The origin of the name is written on the front here. It made my impression even stronger that this park is cherished by the local community. It's a small exhibition room, but it too is full of local character. Admission was free.

It's small enough that you can get around it with just a short walk, so it's a bit underwhelming for me. It's an interesting place since you can see both land animals and aquatic creatures. You can also see medaka, freshwater shrimp, dragonflies, frogs, and so on. Apparently you can also see fireflies around June.

It's inside Tadao Park, where it's hard to tell whether it's nature or just neglect. Seems like it could be put to some better use.

A surprisingly popular spot with kids.

You can see a variety of materials about nature.