Oike no Ohirugi Gunraku Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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There's an observatory.
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It is located on the north side of the island and there is a signboard for the time being, but the road is narrow, so be careful when visiting by car. There is an observatory, so if you climb there, you can see the oysters (?) Near the pond. I didn't know anything about Ohirugi until now, but I was able to know that it was color 々 on the explanation board beside the observatory.
Ohirugi is a mangrove growing on land, and it seems to be quite rare. There is also an Ohirugi Observatory where you can see the pond and Ohirugi. The trees 々 were so thick that I couldn't see the pond unless I climbed the observatory, and I didn't know which was the oyster.
The natural monument of the country, Ohirugi (land mangroves) is clustered. The island was born and grew naturally around the island, but it is rare that the island rose more than 8,000 years ago and became naturally around the inland pond.
There's an observatory.
It is located on the north side of the island and there is a signboard for the time being, but the road is narrow, so be careful when visiting by car. There is an observatory, so if you climb there, you can see the oysters (?) Near the pond. I didn't know anything about Ohirugi until now, but I was able to know that it was color 々 on the explanation board beside the observatory.
After all, which is Ohirugi?
Ohirugi is a mangrove growing on land, and it seems to be quite rare. There is also an Ohirugi Observatory where you can see the pond and Ohirugi. The trees 々 were so thick that I couldn't see the pond unless I climbed the observatory, and I didn't know which was the oyster.
Natural monuments of the oysters are crowded.
The natural monument of the country, Ohirugi (land mangroves) is clustered. The island was born and grew naturally around the island, but it is rare that the island rose more than 8,000 years ago and became naturally around the inland pond.