An interesting privately maintained garden by a confectionary house that has little wooden huts that have a display of artworks. It also has a nice clear stream at its back which is very calming. Coffee, tea and some biscuits are offered at some of the huts as refreshment and generally great for taking a break. As you are exiting, there's a nice gift shop to pick up some tasty treats.

A botanical park and mini art museum. Estimate an hour to visit all the art galleries scattered in the park. The confectionary shop Rokkatei features six local flowers which are featured as the wrapping paper can be seen there (depends on the seasons) Entrance fee applies for the park, not for the cafe. There was self-serviced free coffee and a cookie at one of the galleries (No.3)

Quiet thoughtfully curated art in the wild. Def worth the time. They also offer umbrellas onsite during rain seasons.

Fascinating museum spread across several huts within a forest.

Absolutely worth the trip, had a wonderful morning here. The outdoor spaces are beautiful and I very much enjoyed the exhibitions. As well as the original Rokkatei artwork / the wallpaper room, there are a number of indoor exhibitions showcasing some beautiful artwork mostly of Hokkaido landscapes.

It is the exhibitions that stand out instead of the landscape itself in my view. The restaurant is worth a visit for a relaxing afternoon tea. Overall a good check point only if you have a few days around here.

Very nice garden and galleries. The cafe there is great too.

One stop shop for lunch, snack, souvenirs, ice cream, eggs and fresh veggies.

Very nice Resting stop. We took the bus to here and rent the bike for Rokkatei. High quality restroom. Lots of shop and small restaurant.

The 小肉skewer ¥90 was delicious. So is the fried chicken don..¥700. I thought twice about staying overnight there coz of that 5G tower just across the road..

Best place to take a short break after drive

Good

Good for a rest

Great place

(Translated by Google) It seems that it used to be a different museum, but since 2020 it has been reborn as an art museum exhibiting the works of Western painter Tomohiro Momose. Many works depicting the nature of Hokkaido were on display. The view from the large windows is also wonderful. This is the museum closest to the large parking lot. (Original) 以前は違った館だったようですが、2020年から洋画家・百瀬智宏さんの作品を展示する美術館に生まれ変わったようです。北海道の自然を描いた作品が多く展示されていました。大きな窓から見える景色も素敵です。大きな駐車場から一番近い美術館です。

(Translated by Google) This gallery is located closest to the parking lot, and unlike other galleries, its roof is exposed. Currently, 100 covers of children's poetry collections are on display. (Original) 이 갤러리는 주차장과 가장 가까운 위치에 위치하고 있는데 다른 갤러리와 다르게 지붕이 노출되어 있다. 현재 아동시집 표지 100선을 전시중에 있다.

(Translated by Google) It seems that the works will be replaced every three months. The oak grove that can be seen from the window is very beautiful. (Original) 3ヶ月で作品が入れ替わるそうです。窓から見える柏林がとても美しいです。

(Translated by Google) Photography inside the building is prohibited. (Original) 館内撮影禁止です。

(Translated by Google) This year, an exhibition of works by winners of the Northern Earth Biennale was held. (Original) 今年は、北の大地ビエンナーレ受賞者の作品展が行われていました。

(Translated by Google) This is a museum about beans such as azuki beans and soybeans. I was surprised to learn for the first time that the beans used in sekihan are not adzuki beans, but cowpea beans. The reason why cowpeas are used was also interesting. There was also a display of samples of bean dishes, including some unfamiliar bean dishes such as pressed soybeans and handmade hamburgers, and I was impressed by the variety of dishes that can be made from beans. There were also exhibits on the history of Obihiro's bean production, as well as exhibits on each type of bean, making it a very fun museum to browse through. (Original) 小豆や大豆といった豆に関する資料館です。赤飯に使われている豆は小豆ではなく、ササゲという豆が使われているのは初めて知り驚きでした。ササゲが使われる理由も興味深かったです。 また豆料理のサンプルの展示もあり、押し大豆や手亡のハンバーガーといった聞きなれない豆料理もあり、豆からいろいろな種類の料理が作ることができるのだなと感心しました。 他にも帯広の豆生産の歴史に関する展示や、それぞれの豆の種類の展示などがあり、見ていてとても楽しい資料館でした。

