Minami no Ike Irori Memorial Park

Park • Japan, 〒010-0444 秋田県南秋田郡大潟村南南２丁目１７

3.8(70 reviews)

Dog-friendly

Kid-friendly

Welcome to Ogata Minami no Ike Nyukon Kinen Park

A Retreat Surrounded by Nature

Ogata-mura Minami no Ike Nyukon Kinen Park is a luxurious space surrounded by rich nature. The grassy hills spreading around the pond are covered with lush trees, echoing the chirping of small birds. Swinging in a hammock, feeling the pleasant breeze, you can enjoy an extraordinary, non-daily experience as if you've wandered into another world.

Encounter with Small Creatures

At the pond, you can observe small creatures such as water striders, crucian carp, and large tadpoles that you don't usually see up close. Fishing gear for crayfish is also available, allowing children to have valuable experiences while interacting with nature.

Proud of its Comfortable Facilities

It can be used as a campsite and is available for free. There are well-maintained Western-style toilets and water sources, and cars can also be driven in. You can spend a leisurely time in a quiet environment. However, be sure to observe proper manners and be mindful not to inconvenience other users.

Touching History

In addition to a greenhouse and a lawn square, the park has spots where you can learn about the history of Ogata-mura. It is a unique charm of this park to touch the allure of nature while learning about the history of the settlement around the pond.

A Place for Healing of the Mind and Body

Ogata-mura Minami no Ike Nyukon Kinen Park is a place where you can refresh your mind and body, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Wrapped in negative ions, you can leisurely spend time while listening to the fragrance of the trees and the chirping of the small birds.

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Reviews

5(a week ago)

RID SAM

It's a very clean and quiet park. Although the toilets are clean, it is best to assume that they are in good condition for the model year. The parking lot is gravel so bikes need to be careful. A gravel road continues towards the lake, but beyond that is a dead end.

5(a year ago)

地元住人

It's seriously soothing! The air is clean! It is a space full of negative ions ☆ As you walk around, you can hear the chirping of birds, and see water striders, killifish, and large tadpoles in the pond! In particular, how many years has it been since I took a leisurely look at water striders? Tools were placed so that you could try your hand at crayfish fishing. This is a recommended spot where you can feel nature with your whole body, surrounded by the scent of trees and flowers while swinging in a hammock. Admission is free 💡 There is also a greenhouse 💡

5(5 years ago)

Dai Kimu

Used for camping. It was Golden Week, but it was empty, probably because it was a place for maniacs. The nearby public Namahage campground costs nearly 4,000 yen, but here it's free. Although it does not have a flush toilet seat, there is a well-maintained Western-style toilet, a water fountain, and a parking lot nearby. Although you cannot park your car overnight, there is a dirt road right near the tent site, so you can load it up. I was able to sleep peacefully, probably because there were a lot of people who were used to traveling. I would like to be careful about etiquette so that I can continue to use it for free. By the way, there was an outlet at the water hole, but the family camper nearby was using it to get their power, but I think that's against the rules.

4(5 years ago)

easygoing outdoors

The kitchen and restrooms are both clean, which is great for a free campsite. However, there are many people on motorcycles who have bad manners and don't respect the no-vehicle restrictions. They park on the walkways in the park and block pedestrian passages, causing a nuisance to park users.

4(9 months ago)

KA2Z W

We used it as a campsite. This is a free camping site courtesy of Ogata Village, so please make sure to use it in a clean manner. It was great to learn about the history of Ogata ✨

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