回廊式庭園。養老断層の泥岩と砂岩の地層が剥き出しになっていて断層が直に見ることができます。自然の岩肌をいかした枯山水の庭園。そして綺麗な緑色の苔庭。岩肌を伝って落ちる滝の水音。とても落ち着きます。 臥龍山行基寺は山の中腹にあります。道中、舗装されていない道や急勾配の道を通りますが、喫茶美松さんの方から行けば大丈夫です。 日の陰りが早いので、写真を撮るなら14時頃までに入られるといいかと思います。 高須藩松平家の菩提寺なので、あらゆるところに葵の紋がありました。徳川ファンにはたまらないですね。
(Translated by Google) I visited on Saturday, March 22, 2025. "This temple is one that you should visit at least once in your life." I think any Japanese person would be fascinated by the building and the view. It costs 500 yen per person to enter, but I think it's cheap. (From here on, it's a spoiler) First, you go down the stairs at the entrance to enter, and as soon as you get down, you're surprised at how long the corridor is. The effect may be exacerbated by the fact that it is dark because there is no electricity and the corridor is dark in color. The best part is the view beyond that. It's a borrowed view. The high altitude here and the flat terrain of the Nobi Plain create the view. I couldn't get a good shot on camera, but the human eye merges the corridor with the view. (The human eye is amazing!) Then, to see the borrowed view, I walk down the corridor step by step, and although I feel like running, I'm an adult. I suppress my excitement and head to the room. . . . . "It's amazing!!! This is what a panorama is!" The view, the structure of the mansion, and this room. Even though I'm poor, I can understand why people would want to build this mansion here. (We had to climb quite a bit to get here. By car, though (lol)) Low ceilings and tatami mats. And wide open windows. Although they're called windows, they're actually holes in the wall. To the left of them, the garden whispers, "I'm here too." What a clever arrangement. I found myself muttering to myself, completely immersed in the picture. It would take a long time to talk about anything further. There are plenty of points I want to talk about. Hint 1: There's a bridge inside the mansion. Find it! Hint 2: Don't hold back! The door is tight. Hint 3: I wish the sound was a little better. It's not a suikinkutsu. Actually, the best time to see it would be during cherry blossom season. I don't like it when there are a lot of people. But. I'd like to come on a snowy or rainy day, too. It probably won't last another 10 years in its current state of preservation. You'd better go soon. It's true that you can see the same view from Tsuki no Mori, but I don't think there's any other place where you can enjoy a Japanese garden and a samurai-era mansion together. Finally, I think you should use National Route 258 to get there. There is a sign for Gyoki-ji Temple, and there is a road about 10 meters south of it. It can be difficult to find, so be careful. There is also a parking space on the east side of the mansion. (The view is also amazing.) Climb up there until your engine breaks down! That's it. Have a nice trip! (Original) 令和7年3月22日(土)に訪れました。 「この寺は生きている間に一度は訪れたほうが良いお寺です。」 おそらく日本人ならその建物とその眺望に心を奪われると思います。拝観するために一人500円が必要ですが安いと思います。(ここから先はネタバレです) まずは拝観するため入り口の階段を下っていくのですが、降りたとたん廊下の長さに驚きます。電気がないため暗くなっていることや廊下も暗い色になっていることがその効果を増しているかもしれません。そして圧巻はその先の眺望です。借景です。ここの高い標高と濃尾平野の真っ平らな地形がその眺望を創っています。カメラではうまく撮れませんでしたが、人間の目は廊下と眺望を一体にします。(人間の眼ってすばらしい!) そして、その借景を見るために廊下を一歩一歩、歩いていくわけですが、気持ちは走りたいのですが、そこは私は大人です。はやる気持ちを抑えながらその部屋へ。。。。。「めっちゃいいです!!!パノラマとはこれだーー!」 その眺望と屋敷の造り、そしてこの部屋。ここにこの屋敷をかまえたいという気持ちが貧乏人ながらわかる気がしました。 (ここに来るまでに相当登りました。車でですが。(笑)) 低い天井と畳。そして大きく開かれた窓。窓といっても壁一面が抜けている。その左手には庭園が「私もいますよ」っと小声で話しかけてきます。にくい演出をするではないか。と、ひとり言をつぶやきながら、その絵にどっぷり浸かっている自分がいます。 その先、話せば長くなります。話したいポイント満載です。 ヒント1:屋敷の中に橋があります。見つけてください! ヒント2:我慢してはいけません!扉はきつい。 ヒント3:もう少しいい音ならいいのにね。水琴窟ではありません。 本当であれば、桜の時期が一番の絶景かもしれませんが。人が多いのも嫌だし。でも。雪の日や雨の日も来てみたいかな。 おそらく、今の保存状態だとあと10年もたないかもしれません。早く行ったほうがいいですよ。確かに月の森からも同じ景色が見られますが、日本庭園と侍時代の屋敷を一緒に味わえる場所はないと思います。 最後に、行くのに国道258号を使うと思います。行基寺の看板がありますが、その10m程度南に入る道があります。わかりにくいので注意してください。あとは屋敷の東側に駐車スペースがあります。(そこも絶景です)そこまで、エンジンが壊れるまで登れーーー!おしまいです。良い旅を!
