Toda Mizube Park

A quiet place where the expression changes during the cherry blossom season

Original Text

There is nothing in particular around the adjustment pond, but figurines, objects, and rest areas that are so natural that you think that there are cow parents and children in the white fence. Perhaps it's a viewing platform, you can go up the slope and look around. The water in the adjustment pond may vary depending on the time, and the surrounding trees 々 are also completely different and laid-back places in the season. In the season when the green is dark, it feels good to take a break every day, and the season when the cherry blossoms are in bloom is very beautiful and spectacular, so you can take a walk and take a break while watching the cherry blossoms.

If there were no waterfowl

Original Text

If it is not when waterfowl come from late autumn to early spring, it is boring because it is just a reservoir even if you go. It may be good to take a break because it is on the way from Nishinasuno / Shiobara IC to Nasu Onsen.

nothing.

Original Text

It is a park around the adjustment pond. It is a facility that is used for breaks during driving, but depending on the season and weather, it may be a pleasant place. It is my standard practice to buy side dishes and lunch boxes at the supermarket Ikegami at the Toda intersection on the south side of this park and eat here.

There is also an observatory overlooking the whole pond

Original Text

It is a park along the Toda adjustment pond. The adjustment pond itself is quite large. There is a book so that you can't get close to the pond, and it seems that small power generation is being carried out in a small hut. Many ducks come near winter. There is also an observatory in the center of the park, and it feels good to have a panoramic view of the entire pond. There is also a large roll hunting pot, so it may be used for roll hunting festivals. It's a park along the highway, but I don't care about the sound of the car, and it's a good place to take a walk or take a little breath ...