埼玉百年の森

The trees were big and magnificent, it was quiet and spacious, and it was a very pleasant place (^^)

The zelkova and camphor trees at Hikawa Shrine are magnificent, and I wonder if they were referring to Meiji Shrine or something like that, but as I entered Omiya Park, I noticed that the Japanese red pine was quite splendid. "Forest." What's more, this is also said to have been created by Dr. Seiroku Honda. As expected of the father of Japan's forests and parks.

It was a very natural place and I felt very comfortable. I felt like I could stay in this place forever.

In late autumn, the evergreen pines and the deciduous autumn leaves create a beautiful combination.

The entire area within the park is rich in nature, and the pine forest of red pines that are over 100 years old is wonderful. It is a major place visited by citizens and tourists.