(Translated by Google) If it were nearby, it's a place I'd want to return to again and again, each season. First, I pray to the Gohonzon, then go down a few steps to the right, where I pay the admission fee and receive a temple seal. A gleaming, black, well-maintained corridor greets me. Beyond that, I can see the borrowed scenery of the Ibi River and Nobi Plain below, shining against the blue sky. Blessed with fine weather, the view was a feast for the eyes. I wonder if the building is ravaged by insects in places? The long history of the temple is palpable. The small arched bridge leading to the feudal lord's quarters is elegant. The deer scare symbol is so large that it probably served to scare away wild animals. On the west side, you can clearly see the uneven geological formations, which I'm sure will delight those who love geological formations. The temple gate evokes a sense of time, and the well-maintained garden, the borrowed scenery, the red carpet, and the shiny black corridor are all picturesque. After walking around the temple, I returned to the main hall, looked at the painting of hell next to the principal image, and prayed again before leaving the temple gate. The head priest was also a gentle speaker, and I would definitely like to visit again. Unfortunately, matcha tea has been suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Original) 近くにあったら 季節ごとに 何度も 行きたくなるような 場所です まずは 御本尊様に手を合わせてから 右手側に 数段降りると こちらで 拝観料と御朱印をお願いします 目に入るのは 黒光りする手入れされた廊下。 その先に 借景となる 眼下に見える 青い空に映える揖斐川と 濃尾平野 お天気にも 恵まれて 目の保養になる景色を 見せてもらいました 建物は ところどころ 虫に食われているのか? 長い年月を 感じさせます 藩主様のお部屋に 行くのに 小さな太鼓橋 風流です 鹿威しは おそらく 本当に 野生動物を追い払う役目が あったのでは ないかと 思うほど 大きさが ありました 西側に はっきりと 地層の段差が わかる 場所もあり 地層好きな方にも 喜んで もらえるのでは ないかと思います 時代を感じさせる山門 手入れをされているお庭と 借景 赤い毛氈 黒光りの廊下 全部 絵になります 一週廻って また本堂に 戻り 御本尊横にある 地獄絵を見て 再度 手を合わせて 山門をでました ご住職様も 穏やかなお話をされる方で ぜひ また 機会を作って お邪魔したいと 思えました お抹茶は 残念ながら コロナ禍以降中止されているとのことでした
(Translated by Google) According to one theory, during the Tenpyo period, Gyoki Bosatsu founded the mountain after witnessing the devastation caused by the unprecedented floods that occurred in the Mino region, where the three rivers of Kiso, Nagara, and Ibi flow. When Yoshiyuki Matsudaira was declared lord of the Mino Takasu domain, it was built as a family temple for the Matsudaira family and named Gyoki-ji. Visited on October 20, 2024. When visiting the shrine, use Google Maps to find that the front road leading to Gyokiji Temple is closed due to a landslide, so you will need to take a private road that is not marked on the map. Please be careful depending on the navigation system. From the downstream direction of the Ibi River, go past the Ueno Kawato traffic light on National Route 258 and turn left at the next turn. Turn right at the first fork and you will be on a private road. The private road feels wider than the front road seen in Street View, but the slope is quite steep, so I had to press the accelerator on the way up and the brakes quite hard on the way down. Some roads are unpaved and in poor condition, so it may be difficult for motorcycles. Parking is free in parking lots 1 to 3, starting from the one closest to the temple. I think it's best to use them differently depending on the situation. The third parking lot is quite a distance on foot. The entrance fee to the cloistered garden is 400 yen. The Sanmon gate and main hall are magnificent, but personally, the highlight is the garden, which takes in the scenery of the Nobi Plain. There was a sense of openness, and there weren't many people visiting, so I was able to relax in the facing rooms and in the sunny hallways. (Original) 一説によれば天平時代に、木曽、長良、揖斐の三川が流れる美濃地方で起こった未曽有の大水害の惨状を目の当たりにした行基菩薩が山を開基。 松平義行公が、美濃高須藩の藩主として封ぜられるにあたり、松平家の菩提寺として建立され行基寺と命名。 2024 年 10 月 20 日に参拝。参拝時にはグーグルマップで行基寺に続く表道は土砂崩れによる通行止めのため、マップ表記のない私道を通ります。ナビによってはご注意を。 揖斐川下流方面からは国道 258 号の上野河戸の信号越えて次を左折、1 本目の分岐を右に曲がれば私道の一本道です。 ストリートビューで見た表道より私道の方が広く感じますが、かなりの急坂のため上りはアクセル、下りはブレーキをかなり強めに踏みっぱなし。路面も一部未舗装や状況が悪いため二輪車では厳しいかもしれません。 駐車場はお寺に近い方から第 1~第 3駐車場 まであり無料。状況によって使い分けるのがいいかと。第 3 駐車場は徒歩ではかなり大変そうな距離ですが。 回廊式庭園の拝観料は 400 円。山門や本堂も立派ですが、個人的な一番な見どころは濃尾平野を借景にした庭園。開放感があり、訪れる人も少なく対面の間や陽の当たる廊下で寛ぐことが出来ました。
(Translated by Google) A beautiful garden that uses a lot of stones and is well-maintained. You can lose track of time with the vast Nobi Plain as a backdrop. (Original) 石が多く使われ、手入れも行き届いた素晴らしい庭園。広々とした濃尾平野を借景に時を忘れて過ごすことができます。
(Translated by Google) It's a place worth making a special trip to. Apparently the temple has a history of 1,300 years. I visited around 3pm on a Saturday, and there were no other visitors; it was just my family. (Original) わざわざ行くべき場所です。 1300年の歴史を持つお寺だそうです。 土曜日の15時頃お邪魔しましたが、他の参拝者なく、家族だけでした。
(Translated by Google) I've been to this area several times because it offers a panoramic view of the Nobi Plain, and I wanted to visit it once. This time, I stopped by after visiting the Bairin Park in Inabe City, and was surprised by the extremely steep slope, but when I arrived, I was able to see the corridor inside the stone wall, which was quite a sight to behold, in silence.I was soothed by the view, and I thought about visiting again. (Original) 濃尾平野を一望できる為こちらの付近には何度か足を運んでおり、一度訪れてみたいと思っていました。今回いなべ市の梅林公園観賞後に立ち寄ったところ半端でない急勾配の坂道に驚きましたが着いた先には見応え十分の石垣境内の回廊も静寂の中観覧、拝観し心癒され再訪を思いました。
国営木曽三川公園 アクアワールド水郷パークセンター
7. 国営木曽三川公園 アクアワールド水郷パークセンター
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Park
Nature & Parks
Picturesque waterside park featuring flowers & a windmill, plus various classes & events.
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Child friendly environment. Very few people in weekdays.
