The Canadian village is modeled on Nelson City

The Canadian village is modeled on Nelson City (Photo: Tyra 'nell Pille-Lu)

The Canadian Village in Izu City

One of the themed villages in Niji-no-Sato in Shuzenji

Tyra 'nell Pille-Lu Feb 24, 2016 - ใช้เวลาอ่าน 1 นาที

The Canadian village is modeled on Nelson City

This is Nelson Hall, where we can check out the Kaleidoscope Museum on the second floor.

As we ascend another hilly part of the park towards the Canadian village

We took a short cut going to the Canadian village and came across this place

Walking towards the Indian Fort

A line of Canadian establishments modeled on the real ones in Nelson City

Leaving the Canadian village to move on to the next part of the park

After we walked about 7 minutes westward from the British village in Niji-no-Sato, a leisure park in Shuzenji, the red-and-white flag with a maple leaf in the middle greeted our eyes, welcoming us to the Canadian village. Inspired by Izu's sister city of Nelson in Canada's British Columbia province, it's situated near a forest and lake, where I got to dip my feet in cold rushing waters. The village gives a scenic natural view, is home to a Kaleidoscope Museum in Nelson Hall, and there’s also a native fort where we can see a colorful children's playground.

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