(Translated by Google) This is a bean museum located on the grounds of the Nakasatsunai Roadside Station. It's beautiful and well worth a visit. I don't think there are many places where you can see so many different kinds of beans. It looks like an old Western-style building, but there are also some parts with modern interiors. The toilets are also clean. It's free. It's also a good place to visit with your children. (Original) 道の駅中札内の敷地内にある豆の博物館です。綺麗でなかなか見応えあります。こんなに豆の種類があるのを見れるところはなかなかないと思います。昔の洋館のようですが、近代的な内装のところもあります。トイレも綺麗です。無料なのです。お子さんとご覧になるのも良いと思います。

The Tokachi Countryside Museum and the Bean Museum are two of the highlights within the Road Station Nakasatsunai complex, and both are worth exploring if you want a deeper connection with the local culture. The Tokachi Countryside Museum (開拓記念館) focuses on the history of settlement in the region. It tells the story of how pioneers developed the Tokachi plains, showcasing old farming tools, household items, and documents that reflect the lifestyle of early settlers. Walking through the exhibits feels like stepping back in time, giving you a sense of the hardships and determination that shaped the community. It’s a quiet but meaningful stop if you want to understand the roots of rural Hokkaido life. The Bean Museum (ビーンズ邸), on the other hand, is more playful and unique. Since Nakasatsunai is famous for its beans, this museum celebrates that reputation with creative displays, quirky bean-themed exhibits, and educational panels. It introduces visitors to the different varieties of beans grown locally, their uses, and their importance in the region’s agriculture. The museum has a fun, lighthearted atmosphere, making it enjoyable not just for adults but also for kids.

(Translated by Google) If you like old things, antiques, and antiques, I think it's a good idea to visit, even if you're not interested in beans. It's probably an old building that was renovated into a bean museum, but the layout is very good, and it's hard to believe it's free. As soon as you enter, there is a corner introducing various types of beans, and at first glance it looks like you've entered a fashionable general store. As you proceed further, you will find a living room-like space with antique furniture, and in the back there are carefully displayed tools and other items that were used in the past, which I found very interesting. It's an irresistible space for antique lovers (although it may be a replica). It doesn't seem very popular, so I highly recommend it! ! (Original) 古物や骨董、アンティークが好きな方は豆に興味は無くとも訪れると良いと思います。古い建物を改築し豆の資料館としたのでしょうが配置のセンスも良く、無料とは思えない充実ぶりです。入ってすぐは各種豆の種類を紹介したりするコーナーになっており、一見おしゃれな雑貨屋に来たような雰囲気です。更に進むとアンティークな家具が配置されたリビングのような空間があり、その奥には昔に使用されていた道具などが丁寧に展示されていて非常に興味深く拝見しました。にわかアンティーク好きにはたまらない空間です(レプリカかもれないけど)。あまり人気には見えないのでこの機会に強くおすすめします！！

(Translated by Google) I happened to be passing by and found it. I can't believe a museum like this exists! ️ Irresistible for bean lovers. The building is also nice and has a retro Western style. The materials inside are also very carefully made and well maintained. There was also a kitchen, so I wonder if there will be cooking classes? I was struck by the sign at the entrance and the display of disinfectant. Good ❗️ (Original) たまたま通りかかって、見つけました。 こんな博物館があるなんて‼️豆好きにはたまりません。 建物もレトロな洋館風で素敵。 中の資料もとても丁寧な作りになっていて、管理が行き届いてます。 キッチンもあったので、お料理教室とかあるのかな？ 玄関の表札や消毒液の表示に、ニンマリしました。 よかったー❗️

(Translated by Google) It's a free facility, yet incredibly impressive. The building itself is very old, but very well maintained. The interior has a lovely, slightly Western feel to it, and the space is spacious. The building's windows are double-glazed with wooden frames, and it was fascinating to see how they were designed to survive the harsh winters back then. There are displays of items and farming tools from that time, as well as an easy-to-understand introduction to the agricultural history of Tokachi beans, so it's well worth a visit. There are also many recipe booklets for bean dishes, and I ended up buying a bunch of beans at the shop next door. (Original) 無料の施設なのに凄く立派。建物自体も昔の作りなのにとても綺麗に維持されていて。中も西洋が少し入り混じったような素敵なインテリア。空間。建物の窓も木製の木枠の二重窓になっており、当時から厳しい冬を乗り切る為の作りも興味深かった。当時の品、農具の展示や十勝の豆についての農業の歴史がわかりやすく紹介されていて、見応え充分。 豆料理のレシピ冊子等も沢山置いてあり、思わず隣のお店で豆を買い込んでしまいました。