(Translated by Google) 2024.12.15 Go to Kiso Mikawa National Park Aqua World Suigo Park Center. The autumn leaves of the Japanese maple had finished, but it was a nice drive for a change of pace. There was also a reborn Hotta, and I felt the great wisdom of the people of the past. I couldn't stay long because it was cold and the burning had started on the other side of the mountain and the snow clouds were coming in from the other side of the mountain, but the windmill was also nice and I would like to go around Yoshiro Pond next time. Now I have the following fun. There are many benches and tables by the pond, making it perfect for picnics. Free parking available. There are fewer people in the park compared to the number of cars! Apparently there was a craft class inside. I gave it a ★5 because the waterside was very beautiful. (Original) 2024.12.15 国営木曽三川公園アクアワールド水郷パークセンターへ。モミジバフウの紅葉は終わっていましたが、気分転換にいいドライブでした。再生堀田もあり、昔の人の知恵の凄さも感じてきました。向こうのほうで野焼きが始まったのと、山の向こうの雪雲がやってきて寒くて長居はできませんでしたが、風車もすてきで次回は義呂池をぐるっと回りたいです。次の楽しみができました。池のほとりにたくさんベンチとテーブルがあるのでピクニックに最適です。無料駐車場あります。車の数に比べて公園内に人がいない!室内でクラフト教室などがあったそうです。水辺がとてもきれいだったので★5です。
(Translated by Google) This is my first time visiting you. I was surprised at how large the facility was. It was great because I could take my dog ​​for a walk. There are benches installed everywhere, so you can take a break. I think it's a wonderful place with waterfront and lots of trees. When I visited, it was decorated with Halloween decorations and I was able to enjoy it. I would also like to take a moment to visit you. (Original) 初めてお邪魔しました。とても広い施設でびっくりしました。わんちゃんを連れてお散歩もできるのでとても良かったです。ベンチも至る所に設置されていて、休憩もできます。水辺もあり木々も多く素敵な場所だと思います。お邪魔した時はハロウィンの装飾がされていて楽しむことができました。また、ゆっくりお邪魔したいと思います。
(Translated by Google) It was a hidden place. There are not many people, but it is well maintained. It was okay to bring dogs, so I was able to take a leisurely walk (^o^) (Original) 隠れ家的な場所でした。人が少ないですがしっかり整備されています。犬連れもオッケーだったのでのんびり散歩できました (^o^)
(Translated by Google) ◎I saw a wonderful image posted by [Pere @pere_peri_peru_] on Twitter. I really wanted to see the location, so I went. ✧ ଘ(੭ˊωˋ)੭✨ ◉Of course, the image has been edited with impressive techniques, but I was intrigued by its beautiful location. ◎It's located not far from Ochiyobo Inari Shrine, down the street along the Kiso River, and it's quiet and unobtrusive. .*·̩͙The park's name, Aqua, suggests it's surrounded by water and trees, but unfortunately, the water is unusually green, perhaps due to algae? ? ? It's a very quiet and pleasant place, and it's well-maintained, so it's a shame to waste it. Since it's government-run and funded with taxpayer money, there must be a decent amount of funding. If they're going to spend this much money, why not add some Nishikigoi carp? Or purify the algae? ●Are you bureaucrats just being stingy? LOL (Original) ◎Twitterで【ペレー@pere_peri_peru_】さんがUPした画像に素晴らしい画像があり。その画像の場所を是非見たく、行きました。✧ ଘ(੭ˊωˋ)੭✨ ◉もちろん、画像は素晴らしいテクニックで加工されているのですが、その美しい立地に興味を持ったからです。 ◎お千代保稲荷から、木曽川沿いの通りを下れば然程遠くはない距離に目立たずひっそりとありました。 .*·̩͙公園内はアクアという名前らしく水と木々に囲まれていますが、残念なことに水が藻??なのでしょうか異常に緑色…。 とても静かで心地よい場所で、手入れはされているのに勿体ないですね。 国営ということは税金を使われているなら、それなりの資金は有るはず。 ここまでお金を掛けるなら 錦鯉をいれるとか?藻をきれいに浄化するなり? ●お役人さんポッケ無い無いしてませんかぁ~?www
(Translated by Google) The atmosphere is reminiscent of a Dutch water town in many places. However, even taking into account that we went in the scorching heat of Obon, there were few people around and it felt like a hidden gem... However, the building does have an air-conditioned indoor play area, although it is a little old, and there is also an inflatable pool outside. We were able to let the kids splash around, feeling like we were in the garden of a villa facing a private beach (although I'm not sure). There was also a craft class, so the kids were very happy. It could be a little more popular, though. It was a nice place. (Original) 随所に、オランダの水郷みたいな空間。しかし、お盆の炎天下に行ったことを割り引いても、人影はまばらで、漂う穴場感…。 だがしかし、建物内にはやや古さがあるもののエアコンの効いた室内の遊び場もあるし、屋外には無造作にビニールプールも。まるでプライベートビーチに面した別荘の庭のような気分(知らんけど)で子どもをチャプチャプ遊ばすことができた。工作教室もあって、子ども、大満足。 もうちょっと人気あっても良さそうだが。いいとこでした。
Tsukimi no Mori
8. Tsukimi no Mori
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Sights & Landmarks
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(Translated by Google) Visited on 2024/6/9. I learned that this area is famous for hydrangeas, so I went there since it was the perfect time. There's enough content to watch for free. There is a parking lot, but you can also enter from the roadside station (it may be a little difficult to find as it is at the back). After walking uphill for a while, you will arrive at an open plaza. What you will see there is the ``Stairway to the Moon,'' which extends straight into the sky. There are 258 steps, which is quite difficult for those who are not physically active, but if you decide to climb up, you will reach the ``Tsukimi Hiroba''. After a while of looking at the large panoramic view of the Nobi Plain, you will be able to recover from your fatigue. You can also see the skyscrapers of Nagoya in the distance. There were also free binoculars. The view from the open-air bath at the nearby day-trip hot spring called Suisho-no-Yu is spectacular. It was temporarily closed due to the influence of the coronavirus, but the operator changed and reopened on April 9, 2021. (Original) 2024/6/9に訪問。 この界隈では紫陽花の名所と知り、ちょうどいい時期なので行ってきました。無料で見られる内容としては十分です。 駐車場がありますが、道の駅からも入って行けます(裏手なので若干分かり辛いかも)。しばらく道なりに登り坂を歩いて行くと、開けた広場に着きます。 そこで目にするのが、空へ一直線に延びる「月への階段」です。その数258段、運動不足の身には相当きついですが、意を決して登ると「月見広場」に着きます。 濃尾平野を一望できる大パノラマをしばらく見れば、疲労も回復することでしょう。遠くには名古屋の高層ビルも望めます。無料の双眼鏡もありました。 近くの水晶の湯という日帰り温泉は、露天風呂からの眺めが素晴らしいです。コロナの影響で一時閉業していましたが、運営業者が変わって2021年4月9日に再開していました。
(Translated by Google) The ``Nanno Mikan'' from this area is very sweet, so I come here several times a year. On the way back, I discovered the ``Tsukimi no Mori'' and spent an hour strolling through it. The view from the observatory was spectacular and moving. There was a nearby Suisho-no-Yu and a gateball field, and it was impressive to see local elderly people actively engaged in activities. (Original) この地域の「南濃みかん」はとても甘く、年に数回訪れます。 その帰り道「月見の森」を発見し1時間かけて散策させて頂きました。展望台から観る景色は壮観んで感動しました 隣接する「水晶の湯」や「ゲートボール場」などがあり、地元の老人らが活発に活動されている様子が印象的でした。
(Translated by Google) I went to see the hydrangeas. My companion said it was difficult for him to walk up the slopes and stairs, so we took the shuttle bus up to the hot springs and enjoyed the hydrangeas on the way down. It was a little early, but I was satisfied to be able to see various kinds of well-maintained hydrangeas. I recommend it! (Original) あじさいを見に伺いました。同行者が坂と階段を歩くのが大変との事で、登りはシャトルバスで温泉まで上がり、下りながらあじさいを楽しみました。少し早かったですが、しっかり手入れされたいろんな種類のあじさいを見ることが出来て満足しました。おすすめですよ!
