Toyamashi Fuchufurusato Natural Park

#thingstodo While walking, I took a look around. The long stairs going up from the parking lot at the bottom of the park are pretty tough (lol) There are some historical sites within the park, such as ancient tombs, and it may be worth a stroll, but the promenade doesn't seem to be well maintained. There are times when I don't know where the road is. It's not so bad that you get lost...(^_^;) There was a sign near the fence telling people not to go inside the fence as it was dangerous, but some people were picking wild vegetables without paying any heed. The fence itself is old and has some questionable parts, and it feels like it's going to fall over if you grab onto it. There were several ponds, but no one was fishing. There were signs (digging) of wild boars here and there, and I also saw cages used to capture wild boars, so I walked with caution. Maybe there are bears too!? (Although there was only a sign of a boar) Almost no one was using the promenade in the park. There were several people using the grassy area in the foreground to walk their dogs. During the cherry blossom season, the park seemed to be crowded with many people.