(Translated by Google) There was a stylish Western-style building inside the roadside station. A bean museum, as you'd expect from Tokachi! The inside of the building also had a lovely atmosphere. (Original) 道の駅の中にオシャレな洋館がありました。 豆の博物館とはさすが十勝！建物の中も素敵な雰囲気でした。

(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful campsite. You can play in the beautiful river. Some people were fishing. The campsite is large enough. The grass is thin and seems to be covered with crushed stones, so please bring sturdy pegs. There are insects near the forest, so if you don't like insects, it's a good idea to bring insect repellent spray. If it's clear, you can expect a night sky full of stars. A variety of camping equipment is sold at the reception shop. Firewood 700 yen. We also have frozen meat and drinks, so no need to worry. (Original) 美しいキャンプ場です。 美しい川で川遊びができます。釣りをしている人もいました。 キャンプサイトは十分な広さ。芝は薄く、砕石が敷き詰めてあるっぽいのでペグは丈夫なものを持ってきて下さい。 森の近くは虫がいますので苦手な方は虫除けスプレーもあると良いでしょう。 晴れであれば夜空は満天の星空が期待できます 受付売店では一通りのキャンプ道具が売ってます。薪700円。冷凍肉や飲み物もあるので困りません。

(Translated by Google) A nice campsite along the river. All sites are car-accessible and divided into sections, but each section is large. (It seems like 2-3 cars can be parked, and the fees are higher for places closer to the river) You can use the area freely. (There seems to be no power supply site) Pets are allowed, and best of all, you can catch a lot of good-sized yamame trout in the river next to it! There is a shower, and it costs 100 yen and is unlimited. The price is admission fee + site usage fee, but I don't understand why you need to pay admission fee every day even if you stay for several nights! ? (Original) 川沿いの素敵なキャンプ場です。 全てのサイトが車乗り入れ可で区画されていますが１区画が広いですね。（車２～３台は停められそう、川に近い場所が料金が高い） 区画内は自由に使えます。（電源サイトとか無いようです） ペットもOKで何よりも横の川でgoodサイズのヤマメがバンバン釣れます！ シャワーはあります、100円で時間無制限でした。 料金は入場料＋サイト使用料ですが連泊しても入場料が毎日必要なのは何だか腑に落ちないかな！？

(Translated by Google) About 12 or 3 years ago During my last summer in high school, I traveled from a town 70km away with four friends on my mamachari, carrying large luggage and traveling for more than half a day. We stayed for 2 nights and 3 days, and at that time, the number of people camping was small, and I felt that this campground was being used by a core group of people with good manners and common sense. It was right around the time of the meteor shower, and at night there were so many stars of all sizes that I had never seen before that I forgot to talk and just kept looking at them. Even now, when I meet up with those friends, I hear the sound of a big shooting star. Even though I had never fished before, I borrowed a fishing rod from the manager and, without knowing the name or method of fishing, I grilled and ate the fish, but now I'm too scared to do that. There were many deer and foxes, and there were also reports of bear sightings, so we were alerted by local government patrols, and we ventured out in fear as we ventured out to test our mettle.Nowadays, I have fond memories of the walk, but back then it wasn't that great. The manager had told me a lot about the bear incident that had happened in the Wangel club in the past, and he had warned me that there would be bears here. Looking back, it may have been a prank on the part of the administrator, but as high school students who didn't know anything about it, we had no choice but to believe it. I received a beer from an old man who was solo with his dog and drank it. My flip phone didn't charge for a day, there were huge bugs in the shower room, and I was running out of food. I will never forget this campsite where I marked the end of my youth. I'm away from Hokkaido now, but when I return home, I get together with a few people and talk about this campsite every year. I've heard that they're charging for it, but I hope it doesn't go away in the future. And someday, the four of us will visit this campsite again and watch the meteor shower. Everyone please use it with care. (Original) 約12、3年前 高校最後の夏70km離れた町から友人4人とママチャリで大荷物を抱え半日以上かけて訪れたことがある 2泊3日でその時はキャンプ人口も少なくそしてマナーと常識を備えたコアな層がこのキャンプ場を使用していると感じた 丁度流星群の時期で夜は見たこともないほどの数の大小の星が流れていて会話も忘れてずっと見ていた 今でもその友人たちと会うとあの時大きな流れ星の音が聴こえた聴こえないの問答が起きる 釣りなどやったこともないのに管理人から竿を借りて名前も知らない魚を釣りやり方もわからず捌き焼いて食べたが今では怖くてそんなことはできない 鹿や狐も多く、熊の目撃情報もあり自治体のパトロールの方に注意喚起され恐怖に怯えつつ敢行した散策路肝試しも今となっては良い思い出だが当時はそれどころではなかった 管理人の方から昔起きたワンゲル部の熊事件について多く教えてもらい、かつここは「熊出るよ」とのダメ出しを貰っていたからだ。 今思えばそれは管理人の悪ふざけだったかもしれないが何も知らない高校生の私たちは信じざるを得なかったしその中での肝試しも若かりし頃の勢いを感じる ソロで犬連れだったオジさんからビー○をもらい飲んだり ガラケーの充電は1日持たなかったりシャワー室にはどでかい虫が居たり食料は尽きかけたり 青春の最後を飾ったこのキャンプ場は今までもこれからも忘れない 今は北海道を離れているが帰省した際には何人かで集まり毎年このキャンプ場の話題になる 有料化したと聞いてはいるがこの先も無くならないことを祈る そしてまたいつかあの4人でここのキャンプ場を訪れ流星群を見よう 皆様大切に使用しましょう

