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A ground on the shore of Lake Inba in Sakura, with a Dutch windmill and tulips in spring.
About this place
A park on the lakeshore on the south side of Lake Inba in Sakura. A full-scale Dutch windmill stands as a symbol of friendship for Sakura, whose exchange with the Netherlands has continued since the Edo period. You can enjoy tulips in spring, sunflowers in summer and cosmos in autumn, and the Dutch-style management building, Saran-ka, has a shop selling local farm produce. It is currently under renovation.
Source maruchiba.jp ↗Verification notes
- Parking for people with disabilities (wheelchair-accessible), toilets with handrails, multipurpose toilet, nursing space, diaper changing table, shower rooms (2 rooms) available
Source maruchiba.jp ↗Official website
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