(Translated by Google) 2024 May 30th I came to see the hydrangeas. But yet? It is 70% bloomed. Aren't there different types? I think it's a good place to watch it for free 😊 The place where you can see it is the flower garden in the photo and the arrow ➡️. Hydrangeas can be seen on both sides of the bus route to ♨️Suisho no Yu♨️. Would it be prettier if it bloomed more? ? I would like to check it out. oh yeah! ️Additional information It seems that a bear was captured near Niwatayama nearby about a week before this post! ! Is it the evening 🌆 early morning 🌅 when bears are most active? Be careful of ⚠️ (Original) 2024 5/30日 紫陽花を見にきました。 でもまだ?70%の咲き具合です。いろんな種類はありませんが?タダで観れるとこではいい場所だと思います😊 観れる場所は、写真の花畑の所と矢印➡️までの ♨️水晶の湯♨️までのバスの通行路には両脇に紫陽花が見られます。 もっと咲いたらキレイかどうか??確認してみたいと思います。 そうそう‼️追記事項です この投稿の一週間前ぐらいに近隣の庭田山付近で熊が捕獲されたそうです!!くれぐれも夕方🌆早朝🌅のクマの活動が活発な時間帯?にはご注意を⚠️
(Translated by Google) I recommend taking the bus to the hot springs and getting off while looking at the hydrangeas on the way back. There were fewer hydrangeas than I expected. 2025/6/29 I walked the whole way because I had my dog ​​with me, but it was quite hard. (Original) 温泉までのバスを使って行き、帰りにあじさいをみながら降りるのがおすすめです。思ったよりあじさいが少ないイメージでした。2025/6/29 犬連れでしたので全て歩きましたがかなりハードでした。
(Translated by Google) I went there for the azasai festival. I usually only go to the hot springs halfway up the hill, but for the first time I took the stairs to the top of the park. When you go up the long stairs, there is a small plaza, and the view from there was very nice. I could even see the skyscrapers of Nagoya Station in the distance. However...I think it's tough for people who don't have strong legs. You can reach the hot springs in about 10 minutes by walking down the road from the top plaza. (Original) あざさい祭りで行きました。いつもは中腹にある温泉しか行かないけど、初めて階段を使って公園のてっぺんまで。長い長い階段を登って行くと、ちょっとした広場があって、そこからの景色はとっても良かったけど。遠く名古屋駅の高層ビル群も見えましたよ。但し…健脚でない人にはきついと思います。てっぺんの広場から下り道を歩いて10分ほどで温泉に行けます。
(Translated by Google) Weekday visit in March 2023. I wanted to climb a mountain so I took my mother’s car 🚐⛰️ It was cold in the morning, but once the sun came up it was quite warm 😃 There is a big difference in temperature, so I have to adjust my clothes, but I can already hear the footsteps of spring in Oita🌸 I parked at a nearby roadside station first thing in the morning 🅿️ There is a large gravel parking lot in front of the trailhead, so it would be better to use that. The mountain trail is well maintained and the distance is just right for families and tourists alike. (If you're going mountain climbing, you'll feel like you're missing something) This time it was quite hazy due to the influence of yellow sand and pollen...😅 The visibility was such that I could barely see the buildings in Nagoya 🏙️ There was a free telescope at the top of the stairs in the square 👀!! ️ It works well, so if you are interested, please come by 👍️ (Original) 2023年3月の平日訪問。 登山したくて母の車をかりて行きました🚐⛰️ 朝は寒かったけど、太陽が登ってきたらかなり暖かでした😃 寒暖差が大きいので服装の調節はいりますが、大分春の足音が聞こえてきました🌸 筆者は朝一に近くの道の駅に駐車しました🅿️ 登山口前に砂利の広めな駐車場があるのでそちらをご利用した方が良い&良かったですね😅 登山道は整備されており、ファミリーや観光客でちょっと行くにはちょうど良い距離ですね✨ (登山で行くのならばもの足りなく感じる) 今回は黄砂&花粉の影響でかなり霞んでいました...😅 名古屋のビルが辛うじて見える程度の視界でした🏙️ 広場の階段最上階には無料の望遠鏡があった👀‼️ ちゃんと使えてので興味のあるかたは是非👍️
(Translated by Google) I parked my car at the joint parking lot of Tsukimi no Mori and Onsen, and started climbing from the trailhead right next to there. The sign warning of bears was scary, but I brought a bear bell and there were quite a few people walking around so it was okay. The atmosphere of the forest is wonderful, and it's a great place to enjoy a leisurely hike without any difficult climbs (except for the stairs). The view from the observation deck is wonderful, but the scenery along the way is also nice. (Original) 月見の森と温泉の共同駐車場に車を停めさせてもらい、そこからすぐの登山口から登り始めました。 熊出没注意の看板が怖かったが、熊鈴を持っていったし、歩いている人もそこそこいて大丈夫でした。森の雰囲気は素晴らしく、キツイ登りもなく(階段は除く)のんびりとハイキングを楽しめるいいところです。 展望台の景色も素晴らしいですが、途中の風景もいいです。
Hirata Park
9. Hirata Park
3.7
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Memorial park
Nature & Parks
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Simple and amazing place. Is good for play with kids. Have golf space too.
(Translated by Google) This is a park in Gifu Prefecture. Please note that the parking lot closes at 5pm. The main playground equipment is a large roller slide that is very interesting. At the management office, we recommend that you rent mats for the roller slide for 30 minutes at a time. The top of the roller slide offers a panoramic view of the plains, and according to the management office, this is a filming location in the plains where Buratamori was filmed. There is also play equipment for children. The dome-shaped zone was a court of some kind, but there was no net. Swallows are building nests here, so you need to be careful about droppings. There is also putter golf (for a fee), which I think is a good activity for adults. There is a livestock farm to the southeast where they raise cows, so the smell of horse manure sometimes wafts in the wind. Ideal for playing for 30 minutes to 1 hour. (Original) 岐阜県にある公園です。 駐車場は17時にて閉まるので注意が必要です。 メイン遊具はローラー滑り台が大きく面白いです。管理事務所にて、ローラー滑り台専用のマットが1回30分にてレンタルサービスがあり、使用して滑るのがオススメです。 ローラー滑り台の最上部は平野が一望でき、管理事務所の方曰く、ブラタモリで撮影された平野のロケ地との事です。 また、子供向け遊具もあります。ドーム型ゾーンは何かのコートになっていますが、ネットははられていませんでした。ツバメが巣を作っているので糞害に注意が必要です。 パターゴルフ(有料)もあり、大人向けアクティビティには良いど思います。 南東に家畜農家があり、牛の飼育をされてるので、馬糞の臭いが時折風で流れてきます。 30分〜1時間程度遊ぶのに最適です。
(Translated by Google) After visiting Ochiyoho Inari Shrine, I went to see the cherry blossoms. Although it was a weekday, there were almost no people and it was a little-known place! ! (Original) お千代保稲荷神社参拝の後、桜の花見に来ました。 平日でしたが、ほとんど人いないし、かなり穴場です!!
