I visited Miyozawa Kotsu Park, which I had been interested in for a while. I thought it would be a normal park, but it turned out to be a park where children could learn traffic rules and etiquette. The park has a circular road, and it was a wonderful park where you could learn from a small distance by riding a bicycle or crossing a pedestrian bridge. Bicycles and helmets can be borrowed for free.

This is a transportation park operated by Sendai City. Traffic lights and signs are installed to follow traffic rules, and the traffic lights are similar to those on regular roads. At the time of admission, the child's name and age must be written, not the parent's name. Admission and bicycle rental are free. The course is shaped like the character ``田''. Bicycles are not allowed. There are no helmets available for rent, so please bring your own for safety. Helmets are not required. There are toilets in the park, but toilet paper is not always stocked and you will need to borrow it at the reception. There are no shops, but there are drink vending machines. Suitable for kindergarteners to lower elementary school students. The parking lot is free to use, but it is a bit small and each car is not clearly separated by white lines, so please park in a way that accommodates as many people as possible.

You can play a lot for free! You can also feed the carp. You may not bring your own vehicle.

This is one of the two transportation parks in Sendai. You can rent a bicycle. Although it was smaller than Minamikoizumi, there was a place with a lot of different play equipment and chairs. The only way to get here was from the Sankyozawa Electric Centennial Museum, so if you're going to take a bus, it might be a little closer to get off at the Kawauchi branch than Kotsukoen-mae. Most of the children in this park were boys.

A transportation park located in the mountains that is not very large. There are not only railroad crossings and traffic lights, but also crosswalks, so you can have fun learning about traffic rules. In the summer, there are places where mist comes out, and there are many benches in the shade. Perhaps because it is surrounded by trees, there is a cool breeze, so you can play there without much difficulty even in the summer. Public toilets are also available. However, it seems that they will use tissues that can be obtained at the reception. Go-karts and bicycles can be borrowed free of charge.