The road from Daimaru to Shiroyama Park

If you turn left at the side street on the way to Enshoji on Yamazaki Street, the slope will continue.
If you go further ahead, you will see a narrow slope that passes in front of a private house. Climb the narrow path (steep slope) and you will arrive at a small square.

If you climb the wooden stairs at the back, you will arrive at Sheep Park. Hold hands and walk slowly up the stairs.
There are trees on both sides so the path is shaded. Toilets and water are available at Hitsujisan Park.

After passing Sheep Park and walking a bit, you will see the stairs leading up to the mountain on your right. From here, we will enter the mountain path, so let's hold hands and go even more slowly.
As you climb the mountain path, you can feel the sounds of birds, the changing leaves on the trees, and the acorns in autumn, all while feeling nature with your whole body. If you don't feel like walking on mountain roads yet, we recommend paved roads.

Please be careful when walking down the mountain path. A small square spreads out where you get off. The view here is very nice. You can also clearly see the newly built bridge. Depending on the season, there are also small grasshoppers, so stay tuned. There are also benches so you can take a break.

If you go further, you will see a bridge to Shiroyama Park. Cross that bridge and keep going straight. You will see Hachinomaru, commonly known as Otama Pond. Depending on the season, tadpoles may make an appearance. In summer, many water lilies and dragonflies gather at the pond. In summer, mosquitoes also gather... Be careful not to get too absorbed in playing and fall out of the pond. This area is surrounded by mountains, so you may be able to find beautiful leaves and acorns in autumn.

As you slowly go down the slope, depending on the season, lizards and small insects will appear by chance, and I think they will capture the hearts of the children.
When autumn comes, acorns start rolling around. At the bottom of the slope, there is a sign with a map of Shiroyama Park. And this is the end point.

Of course, you can also walk the opposite course. As you take a walk, you can feel the changes in nature, hear the sounds of birds and interact with insects, and have a valuable experience. Walking keeps your mind and body strong.
Would you like to take a nice walk with your parents and children while having fun and chatting?