(Translated by Google) With a very long roller slide, a dome-shaped multipurpose space where you can play even in the rain, and putter golf, it is a recommended place for families with children up to elementary school age. There is also the famous Chiyoho Inari nearby. You can also enjoy the festival atmosphere by shopping. i (o^^o) (Original) すごーく長いローラー滑り台と、雨でも遊べるドーム型の多目的なスペースやパターゴルフ等があり小学生くらいまでの子供連れには、お奨めの場所です。 近くには有名なお千代保稲荷もあり、 買い物等お祭り気分も楽しめますよ i (o^^o)
(Translated by Google) There is also play equipment for small children, including a super long roller slide, a small mountain with a tunnel, and a basketball court. The roller slide is not very slippery, but you can borrow mats for free for 30 minutes. There are plenty of parking lots, vending machines, and toilets. Close to Ochobo Inari. (Original) 小さい子用の遊具もあり、超ロングローラー滑り台や、トンネルもある小さな山、バスケットのできるコートなど、色々遊び場が充実している。ローラー滑り台の滑りは悪いけれど、マットは30分無料貸し出ししてくれる。駐車場はたくさんあり、自販機、トイレもある。おちょぼ稲荷から近い。
(Translated by Google) A spot where you can enjoy a relatively leisurely view of the beautiful rows of cherry blossom trees. It is safe to say that it is still a hidden gem. (Original) 美しい桜並木を比較的のんびりと見ることが出来るスポット。 まだ穴場と言って差し支えない。
(Translated by Google) My child brought me here, so I brought my child here too. Unfortunately, the roller slide was no longer in use. (Original) 子供の頃連れてきてもらったので 自分も子供を連れてきました 残念ながらローラー滑り台は使用出来なくなっていました...
(Translated by Google) It is a great shame that the roller slide, which was the main attraction of Hirata Park, is no longer usable due to its age. (Original) 平田公園最大の目玉だったローラーすべり台が老朽化により使えなくなってしまったのが、とても残念です。
Strawberry Picking Washino plantation
10. Strawberry Picking Washino plantation
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Farm
Sights & Landmarks
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(Translated by Google) I was very satisfied! There was a nice smell of strawberries coming from the entrance of the house, and when I tried it, it was sweet and juicy, and it was delicious even without condensed milk. The person who helped me had a nice smile and was very kind and told me what kind of strawberries were best to eat. Also, since I came in late April, it was a very pleasant place with a view of the wheat fields and mountains all around. There was a comment about the telephone response in the reviews, but when I met him in person, he was a young and pleasant person. Thank you very much. (Original) 大満足でした! ハウスの入り口からいちごのいい香りがして、食べてみたら甘くてみずみずしくて練乳がなくてもおいしかったです♪ 対応してくれた方は 素敵な笑顔な方で、どんないちごが食べ頃なのか教えてくれたり親切にしてくださいました。 又、来たのが4月下旬なので周辺のロケーションが一面 麦畑と山が見えてとても気持ちいい場所でした♪ クチコミで 電話の対応についてコメントがありましたが 実際にお会いましたが若い方で感じのいい方でした♪ありがとうございました。
(Translated by Google) I've been coming here for two years in a row, and the strawberries are sweeter and more delicious than anywhere else! I'm going to visit again next year🚶‍♂️‍➡️The father here is also smiling and talking a lot, so I want to go again👍👍 (Original) 2年連続で来てますがどこのいちごより甘くて美味しい!来年もまた遊びに行きます🚶‍♂️‍➡️ここのお父さんも笑顔でよく話してくれるのでまた行きたくなりますよ👍👍
(Translated by Google) I visited Washino Farm for the first time on Children's Day on Monday, May 5, 2025. When I parked in the parking lot and headed to the house, I was fascinated by the irrigation canal where turtles and otters were swimming. It was so cute and the kids had so much fun. In front of the house (even though it's outside the house) you can smell the sweet smell of strawberries! My family was very excited about it! Expectations are MAX! When I saw a figure, I said out loud, ``Hello!'' and a nice guy with a smile came out and showed me around. *Why are you so unfriendly when making reservations over the phone? lol ``All you can eat for 30 minutes up to that end of this line, and I'll call out to you when you're finished.'' The 30-minute match has started! Red, plump strawberries. Strawberries with their stems curling back and insisting that they are ready to eat. The strawberries have been exposed to so much sun that even the seeds have turned bright red. The strawberries are a little cool in the shade. When I ate... As everyone else says. Naturally, there is no condensed milk. And you don't need it! (This was the sweetest strawberry picking I've ever experienced) Maybe it's because it's not hydroponics? I felt that they were being grown in an optimal environment with good soil and good fertilizer. There were still a lot of strawberries, so how long will the season last? Although I still have some doubts, I would like to visit again with my family next year. I definitely want to bring my adolescent son with me next year! (Original) 2025年5月5日(月)子供の日に鷲野農園さんへ初めて伺いました。 駐車場へ停めてハウスへ向かうと、用水路がありカメやカワウソが泳いでいて目が釘付けとなりました。とても可愛くて子供達もはしゃぎまくりでした。 ハウス前では(ハウスの外なのに)いちごの甘い香りが!それには家族も大興奮!期待MAX! 人影が見えたので大きな声で「こんにちはー!」っと声をかけたところ、笑顔の素敵なおじ様が出てきて案内をしてくれました。※電話予約時は無愛想なのは何故?笑 「この列のあそこまで、30分食べ放題、終了時に声かけます。」 30分1本勝負がスタート! 赤いまるまると太ったイチゴ達。 ヘタが反り返って、食べ頃だと主張してくるイチゴ達。 太陽を沢山浴びて種まで真っ赤にらなったイチゴ達。 日陰で少し冷んやりしたイチゴ達。 食べましたところ… 他の皆さんが言うように。 当然のように練乳は有りません。 そして要りません!(自身が経験したイチゴ狩りでは過去最高に甘かったです) 水耕栽培では無いからかな?良い土、良い肥料で最適な環境で育てられてるんだろうと感じました。 まだまだイチゴ達は沢山有りましたので、シーズンはいつまで?と疑問は残りましたが、また来年家族で伺いたいと思います。 来年は思春期の息子も必ず引きずってでも連れて行きたいと思います!
(Translated by Google) I made a reservation for 11:00 a.m. on a weekday, and although I arrived 30 minutes early, the kind man was kind and courteous and allowed me to pick strawberries early! The variety is Akihime and I have eaten a lot of large bright red strawberries! 2200 yen per person with a 30 minute time limit is a good value. I want to go again! (Original) 平日の午前11:00に予約をして伺いましたが、30分早く着きましたが優しいおじちゃんが親切丁寧に対応していただき早めのいちご狩りをさせてもらいましたよ! 品種は章姫で大粒の真っ赤ないちごを沢山食べてきましたよ! 30分の時間制限で一人2200円はお値打ちです 又、行きたいですよぉ!