(Translated by Google) This is the campsite where you can see the most beautiful star in Tokachi. Fishing rods and bait can be rented for 100 yen each, making it an easy spot to enjoy fishing. There is also a river that small children can enjoy safely, making it an auto campsite that the whole family can enjoy. It is recommended because you can also use Aozora Mutual Aid☺️ (Original) 十勝で1番星が綺麗にみえるキャンプ場です。 釣竿とエサは各100円でレンタルがあり、手軽に釣りを楽しめるスポットです。 また、小さなお子様が安全に楽しめる川もあるので家族全員が楽しめるオートキャンプ場になっています。 あおぞら共済も使えるのでおすすめです☺️

(Translated by Google) Thank you for taking care of me by booking a living box for 2 nights and 3 days. Unfortunately, it was extremely windy for two days and we couldn't do any activities, but we were able to spend our time with peace of mind because we were living in a living box. It was a wonderful natural space filled with the light woodworking sounds of the red woodpeckers. There are some people who are criticizing various things due to the charge, but such people should go to high-standard campgrounds, glamping, or hotels. Water is a valuable resource stored in tanks, and toilets are Japanese-style only if they don't flush. I could see that various efforts had been made to maintain and manage the building. I had a very meaningful time listening to the staff at the center talk about bears. I once again felt the fear of wild animals and the fear of mountains. It was a stay where I felt an appreciation for nature. Thank you for coming all the way to refund me when there was a mistake in my bill at the store. This is a campsite that I would like to visit again if I have the opportunity. (Original) 2泊3日で住箱を予約してお世話になりました。 あいにく2日間は非常に風が強くアクティビティーも何も出来ませんでしたが、住箱だったおかげで安心して過ごせました。 アカゲラの軽快な木工音が響き渡る素晴らしい自然空間でした。 有料化に伴い色々批判されてる方も散見されますが、そういった方は高規格キャンプ場やグランピング、もしくはホテルへ行くべきです。 水は全てタンク貯水の貴重品、トイレは水洗でも無ければ和式のみです。 色々工夫して維持管理されているのが随所に見受けられましたよ。 センターの方に熊のお話しも伺えて、大変有意義な時間を過ごせました。 改めて野生動物の怖さを感じ、山への怖さも感じ。 大自然への感謝も感じた滞在となりました。 売店での会計に間違いがあったと、わざわざ返金しに来て下さりありがとうございました。 また機会が有れば行きたいキャンプ場です。

