グリーンパーク不忘 (Green Park Fumori)

r5.10.10 This is the fifth time this year. All the fish we caught were rainbow trout! Caught 19 fish today and kept 3. One of them was very fat and had lean meat! The rest was about 40cm long, but it was white. I think I'll try it as sashimi! There are two ponds where you can catch area trout; one is a lure-only pond and the other is a pond that can be used for both lures and flies. The pond for only lures is... I feel like there aren't many fish. Maybe I'm just too bad at fishing, but I don't really feel any signs of fish. Even if I go there a few days after the release, I still feel like there aren't many. In the pond where you can also fly, if you wear sunglasses with polarized lenses, you can see fish swimming everywhere. There are a lot of fish here. They are buzzing around, and many of them can be seen just below the surface of the water. However, perhaps because he is being beaten so hard by the fly man, he is quite reluctant. It's not impossible to catch a fish, but it's quite difficult. However, compared to nearby Forest Springs, the fishing is better (personal impression) Their size ranges from the size of a sardine to around 40. I see bigger ones swimming around, but I haven't caught any so far. Colored items are... I haven't caught any fish so far. Brown trout are delicious and I like them, so I hope I can catch them someday! I wonder if there will be one? ? No matter when I go this year, the fish are on the rise and the bites are concentrated on the surface, but occasionally they come on the bottom. However, the fish are really floating, so I basically do surface fishing. In midsummer, semi-lures were very popular. It seems that water is released here on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. Therefore, I only go on weekdays when there is nothing going on, so I have never been involved in stocking. I think the target weekday is Monday or Thursday! On Monday, we will aim to hunt the remnants of fish stocked on holidays. Thursday is a day off since the previous day, Wednesday, so I'll leave it alone for a day and hope the threads will settle down a bit! Also, maybe it's because I only go on weekdays, but there doesn't seem to be pellet time here. Are there Saturdays and Sundays? I don't know if it's because they haven't received any food, but there are some very thin fish in there... Those who can't resist much and come up slowly are usually thin. So, I would like to aim to hunt the remnants of the stock before they lose weight! lol Overall, I think it's a fun fishing spot, although it can be very tough depending on the day!

I went camping for one night. The scenery is beautiful, and there are many fishing spots where you can catch trout and have a lot of fun. However, the middle-aged staff members are the worst, and while I was fishing, they ran right in front of me with carts as if to tell me to back off. Just walking around with my kids to see the pond in the fly fishing area early in the morning, they started yelling abuse at me. The young staff at the reception were very polite and easy to understand, but the middle-aged staff was really terrible. It's a great campground, but I didn't want to go there again because I had a bad experience with the staff, so please be careful when visiting.

I visited with high expectations as it had high reviews as a campsite. The location was great, and it was nice to be able to drive into the spacious grassy area and set up. but! Although it is not stated on the website, a two-room tent costs 3,000 yen per night (a regular tent costs 1,800 yen per night, so simply add 1,200 yen assuming a tarp is installed). The next day I set up a day camp and tried to relax, but in the case of day camp, a two-room tent costs 2,400 yen (a regular tent at day camp costs 1,200 yen, and 1,200 yen is added), so the tent alone cost 1,200 yen. It was 5,400 yen for overnight + day camp. In addition, the facility usage fee is 300 yen per person (same price for day camp), so in our case it was 2,400 yen for a family of four. Since I also installed Landlock + Recta, I added 2,400 yen for the tarp for 2 days (the tarp is 1,200 yen for both overnight and day trips), making the total cost 10,200 yen...orz (If I had noticed this at the reception, I would not have put up the tarp, but I asked a friend and family to take care of the reception, so I found out when I handed the money to my friend on the way home lol) Is it a crowded river where the water is stagnant and dirty? (The same place where you can catch rainbow trout) costs 300 yen per person, so is this 300 yen? That's what it felt like. As for the facility, I had seen it through word of mouth, so there was no problem.In fact, the women's restroom had just been built in March 2023, so it was very clean and nice. The men's side is also pretty if you consider it a campsite. I went up from the Shiroishi side, but there were no convenience stores or shops on the way, and the campsite didn't sell ice, so I had no choice but to go down to Shichikashuku-cho and buy some. This was a miscalculation. The baths and showers are currently not working, so I went to a recently built bath called ``Ya-Smasche'' in Shichikashuku-cho, which is about a 20-minute drive away. There was an article saying that the noise from the nearby power generation windmills was bothersome, but that didn't bother me at all. There's no particular animal odor. Horses are always active and mate whenever they have time lol It's hard to explain to children. We don't even do the pizza that we're talking about. The kids loved the zip line in the forest. There is one large water source, but the water pressure is low and it takes about 10 minutes to fill up the water, so it's best to be prepared or bring your own. Washing the dishes is a pain. Also, due to the location, the wind was extremely strong all day long, with an average wind speed of about 5 m/s. I was so anxious during the night that I had to remove the tarp and had a hard time sleeping due to the noise of the wind. As I wrote at the beginning, although the location was good, all the other disappointing aspects offset it, and the best part was that it was not easy on the wallet. The owner was a nice person, but it was the most expensive campsite I've been to recently, so I hope this will be helpful to those who are considering going there. The ground is black and clayey. Be careful when downing the pegs, as they can become loose after rain. In a large tent, the main pegs need to be 30cm in length. I was able to stab it with my foot without using a hammer.