(Translated by Google) Visited on a weekday in mid-April. Even though the strawberry season was almost over, there were a lot of pretty sized strawberries bearing fruit. There's no need to look around for delicious-looking fruits; you can just reach for them and eat as much as you want. On this day, it was 2,500 yen for 30 minutes, but I don't know if the entrance fee varies depending on the season like other strawberry picking events. If there is no difference, I think the fruit will be larger and the taste will be even better in January and February. It seemed okay to park the car next to the house, but there is also a large parking lot a little further away. I'm confused because the lines aren't drawn (lol) Unlike other strawberry picking events, there is no reception, toilet, or shop. The entrance was on the west side of the house, but it was very difficult to find. Where is the entrance? As I was wandering around, a friendly old man called out to me from inside the house. There was no particular explanation or warning, and we were just given a plastic container to put the stems in. After 30 minutes, the old man told us, ``It's almost over.'' The fee was paid in cash. It's a bit sketchy, so it's not suitable for people who are concerned about details. The passageways inside the house are narrow and uneven, so it seems impossible to use a stroller. (Original) 4月の中旬の平日に訪問。いちごのシーズンはそろそろ終わりなのに、かなりの大きさのいちごがたくさん実を付けていました。美味しそうな実をあちこち探し回る必要もなく、手を伸ばせばまさに食べ放題。 この日は30分2,500円でしたが、他のいちご狩りのように時期によって入園料が違うのかは分かりません。違わないのであれば1月〜2月が実も大きく味も更に良いのではと思います。 クルマはハウスの横に停めても大丈夫のようでしたが、少し離れた場所にも大きな駐車場があります。線が引かれてないので戸惑いますが(笑) 他のいちご狩りのような受付とかトイレとか売店はありません。入口はハウスの西寄りにありましたがとても分かりにくいです。入口どこやろー? とウロウロしてたらハウスの中からフレンドリーなおっちゃんが声を掛けてくれました。 特に説明や注意もなく、ヘタを入れるプラ容器を渡されただけでスタート(笑) 30分経つとおっちゃんが「そろそろ終わりでーす」と教えてくれます。料金は現金後払いでした。 いろいろ大ざっぱなので、細かいとこが気になる人には向いてませんね。ハウス内の通路が狭め&平らではないので、ベビーカーは無理そうです。
(Translated by Google) I used it on a public holiday yesterday. I called in the morning of the day and made a reservation for lunch, but I couldn't make a reservation anywhere else, so they were very helpful, but there was no information on the website, so I was honestly worried. There wasn't a big sign either, so I called to confirm when I got to the parking lot. I was told that I was in the second row of the plastic greenhouse with the strawberry picking flag, and as soon as I entered, I was disinfected and allowed to eat. The strawberries were very large and all of them were sweet and delicious✨❗️ The kids were really happy because they weren't able to go strawberry picking because of the coronavirus. Pay when you finish eating and leave. (It was 2000 yen for adults and 1200 yen for children.) He was a kind man with a wonderful smile and was very kind to the children. At the roadside station on my way home, I saw strawberries from this strawberry farm being sold (they weren't sold in plastic greenhouses), but they also sold for 2,000 yen per pack, so it was much cheaper to eat them while picking strawberries. I thought it was a good deal. I wanted some strawberries for my family, so I bought some strawberries (5.6 pieces) for about 300 yen, and they were very popular❗️ I can't even eat strawberries from the supermarket anymore. It was very delicious, so I will definitely go back to eat it again (*^_^*)✨ (Original) 昨日の祝日に利用させてもらいました。 当日の朝の電話でお昼の時間に予約しましたが、どこも予約出来なかったのですごく助かりましたが、サイトにも情報が無く、正直不安でした💦 大きな看板も無かったので、駐車場に着いて電話で確認。 『いちご狩りの旗があるビニールハウスの2列目』と教えてもらい、入ったら直ぐに消毒をして食べさせてもらえました。 とても大きな苺で、どれも甘くて美味しかったです✨❗️ コロナで中々いちご狩り行けなかったので子供たちが凄く喜んでくれました。 支払いは食べ終わって帰る時に。 (大人2000円、幼児1200円でした。) とても笑顔が素敵な優しいおじさんで、子供達に凄く優しく接してくれました〜。 帰りの道の駅に、こちらのいちご農園のいちごが売られてましたが(ビニールハウスでは売ってませんでした)1パック2000円するのも売られてて、いちご狩りで食べる方がとてもお得だと思いました。 家族に少しいちごが欲しかったので、300円程のいちご(5.6個入)を購入しましたが、とても好評でした❗️ もうスーパーのいちごが食べれなくなるくらいです。 とても美味しかったので、またぜひ食べに行きます(*^_^*)✨
(Translated by Google) It was a very delicious strawberry. He seems to be busy answering the phone as he is in charge of picking strawberries by himself, but I could sense his love for strawberries and his kind desire to feed the children delicious strawberries. Perhaps because it was February, it was my first time to go strawberry picking with such large strawberries. However, it seems that people with bad manners are having trouble applying. (Perhaps a group of foreigners who could not speak Japanese had made a reservation on behalf of a Japanese person, and on the day they were having trouble understanding the explanation.) I want this strawberry farm to continue for a long time, so I'm writing this review because I want it to become popular as a sign of support, but I'm also worried that it's so popular that I can't get reservations. Uncle, I hope you stay healthy and continue picking strawberries! (Original) すごく美味しいイチゴでした。 おじさん1人でいちご狩りを切り盛りされているので電話対応もお忙しそうですが、いちごへの愛情と、子どもたちへ美味しいいちごを食べさせたいという優しい想いを感じました。 2月という時期もあるのか、こんな大きなイチゴでのいちご狩りは初めてでした。 ただ、マナーの悪い方のお申し込みにはお困りの様でした。(日本語の話せない外人さん団体が日本人が代理で予約したのか、当日、説明が通じなくて困っていたようでした) このいちご農園が長く続いて欲しいので、応援の意味で人気が出て欲しい半面、人気すぎて予約が取れなくなるのも悩ましいと思いながら口コミを書いています。 おじさん、これからもお元気でいちご狩り続けて頂きたいです!
