Millet Park

No monkey

Monkey fruit is smaller than kiwi fruit and is also called "baby kiwi" in English. Since there is no hair on the surface, it can be eaten with the skin intact, and it is also used for processed products such as fruit wine and jam. It has very high nutritional value such as vitamin C, and contains large amounts of proteolytic enzymes. It is said to be effective in recovering from fatigue, tonicizing, and regulating the intestines.

History and Folklore Museum/Hall of History and Folklore

The History and Folklore Museum and the History and Folklore Museum are connected by a corridor, and the Folklore Museum has information on ``Nature and history of Karumai Town,'' ``Farming methods and horse production that supported daily life,'' ``The iron industry that pioneered the era,'' and ``Festivals and local culture.'' The exhibits are based on four themes: ``Entertainment''. In addition, the History and Folklore Hall is used as a venue for the presentation of creative activities, as well as folk tales, the history, climate, folklore, and ruins of Karumai Town.

Yukitani River Dam Forest Park Karumai

A beautiful forest park where water and greenery harmoniously take advantage of the forest and dam landscape. The 154m long suspension bridge offers a panoramic view of the Yukitani River Dam area. The vast site of about 24 hectares includes a windmill observation deck with a height of 16 m and a diameter of 20 m, a charcoal exhibition room, a restaurant, an outdoor stage, a campsite, a tennis court, a log athletic field, a sports field, and a walking path, so you can enjoy it to your heart's content. This is a park where you can enjoy nature to the fullest. [Opening period] April 1st to October 31st every year The tulip garden is filled with approximately 150,000 tulips of 30 varieties in full bloom from late April to mid-May. Coupled with the symbolic windmill observatory, it makes you feel like you are in the Netherlands. [Best time to see] Late April to mid-May