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About Aichi Kaisho Forest Center
Objectives of establishment
Kaisho Forest is the continuous forest located near City of Nagoya. It includes agricultural fields, wetlands, etc. Northern goshawk and Star magnolia are the unique species that represent the abundance of the nature.
The Aichi International Exposition 2005 Japan was originally planned to take place in Kaisho Forest. Instead, small area was exploit to make “Seto-Aichi pavilion” of the Expo and rest of the forest was conserved for the future as a memorial forest. Seto-Aichi pavilion was renovated and opened as “Aichi Kaisho Forest Center” in fall 2006.
This Center was established for the purpose of succeeding the accomplishment and concept, i.e., “Nature’s Wisdom”, of the Expo. It is a place to explore the relationship between nature and human beings. Aichi Kaisho Forest Center provides educational activities related to forest and environment.
General information
All the staff is Japanese-speaker.
Instructions in this Center are done in Japanese.
Location
AICHI KAISHO FOREST CENTER
304-1 Yoshino-cho, Seto City, Aichi Prefecture
Directions
(1) 25-minutes walk from Yamaguchi Station on the Aichi Loop Line
Take Route155 (National Highway) south to Otsubo-cho intersection, and turn left to 2nd signal. Then turn right and after 10-minutes walk, you’ll see Aichi Kaisho Forest Center on your right.
(2) 30-minutes walk from Yakusa Station on the Linimo Line and the Aichi Loop Line
Take Route155 north (2-minutes walk), turn right at the 1st signal, and walk for 5 minutes. Then turn left at Yakusa-Raijo intersection, and walk for 10 minutes till the end. Turn left and walk for 10 minutes over the hill, then turn right at the intersection. After 3-minutes walk, you’ll see Aichi Kaisho Forest Center on your right.
Road map to Aichi Kaisho Forest Center
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Major facilities
Main building (exhibition room, information library, handcrafts room, and meeting room): Three-story building with a gross floor area of 1,546 square meters
Walking facilities (Cocoon Square, Kiln Historical Museum, and Watching Hill)
Opening hours
9:00 - 17:00 (9:30 - 16:30 for the Walking facilities)
Closed on every Monday (Tuesday when Monday falls on national holiday) as well as during the New Year holidays (December 29 - January 3)
Walk Etiquette
Please follow these rules and other proper etiquette so that everyone can enjoy Kaisho forest. Also, we ask for your cooperation in helping to conserve the natural environment.
- Those arriving by car must leave their vehicles in the parking lot.
- Cars, motorcycles and bicycles can only be used on the city roads.
- Do not disturb the residents.
- Do not enter wetlands or woods coming off from route on the map.
- Do not catch animals or pick plants.
- Do not introduce outside plants and animals to the forest.
- Do not frighten the animals.
- Pets are not allowed in the forest.
- Take your garbage with you.
- The use of fire in any form is strictly prohibited.
- Camping and barbeques are prohibited.
- Be aware that toilets are not provided along walking path. (Toilets are available at parking at the entrance and at the SATOYAMA Satellite.)
- Bring enough food and liquid (water fountains are not provided).
- Do not disturb other walkers.
- Illegal dumping and unauthorized thinning are strictly prohibited.
- The parking lot cannot be used at night.
The Guidebook "Kaisho Forest Biodiversity Nature Walk"
Nature walk
Nature Walk
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Front Cover and Back Cover of Nature Walk
Nature Walk (p1 p2)
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p1 and p2 of Nature Walk
Nature Walk (p3 p4)
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p3 and p4 of Nature Walk
Nature Walk (p5 p6)
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p5 and p6 of Nature Walk
Nature Walk (p7 p8)
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p7 and p8 of Nature Walk
Nature Walk (p9 p10)
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p9 and p10 of Nature Walk It contains a map of Kaisho forest and 4 walking routes.
問合せ
CONTACT
愛知県 あいち海上の森センター
Aichi Kaisho Forest Center, Aichi Prefecture
Tel: 0561-86-0606
E-mail: kaisho@pref.aichi.lg.jp
All the staff is Japanese-speaker.
Instructions in this Center are done in Japanese.