[Shizuoka] A stone figure that looks like a Moai statue has been discovered in a park in Hamamatsu!

📍Sekijin no Hoshi Park, Shizuoka Did you know that Hamamatsu also has a monument that looks like a Moai statue? ? Enshu Nada Seaside Park Nakatajima Kita District🛝 was given the nickname "Sekijin no Hoshi Park" in March 2015 because of the many stone figures that are reminiscent of Mexican tourers and Easter Island Moai statues. The vast grounds include a ball field, a grassy area, large playground equipment, and a natural ecological observation garden. The monument "Sekijin no Hoshi" at the entrance just south of the parking lot is carved with a large number of people dancing in a circle and praising nature! There are 16 stone figures that look like Easter Island Moai statues, and they were impressive. From 10:00 to 14:00, a spring springs from the stone figures' footprints, and water flows under the stone figures' feet. There were a lot of kids playing so I didn't take any photos, but there were many colorful playground equipment that caught my eye even from afar, such as five slides of various sizes that everyone from toddlers to elementary school students could enjoy⛲️ It's a convenient location accessible from National Route 1, and it's a popular park where the parking lot is full on weekends🛝 I got the impression that there were a lot of families there👭 Add some excitement to your daily life:🌙 📍 Ishihito no Hoshi Park, Shizuoka📮 1706 Enoshima-cho, Chuo-ku, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture 🅿️ Available hours 8:30 to 20:00 #Sakura2024 #ShizuokaTourism #ShizuokaTrip #HamamatsuTourism #DomesticTrip #GirlsTrip