Ohira Bus Stop Park

A small park around the bus stop

Original Text

Ohira Bus Stop Park is located near Ohira Special Support School and facing Pipeline Street (Prefectural Road 251). A light rail was running on this pipeline street, but it was damaged by the Battle of Okinawa. After the war, the U.S. military oil pipeline was laid underground and used until 1960. Therefore, the area around the Ohira bus stop was improved, the rails of the light rail at that time were exhibited, and a concrete boundary pile indicating the military boundary was installed as a monument. Furthermore, Be ...

It's a park located like a part of Urasoe Park.

Original Text

It was actually hard to understand if it was called as the name of the park, but there is a bus stop called Ohira on the bus route that runs along the national highway, and the side here is maintained as a small park. There was an information board that indicated that there were old light rail ruins. There are sports parks and museums in Urasoe University Park, so I think it would be a good idea to take the time to enjoy the surroundings comprehensively.

"Ohira special support school" around the bus stop

Original Text

The area around the "Ohira Special Support School Mae" bus stop facing Pipeline Street was maintained in a small park shape. It seems that the traces of the light rail line are roads, and there are also things that seem to be the remains of that time in the park. It was done.