Nonhoi Park: Mio visited Nonhoi Park, enjoying the diverse animals and plants. “The animals are lively, and the park is spacious, making it a great place to spend the day,” she said.
Futagawa Shuku Honjin Museum: Mio explored this historic inn town, learning about its history and culture. “You can really feel the atmosphere of the Edo period here,” she remarked.
Yoshida Castle: Mio explored Yoshida Castle, a symbol of Toyohashi, and learned about its history. “The castle ruins are beautifully maintained as a park, perfect for a stroll,” she commented.
Seto
Seto-Gura Museum: Mio visited the Seto-Gura Museum to learn about the history and techniques of Seto ceramics. “The exhibits are fascinating and really convey the charm of Seto ware,” she said.
Fukagawa Shrine: Mio enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere and beautiful architecture of Fukagawa Shrine in Seto. “The shrine is very peaceful and refreshing,” she noted.
Seto-Gura: Mio participated in a pottery-making experience at Seto-Gura. “It’s a lot of fun to make your own pottery and take it home,” she commented.
Handa
Handa Red Brick Building: Mio visited this historic red brick building, enjoying its beautiful architecture and museum. “The building itself is very charming, and the exhibits are interesting,” she said.
Mizkan Museum: Mio explored the Mizkan Museum, learning about the history and production process of vinegar. “Learning how vinegar is made and its history was very intriguing,” she remarked.
Handa Canal: Mio strolled along the Handa Canal, enjoying the beautiful scenery. “Walking along the canal is very relaxing,” she commented【276†source】【277†source】【278†source】.
Anjo
Denpark: Mio enjoyed various activities at Denpark, connecting with nature. “The park is large and perfect for families,” she said.
Anjo Tanabata Festival: Mio participated in the Anjo Tanabata Festival, enjoying the beautiful decorations and events. “The festival atmosphere is very fun and vibrant,” she noted.
Jozanen: Mio visited Jozanen, enjoying the beautiful Japanese garden. “The garden is peaceful and a great place to relax,” she commented.
Okazaki
Okazaki Castle Ruins: Mio visited the Okazaki Castle ruins, enjoying the history and beautiful gardens. “The castle ruins are a great historical site, and the gardens are beautiful,” she said.
Okazaki Park: Mio strolled through Okazaki Park, enjoying the cherry blossoms and seasonal flowers. “The park is spacious and perfect for enjoying nature,” she noted.
Hatcho Miso no Sato: Mio visited Hatcho Miso no Sato, learning about the traditional miso-making process. “The aroma and history of miso are a wonderful experience,” she remarked.
