Shelter "Higashiya"

The December feature is "Parks for Relaxation." When people think of parks, they often envision those with playground equipment like slides and swings. This time, we will introduce a park without play equipment where you can enjoy academic resources and views while resting. Wooden structures contribute to creating a relaxing space. This week, we will feature a small-space type gazebo as a highlighted product. It can be installed in pocket parks or along pathways, even if it's not a large park. We offer options tailored to your needs, including square, gabled, traditional Japanese styles, single-column, and disaster prevention types.

The December feature is "Parks for Rest." When people think of parks, they often envision those with playground equipment like slides and swings. This time, we introduce a park without play equipment where you can enjoy academic resources and views while resting. The wooden facilities contribute to creating a relaxing space. This week, we introduce the Oyamazaki Tile Kiln Ruins Park (Kyoto Prefecture). The Oyamazaki Tile Kiln Ruins are a site where tiles necessary for the construction of Heijokyo were produced from the late 8th century to the early 9th century. The park has been developed to protect this site and allow for visits, and we supplied wooden gazebos, wooden fences, benches, log stairs, rope fences, and cedar sleepers.

The December feature is "Parks for Rest." When people think of parks, they often envision parks with playground equipment like slides and swings. This time, we will introduce a park without play equipment where you can enjoy academic resources and views while resting. Wooden facilities contribute to creating a relaxing space. This week, we will introduce the Local Resource Utilization Spring Water Area (Iwate Prefecture). It is a park developed as a local asset featuring the natural spring and the Itoyo (fish) and Mizu Aoi (wetland plant) in Otsuchi Town, Iwate Prefecture. We have provided signs and a gazebo that describe its contents.

The December feature is "Parks for Rest." When people think of parks, they often envision parks with playground equipment like slides and swings. This time, we will introduce a park without play equipment where you can enjoy academic resources and views while resting. The wooden facilities contribute to creating a relaxing space. This week, we will introduce Shisui PA (Chiba Prefecture). We have installed a monument of the well that gave rise to Shisui, as well as a gazebo, benches, and a deck where drivers and passengers can rest.