石川県森林公園 MISIAの森

🌲MISIA Forest🌲2 to 30 minutes by car from Kanazawa city. Located in Ishikawa Prefectural Forest Park. Don't underestimate it as a park ❣️ The whole park is really spacious, and just strolling through the "MISIA Forest" is a good exercise for your tired body ⁉️ You can enjoy the natural scenery in all seasons, but especially in the summer, you can enjoy drinks and the heat. Don't forget to take precautions and insect repellent❗️ I was sweating today 💦 Before returning to Kanazawa city, I had to change my clothes at a super public bath ♨️ 😆 The ``MISIA Forest'' project, sponsored by Mudef, a general incorporated foundation, has started in Ishikawa Prefecture Forest Park to emphasize the importance of preserving biodiversity through forest conservation activities. This project will not only carry out forest conservation activities with the full cooperation of Ishikawa Prefecture and Tsubata Town, but also provide an opportunity for children to think about their own future, with hope for the future Earth in which they will live. Through art, we will create a “rich forest” like this.

This forest was created in cooperation with MISIA (Mudef), which advocates biodiversity. It is also attractive as a forest park 🌴 It's a sacred place for fans. (Me too 😅)

I visited in spring and autumn, and it is a wonderful walking trail 🙂 I was able to get a map at the information center so I was able to enjoy various courses♪

These are my impressions after actually walking here. Information boards are not properly installed on the course. There is a ``simple'' illustrated map on the website, but there is no overall map that shows the details of the course. Locally, the entrance to the course is not even clear, there is no course map that shows the entire course, and there are no guide boards to tell you which way to go at forks in the road. As a result, I ended up walking in the wrong direction several times, which made me feel really bad. It seems that an organization called Mudef (a general incorporated foundation that accepts Amakudari) is in charge of public relations, but it is highly doubtful that the person in charge has ever actually walked from the information center on their own. It is highly unlikely that someone without any prior knowledge would be able to navigate the course correctly using only the current website and local information. If you don't know which way to go at a fork in the road and get lost, you might get attacked by a bear, right? Although this is a wonderful forest, the number of people who use it will not increase. Before using your tax money to create a stylish homepage, please create an easy-to-understand guide board that shows your current location and direction of travel! You can't actually walk on that illustrated map! A website that only has an image and doesn't think about the users is a waste of tax money!

Be careful not to get lost in the forest! ️