(Translated by Google) "I love children, so I want to feed them delicious and safe strawberries." Everything was packed into this word. I think this is a spot that will appeal to those who enjoy the richness of the ingredients on a regular basis. Last time (2/12), I enjoyed the soft strawberries that the farmer described as "strawberries like peaches" and probably the sweetest of the season. I'm worried that the temperature will rise a little and the strawberries will look like strawberries, so if I can make a reservation, I'd like to visit them again this month. Last time, I bought 2 packs of strawberries as a souvenir, which was an unexpected big expense, but I'm looking forward to next time. ~~~ Experience story (sorry it's long) ~~~ I suddenly decided to look for a strawberry picking spot, but I couldn't find one anywhere near Nagoya City. I couldn't give up, so I called Washino Farm, and they made a reservation, so I went there, which took about an hour each way. In the end, it was a very correct answer. As you can see in the photo, there were lots of ripe strawberries, so you can't go wrong. Also, interestingly, even the slightly white strawberries are sweet enough. My son (2 years old)'s delicious food sensor reacted perfectly, and I think he easily ate more than 20 pieces (my wife ate 60 and I ate 50). Luckily, I was able to talk to the farmers about various things after the event. ・Since the fruit is made up of 90% water, it grows in alkaline ionized water. ・Use of very high quality and expensive fertilizers From the above alone, I can tell that they want to deliver good strawberries. It may sound like an afterthought, but my wife and I both felt as we ate it that it must have been made with care. In a sense, thanks to the disappointing reviews, I was able to make a reservation on the same day, and I was able to enjoy strawberry picking with few other customers. (I wonder who you are?) I wanted more people to enjoy strawberry picking here, so I apologize for the long post. (Original) 「子どもが好きだから、美味しく安全な苺を子どもたちに食べさせたい。」 この言葉に全てが詰まっていました。普段から素材の滋味を大切に楽しんでいる方には刺さるスポットだと思います。 前回(2/12)は農家さんが「桃のような苺」と表現なさったように、柔らかく、多分シーズン通して一番甘い苺を楽しみました。「これから少し気温が上がって、苺らしい苺になる」というのが気になったので、予約が取れたら今月もお邪魔したいと思っています。 前回は更にお土産の苺を2パック買って、思わぬ大出費となりましたが笑、次回も楽しみです。 〜〜〜体験談(長くてすみません)〜〜〜 ふと思い立っていちご狩りスポットを探したものの、名古屋市近辺では見つけられず。どうも諦めきれずに見つけた鷲野農園さんに電話してみたら予約が取れたので片道1時間弱かけて行ってきました。結果的に大正解でした。 写真の通りの完熟いちごがたくさん実っていて、ハズレなし。また、面白いことにまだ少し白い苺でも十分甘い。 息子(2歳♂)の美味いもんセンサーも見事に反応し、軽く20個以上は食べていたと思います(妻60個、私は50個でした) 。 ラッキーなことに終わった後農家さんから色々お話を伺えました。 ・水分が9割を占める果物だから、アルカリイオン水で生育 ・非常に質の高く高価な肥料を使用 以上のことだけからでも、良い苺を届けたいということが伝わってきました。 後付けに聞こえてしまいますが、妻も私も食べながら丁寧に作ったんだろうな、と感じました。ある意味、心ないレビューのおかげで当日予約ができて、他のお客さんも少ない中でいちご狩りを楽しめました。(お前誰だよって感じですが)ここでのいちご狩りをもっとたくさんの方に楽しんで欲しいなあと思い、長文投稿失礼させていただきました。
Kaizushi City Swimming Pool
11. Kaizushi City Swimming Pool
3.9
(55)
Public swimming pool
Fun & Games
Slide 1 of 8
(Translated by Google) Kaizu City's only public heated pool + gym equipment. There are no major complaints other than the inconvenient location for transportation. On Saturdays and Sundays in the afternoon, there are 8 lanes and a children's pool, one of the largest in the area, and it's very empty, so it's recommended for competitive swimming. Depending on the time, the lanes are often empty and you can swim freely for private use. During the day, there are only about 10 people there. The price is low and coin lockers are free, which is very helpful. Of course, there is also gym equipment, so there are people using it other than the pool. It is a comfortable environment with very good facilities and environment. Transportation is mainly by car or motorcycle, but there are buses radiating from Kaizu City Hall that connect to various places. It is connected to major transportation lines such as Yoro Railway Komano Station, Ishizu Station, Ogaki Station, Gifu-Hashima Station, and Tsushima Station. You can also go to Nagoya by Meitetsu from Tsushima Station. There are very few buses running at night, so be careful on your way home from work. I don't recommend it if you use a bicycle, but by cycle train. You can do double exercise at a distance of 23 minutes from Komano Station and 35 minutes from Ishizu Station on the Yoro Railway. It takes 55 minutes by bicycle to Don Quijote in the south of Ogaki City, so it's possible and fun to travel to Ogaki City if you try hard. There is a 7-Eleven and Sugi Drug near Kaizu City Hall where you can buy food and drinks. Be careful of heat stroke on summer days. The downsides are that it's humid so slippers are slippery and the aisles are slippery. The scales are outside the changing room, so I can't measure them. I submitted an improvement request, so I hope it gets better. There are also no family visitors due to the lack of entertainment facilities for children. Facilities such as jacuzzis are not built because they conflict with Kaizu Onsen, so there are few elderly customers. It was destined to become a center of competitive swimmers and have fewer customers. We're thankful for that. It is not open in the morning, which is popular among family customers, and there is no rest area, making it difficult for male and female family customers to gather together. Although Kaizu Onsen has lost many customers, it is perfect for competitive swimming. It's a wonderful environment. Especially recommended for people who can create their own plus one. (Original) 海津市の唯一の市民温水プール+ジム設備です。 交通で不便な位置にある事を除けば大きな不満点は無いです。 土日は午後からで地域最大クラスの8レーン+子供用プールがあり、非常に空いていますので競泳にはオススメ。 時間によってはレーンは空いている事多く貸し切りで自由に泳げます。日中は10人前後しかいません。 値段も安く、コインロッカー無料なので大変助かります。 もちろんジム設備もあるので、プール以外の使用者もいます。 非常に設備、環境が恵まれた快適な環境です。 交通は主に車かバイクですが、海津市役所を中心にバスが放射状に各地へつながっています。 養老鉄道 駒野駅、石津駅、大垣駅、岐阜羽島駅、津島駅と主要交通路線に接続されています。津島駅から名鉄で名古屋にもいけます。 夜間のバスが極端に少ないので仕事帰りには注意。 自転車であればお薦めしませんがサイクルトレインで 養老鉄道の駒野駅から23分、石津駅から35分の距離で2重に運動出来ます。 大垣市南のドン・キホーテまで自転車で55分なので頑張れば大垣市内まで移動は可能で楽しいです。 周囲には海津市役所付近にセブンイレブンとスギドラッグがあり飲食物は買えます。夏日は熱中症に注意。 欠点としては湿気が多くスリッパなどがヌルヌルしている所と通路が滑りやすい所。体重計が更衣室の外にあるので測定できない点など。 改善要求は出したので良くなると良いです。 他には子供向け娯楽設備が無いことで家族客がいない、 ジャグジーなどの設備は海津温泉とバッティングするので作られず老人客が少ない。 競泳客中心になり顧客が少なくなる運命に。我々にはありがたいですけど。 家族客に人気の午前中営業が無く、休憩スペースが無いので男女家族客が集まりにくい環境。 海津温泉に客を奪われてますが競泳には最適。素晴らしい環境です。 自分でさらにプラスワンを作り出せる人に特にお薦め。
(Translated by Google) Kato diesel locomotive It is displayed between the pool and the ethnic museum. Although it is open-air, it is kept in a beautiful condition. The old font of the prefecture's characters tells the story of its history. (Original) 加藤ディーゼル機関車  プールと民族資料館の間に展示してあります。露天ですが、綺麗な状態を保っています。県の字の旧字体が歴史を物語ってます。
(Translated by Google) I learned that the outdoor pool and slider are also open during the summer vacation period. It's open until 9pm, so arrive before 7pm. Due to the influence of the coronavirus, there was a two-hour system and a limit on the number of people. We entered between 19:00 and 21:00. The indoor pool was empty during this time, so we were free to swim and play. However, since my daughter and I are both very particular about cleanliness, there were a few things we were concerned about, so I gave it 2 stars. Some of the staff members were friendly and talked to me a lot, which made me feel at ease. thank you very much! The outdoor pool and slides are open until 6pm. disappointing…. (Original) 夏休み期間は、屋外プールとスライダーも営業していると知り伺いました。 21時まで営業しているので、19時前に到着。コロナの影響で2時間制で人数制限もしてました。私達は、19時〜21時枠での入場でした。室内プールは、この時間帯は、空いていたので、泳いだり、遊んだり自由に楽しめました。ただ、私と娘は潔癖気味なので、気になる点がいくつかあり、星2つとさせてもらいました。係員さんは、気さくな方もいらっしゃって、沢山声をかけてくださり和みました。 ありがとうございました! 屋外プールとスライダーは、18時迄でした。残念…。
(Translated by Google) With indoor pools across the board closed, indoor pools for exercise from home have become far away, and people are no longer able to visit them. In the past, it used to be open in the morning, and it was very convenient, but due to the coronavirus, it started at 1:00 p.m., and it's still the same. The doctor told me that I should try walking around the pool, but I didn't have time in the afternoon, and my local nursing home was closed. Every day, even if I want to go to the pool, I just can't. It's a shame because I can attend if I recover in the morning. . . I loved the facilities here! ! (Original) 軒並み、室内プールが閉鎖される中、自宅からの運動のための室内プールが遠くなり、足が遠のいています。ここも昔はあさ、午前からやっていて使い勝手よかったですが、コロナを機に13時からになってしまい、いまもそのままなんですね。 医者からプール歩行したらよいと言われたが、午後は時間もない、近場、養老も閉鎖。プールしたくても、中々できずにおる毎日です。午前復活すれば通えるから残念。。。ここの施設は大好きでした!!