(Translated by Google) Used in the first half of September. Paid campsite. The administration building sells firewood, meat, beer, wine, and seasonings, so I felt safe even if I forgot to buy something. There are paid showers. There is also a hot spring called ``Airport Spa Sora'' 20 minutes away by car. Towels and shampoo are included, so you can go to the hot springs empty-handed. It's expensive though. The campsite is divided into A, B, and C. A is popular and crowded near the river. B is good because it is shaded by the forest, but the plot is small. C is a field and there is no shade, but the plot is large so I don't have to worry about my neighbors too much. Something like that. The ground is hard, so strong pegs are essential. The homepage says ``Nothing! That's great! '', but if your purpose is to spend some time relaxing in nature, I think it's a great place. There were also events held on the weekends (pizza making, a competition called Molukku, nature observation, river fishing, craft classes), and I wanted to participate if the timing was right. If you separate your trash and bring it to the administration building the next morning, it will be collected. [Collection time has been decided! ] Site A, which is near the river, seems to be popular because of its nice atmosphere, but personally, the sound of the river is quite loud and bothers me at night, so if you're looking for peace and a perfect night sky, I recommend Site C. If it's midsummer, it might be tough because there's no shade. If it continues to rain, the river will rise and become dangerous, so it's best to consider the weather at least a week in advance when making reservations for Site A before deciding whether to stay there. Nakasatsunai is known for edamame and chicken, so I bought some at the roadside station and ate it grilled or charcoal-grilled and it was delicious. It may have been a coincidence, but I was glad that there was a fee and there weren't any campers making too much noise. Most of the rental equipment is Snow Peak gear. (Original) 9月の前半に利用。 有料キャンプ場。 管理棟には薪や肉、ビール、ワイン、調味料が売っていて、ちょっとの買い忘れがあっても安心だと思った。 有料のシャワーがある。 車で20分の所に『エアポートスパそら』という温泉もある。タオルがシャンプーなどはついてるので、手ぶらで行ける温泉で便利。高いけど。 キャンプサイトはA・B・Cと別れており、 Aは川の近くで人気があって混んでいる。 Bは林側で日陰になるので良いが区画が狭い。 Cは野っ原で日陰はないが、区画が広いので隣があまり気にならない。といった感じ。 地面は固いので、強めのペグが必須かと。 ホームページに『なんもナイ！それがイイ！』とうたってますが、自然のなかでゆっくり過ごすのが目的なら、とてもいい場所だと思う。 週末にはイベント（ピザ作り、モルックという競技の大会、自然観察、川釣り体験、工作教室）も用意されていて、タイミングが合えば参加したかった。 ゴミは分別して 翌日の朝に管理棟へ持っていけば 回収してもらえる。【回収時間が決まってる！】 川の近くのAサイトは雰囲気が良いので人気があるようですが、個人的には川の音がけっこう大きくて夜には気になるので、静かさと満点の夜空を求めるなら Cサイトがおすすめ。真夏なら日陰なくて厳しいかな。 雨が続くと川が増水して危険なので、Aサイトの予約は1週間くらい前までの天気を考慮して泊まるか決めたほうがいい。 中札内といえば枝豆と鶏肉なので、道の駅で買って、焼き枝豆や炭焼きして食べたら美味かった。 たまたまかもしれないが、有料だし、へんに騒ぐキャンパーも居なくて良かった。 レンタル用品はスノーピークのギアがほとんど。

(Translated by Google) Thank you for staying with us for 3 nights after the Obon holidays in August. Due to the recent heavy rains, we were not able to play in the Satsunai River or the tributaries that flow through the grounds, but it was very quiet and we were able to enjoy nature in the darkness. It was especially nice to be able to see countless stars all over the sky in the spacious grounds. I thought the sky was this wide. This time, we used section 8 of site B. It was true that the ground was hard and it was difficult to insert the pegs, but since I usually use a stone-headed hammer, I was able to drive the pegs in without any difficulty. You may not be able to hit it with a light camping hammer. The fee was just over 3,000 yen per night for a family of four, but I think it's a reasonable amount. There was no trash left, the toilet was cleaned, all trash was picked up (there are set times), and the shower was cheap at 100 yen for 20 minutes and was very clean. I thought it was cheap compared to what I usually use campgrounds in Kanto. This time there were only a few guests, so we were able to use the toilets and kitchen without getting particularly crowded, but considering the number of sites, I think it would be nice to have one more toilet and kitchen. However, the screen door in the toilet was not set up well, and there was a section where the site number display made of driftwood had fallen down, so I think it would be good to improve that. It was a great campsite to relax and relax in nature. (Original) ８月お盆明けに３泊お世話になりました。直近の大雨による増水のため、札内川や場内を流れている支流では遊べませんでしたが、とても静かで、真っ暗で自然を楽しめました。特に広い敷地で空一面に無数の星が見ることができたのはとてもよかったです。空ってこんなに広かったけと思いました。 今回はＢサイトの８番の区画を利用しました。確かに地面は固く、ペグが入りにくい気はしましたが、普段から石頭ハンマーを利用しているので難なくペグは打ち込みできました。キャンプ用の軽いハンマーだと打ち込めないかもしれません。家族４人で１泊３千円ちょいの利用料でしたが、妥当な金額かなと思います。ゴミも落ちていないし、トイレも掃除されているし、ゴミな回収も全てしてくれるし（出せる時間が決まっています）、シャワーも２０分１００円と格安で大変きれいでした。普段関東のキャンプ場を利用しているものからすると安価だと思いました。 今回は宿泊者数も少なかったのでトイレ・炊事場も特に混雑することもなく利用できましたが、サイト数からするともう一か所トイレ・炊事場があると良いかなと思います。 ただ、トイレの網戸のドアが立てつけが悪いのと、流木を利用したサイト番号表示が倒れている区画があったのでそこは改善されると良いかと思います。 自然の中でぼけーっとのんびりするには良いキャンプ場でした。

