Todowara

Desolate Nature

Beautiful, remote, tranquil, lots of wild animals (foxes, birds, deer) provides a nice 30 min walk to see it- although you can't approach all of it. Don't expect to see much, just take in the area and...

Experience the end of the earth.

Original Text

It was included in a group tour and I had lunch at the Nature Center dining room at the last point where I could drive. It takes about 30 minutes to walk to Todowara from here. If there was a flight, there was also a tractor bus for 500 yen one way. It was a terrible heat, so I gave up walking around Todowara. There are materials such as old photographs on the 2nd floor of the Nature Center, and you can see the scenery of Todowara, which seems to be hardly seen now. There is also a free telescope, Todowara ...

I can't see Todowara, maybe it's buried under the snow.

Original Text

It is a todo pine forest that once landed and forested, and the tree 々 died due to the erosion of seawater and became white bone. However, it seems that there used to be pure white trees, but in recent years it has also decayed and collapsed. Since it was a visit at the end of February, is it buried under the snow? It was a sight where the white snow field spread. If you come in summer, you may have seen a little different sight. From the Nature Center building to the promenade extending to Notsuki Bay, a toilet is installed ...

A place to taste the atmosphere

Original Text

Todowara is the trace of a dead todo pine forest. I wrote it as a forest, but when I visited, there were really only a few trees and I could hardly see them. If a big typhoon comes １, it is likely that it will disappear.

Light before wind の

Original Text

I visited for the first time in about 30 years, but it was a different landscape from the world of memory. The passage was maintained, but there seemed to be no 10 trees left. In the near future, I have to say that it is former Todowara. If you want to see it with this eye, you should visit as soon as possible.