(Translated by Google) The facilities are old, but the reception staff and lifeguards are all nice, so you can use them comfortably and with peace of mind. (Original) 施設は古いけど、受付職員さんも監視員さんも皆良い方達で安心して気持ち良く利用出来ます。
(Translated by Google) <Used on Sundays in July 2024> Since it's summer vacation, I went looking for a pool with a slider! I didn't know much about the pool because I was not allowed to take photos of it, so I went there as a challenge, but the only outdoor pool I found was a shallow gourd-shaped pool suitable for infants in diapers and younger elementary school students. (There are two depth levels. The deeper one is 60-70cm deep and is about the size of an adult's thigh.) If you wanted to play in a deeper pool, you could go to the indoor pool, so everyone was going back and forth. In that case, you'll need a swimming hat for the indoor pool, so it might be a good idea to bring your own. Since my house was meant to be outdoors, I only had access to a shallow pool, and I learned a lot (^_^;) There is only one slide, but it was empty so there were only a few people lined up and we were able to slide right away. It doesn't have much speed, so it's a little unsatisfactory, but to put it bluntly, it's safe (^^) Height is 120 cm or more. The path from the changing room to the outdoor pool is long and there are a lot of stairs, but the lockers are free (coin-return system), it's not crowded, and the lifeguards are more experienced men than young men, so I felt like I was being watched rather than watched over, and I was able to relax and play (^^)♪ Although we only stayed for about 2 hours, it turned out to be a fun summer day. Thank you very much♪ (Original) 〈2024年7月の日曜日に利用〉 夏休みということで、スライダーのあるプールを探して行ってきました! プールは写真NGのため前情報が少なく、チャレンジで行ってみたのですが、屋外プールはおむつの外れた幼児〜小学校低学年向けの浅めのひょうたん型プールのみでした。(深さは2段階あり。深い方で水深60~70㎝で大人の太腿くらい。) もっと深いプールで遊びたいなら屋内プール、という感じで、みんな行ったり来たりしていました。その場合、屋内プールはスイミング用の帽子が必要なので、持っていくのが良さそうです。わが家は屋外一択のつもりだったので、浅いプールしか入れず、学びました(^_^;) スライダーは1基だけですが、空いているので並んでも数人で、すぐ滑れました。スピードはあまり出ないので、物足りなくもありますが、よく言えば安全です(^^) 身長120㎝〜です。 更衣室から屋外プールまでの道のりが遠く、階段多いですが、ロッカーは無料(コインリターン式)、混雑もなく、監視員の方も若いお兄さんよりベテランのおじさん方が多く、見張られてるというより見守られてる感じで、のんびり遊べました(^^)♪ 2時間程度の滞在でしたが、楽しい夏の1日になりました。ありがとうございました♪
(Translated by Google) I used it on a Sunday afternoon. Underwater walking, children's lane, swimsuit A mullein is provided. The lanes are rarely crowded and you can swim at your own pace. can. There is also a gym space where you can do machine training, bike riding, and running. I highly recommend coming. (Original) 日曜日の午後、利用しました。 水中歩行、子どもレーン、スイ ムレーンが設けられています。 レーンは、混み合うことは少なく、自分のペースで泳ぐことが できます。 ジムスペースもあり、マシントレ、バイク、ランニングもで きておすすめです。
(Translated by Google) This place is open from morning during summer vacation, and from noon at other times. It's an indoor pool so I'm happy to be able to swim even in winter 😆 In the summer, there is also a slide, but adults...don't. Probably not (lol) Shower available, hair dryer available for girls (free of charge), lockers available for 100 yen back. There's no play equipment, but if you want to practice swimming, it's ok. (Original) ここは夏休みの間は 午前中から営業していて それ以外は 昼から やってます 室内プールなので 冬も泳ぐことができて 嬉しい😆 夏は 滑り台もできます 大人は…してない 多分ダメでしょう(笑) シャワー有 女子はドライヤー有(無料)ロッカーは 100円戻ってくるやつ 遊具的なのはないけど 泳ぐ練習したいひとは オッケーです
Oike Shrine
12. Oike Shrine
3.3
(8)
Shinto shrine
Nature & Parks
Slide 1 of 4
(Translated by Google) It is said to be a shrine dedicated to the dragon god, and there was a white snake in the water basin on the side of the main shrine. The reason why the first torii gate is pure white probably comes from the white snake. Also, the reason why there are no guardian dogs is because they are not compatible with Ryujin. There is no worship hall in front of the main shrine, but a distant worship hall stands on the opposite bank across the large pond. (Original) 竜神を祀る神社だそうで本殿側手水鉢には白蛇がいらっしゃいました。一の鳥居が真っ白なのも白蛇由来なのでしょう。また狛犬がいないのは竜神との相性が悪いからとのこと。本殿前に拝殿はなく遥拝型拝殿が大池を挟んで対岸に建っています。
(Translated by Google) It can be seen from the east embankment of the Nagara River. When I was a child, I was taught that there was a large white snake in the pond. It feels like it's been cleaned properly. Is it a fishing pond? (Original) 長良川東堤防から見える。 池の中に大きな白蛇がいると子供の頃教えられた。 きちんと綺麗にされている感じがします。 釣り堀なのかな?
(Translated by Google) Fireworks are every year on August 10th After the Bon dance From around 8:30am start! (Original) 花火は 毎年 8月10日で 盆踊り終わり後 8時半頃からの スタート‼
(Translated by Google) Taken on 23/3/29 (Original) 23/3/29撮影
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