(Translated by Google) A long approach while carrying a heavy load, and a spectacular view as you climb the stream...this is the view from the top of Mt. Kamueku. (Original) 重い荷をしょっての長いアプローチ、沢を登っての絶景…カムエク山頂からの眺めです。

(Translated by Google) I climbed the mountain on August 4, 2014, stayed in a tent at Hanosawa encounter, and headed for the summit. There were strong winds and thick fog at the top of the mountain, with no visibility. I went up the left bank of the Satsunai River, but I couldn't see Hachinosawa on the right bank, so I went far upstream, and then went down the right bank and found Hachinozawa. Since I was going solo, I recommend going on Saturdays and Sundays when there are a lot of climbers, when it's easier to get information while climbing. The summit of 100 Famous Mountains was ``Mt. Horoshiri'' on August 13, 2009, the summit of 200 Famous Mountains was ``Mt. Kamui Ekuchikaushi'' on August 4, 2014, and the summit of 300 Famous Mountains was August 17, 2014. We finished the race on Mt. Oputateshike without any major accidents. (Original) 2014年8月4日に登頂、ハノ沢出合いでテント泊して山頂を目指しました。山頂部は強風で濃霧、展望なしでした。札内川の左岸を遡行しましたが右岸の八ノ沢が確認出来ずだいぶ上流まで行ってしまい右岸を下って八ノ沢を見つけました。単独行でしたので、登山中に情報が得られ易い土日の多少は登山者の多い時がオススメです。なお、百名山の登頂は2009年8月13日「幌尻岳」、ニ百名山の登頂は2014年8月4日「カムイエクウチカウシ山」、三百名山の登頂は2014年8月17日「オプタテシケ山」で大きな事故もなく終えました。

(Translated by Google) There are no mountain trails. At Sawanobori. In the past, there have been many incidents of carnage caused by marauders. The rucksack that was taken away by the raccoon must not be returned. It's a golden rule. The leopard is vindictive. What belongs to humans belongs to the wild animal, what belongs to the wild animal belongs to the wild animal, and the wild animal acts according to Jainism. (Original) 登山道ありません。沢登りで。過去、羆による大量遭難が起きました。羆に奪われたザックは取り返してはいけない。鉄則です。羆は執念深い。人のものは羆のもの、羆のものは羆のもの、羆はジャイアニズムで行動してます。

(Translated by Google) Be careful between the curls and the crotch. Day trips are difficult unless you have very good legs. (Original) カールと三ツ股の間は要注意。 日帰りはかなりの健脚で無いと厳しい。

(Translated by Google) From the plane heading to Obihiro. Spectacular view. (Original) 帯広へ向かう機内より。 絶景。

(Translated by Google) I like the appearance of Kamueku that can be seen from Sarabetsu to Nakasatsunai on the Obihiro-Hiroo Expressway. (Original) 帯広広尾自動車道の更別から中札内にかけて見えるカムエクの姿が好きです。

(Translated by Google) It allowed me to fully experience the majesty of nature as well as the fear. (Original) 自然の雄大さと共に怖さ十分に体験させてくれました。