Shinsui Park

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Located north-northeast of Hagi City, this is a resting park developed utilizing the gentle river flow. Loved by citizens as a walking path and break spot, beautiful landscapes in harmony with the surrounding mountains and waterside spread out, especially during fresh green and autumn foliage seasons. Because it is a little away from the sightseeing center, very quiet time flows, making it ideal for reading a book slowly or enjoying a picnic during your trip. Moments spent listening to the murmur of water become a refresh for mind and body. It is a hidden nature spot where you can feel the calm and authentic atmosphere of Hagi, close to the daily life of locals.

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親水公園（Shinsui Park）山口県萩市（Hagi City,JAPAN）

親水公園（Shinsui Park）山口県萩市（Hagi City,JAPAN）

Hagi Tourism Association

親水公園（Shinsui Park）山口県萩市（Hagi City,JAPAN）

親水公園（Shinsui Park）山口県萩市（Hagi City,JAPAN）

Hagi Tourism Association

Shinsui Park

Address
4160-61 Chinto, Hagi-shi, Yamaguchi
Website
http://hagishi.com/search/detail.php?d=1100235
Operator
Hagi Tourism Association

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