Nine years have passed since the Great East Japan Earthquake on Wednesday, March 11. Oizumi Ryokuchi held a disaster drill on March 2 (Monday), and all staff members reconfirmed the role of the park in the event of a disaster. We also checked the facilities in the park on site, reaffirmed the function of Oizumi Ryokuchi as a disaster prevention park, and raised our awareness to be able to move quickly in the event of an emergency. #Oizumi Ryokuchi
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Forest yoga in 2020!
Mori yoga which was very popular last year! It is scheduled to be held in 2020 ♪ Why don't you do yoga while feeling the beauty of Oizumi Ryokuchi in each season and relax both physically and mentally? The annual schedule is as follows! —————————— April 18 (Sat) Aroma soap making x Aroma yoga May 16 (Saturday) Fresh green yoga June 20 (Sat) Aroma lotion making x Aroma yoga August 15 (Sat) Aroma lotion making × Aroma yoga September 19 (Sat) Autumn Yoga October 17 (Thursday) Twilight Yoga * Applications will be accepted at 10:00 a.m., one month before the date of the event, by telephone at the management office […]
Dogwood
On the west side of Cycle Doronko Square, the dogwood is blooming yellow flowers! Before the leaves come out, the rounded yellow-white florets will form a inflorescence and bloom before the leaves ♪ It is popular as an early spring flower, and the leaves turn bright green in summer and yellow or red in autumn! #Oizumi Ryokuchi #Dogwood
Kanhizakura
Following the Minami Hanada area, Kanhizakura has begun to bloom at Sakura Plaza ♪ This year, flowering of flowering trees has become faster, including the effect of warm winter or Kanhizakura! A bell-shaped red flower is a great presence! Although the number is small, even if it is in full bloom, only one is worth seeing ☆ #Oizumi Ryokuchi #Kanhizakura
Apricot
Apricot buds are swelling on the north side of Kaki-Tsubataen! Apricot blossoms resemble plums, but apricots bloom a little later than plums and are usually best seen around mid-March! Various flowers and trees begin to bloom as spring approaches ☆ #Oizumi Ryokuchi #Apricot
Snow willow
It is a little early in the Minami Hanada area, but the willow flowers are starting to bloom! The appearance of many flowers blooming on the long spikes of the branch that branches off seems to be covered with snow, and it stands out. Blooms everywhere in the park from late March every year! #Oizumi Ryokuchi #Yuki willow
Sheep shaved!
On March 8 (Sun), the sheep living in the Oizumi Ridge were shaved! The event was not held as an event to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection, but after the afternoon when we were shaving, we were blessed with the weather and had a great day of shaving! We came to the staff from "Sakai Green Museum Harvest Hill" and had all three of them clean their hair! #Oizumi Ryokuchi #sheep
Kobushi
Kobushi buds are swelling in the Minami Hanada area ♪ Kobushi is famous as a flowering tree that informs the arrival of spring along with cherry blossoms. Look forward to future growth ♪ #Oizumi Ryokuchi #Kobushi
Hanamomo
March 3 (Tuesday) is a Doll's Festival today ♪ In Oizumi Ryokuchi, flowers and hanamomo are perfect for the Doll's Festival along the Oizumi Pond southwest of Ogasayama! Hanamamo is a peach that has been improved for ornamental use, and there is only one pure white peach tree in Oizumi Ryokuchi! Although it is only one, you can see how it is flowering even from a distance, and it is impressive when you go nearby ☆ #Oizumi Ryokuchi #Hanamomo
Kanhizakura
Kanhizakura is already in full bloom in the Minami Hanada area ♪ The location is a bit confusing on the east side of the 18th toilet, but the appearance when the red flowers are in full bloom is a powerful score ♪ In Oizumi Ryokuchi, Kanhizakura in the Minami Hanada area blooms early every year, and then Sakura Plaza and Futagaoka begin to bloom ♪ If you are lucky, you may be able to meet the moment the white-eye is coming ♪ #Oizumi Ryokuchi #Kanhizakura