I got lost while walking and found it by chance. The buildings in the countryside from the early Showa era, which looked like something out of Totoro, made me feel nostalgic and soothed. We offer nature experience classes, so why not invite nearby families to participate with their children?

You enter from the side of the irrigation canal, and at the entrance of that side road there is a signboard explaining ``Minuma Tamei and Minuma Substitute Water.'' This is a very easy-to-understand book, as it not only describes the origins of the Edo period, but also the trends of the early Showa period, which are not mentioned much elsewhere.

Did a countryside like this ever exist? And it's nearby!

This park is home to over 95% of Kawaguchi City's ecosystem.

I would love to come

The nature around the old folk house is abundant.

Kawaguchi City and private groups plan and hold events that can be enjoyed in nature. This year we participated in rice planting!

I didn’t see the rice field for a long time. There are many small fishes and shrimps. It’s better if there is official instruction how to explore this place. There are some farmers working here, not sure if it’s a place for tourist or not.

I have had the opportunity to experience rice planting. It was a very good experience

Third graders from Kisoro Elementary School come here almost every year. I remember that it was interesting to see all the different plants and creatures.