May 27, 2014 - 1 min read

Chuo Koen in Susono City

The Central Park in the heart of Susono City

By Tyra 'nell Pille-Lu

Community writer

Several families enjoy having picnics in the area

The red bridge over the shallow rushing waters gives a perfect contrast to the green surroundings

One of the entrances to the Central Park is across this red bridge

The stepping stones of the suspension bridge can withstand any storm

The water is so cool, ideal for a good swim on a hot summer day

Are you brave enough to cross it? The path bounces up and down as you step on this suspension bridge

The suspension bridge looks exciting and inviting! Several people enjoy taking photos around this area

"Hello" is the twin of "goodbye", so in every cheerful "hello" comes a very painful and depressing "goodbye". That's life, you have to deal with it to live it

We should be content with what we have and don't have at present, but it does not mean we have to stop dreaming

The rushing waters of Kise River -- it's a great place to go jogging, as well

The combination of green grass and the rushing waters can soothe your busy mind

The rapidly cascading waterfalls known as the Go Ryu no Taki (The Five Dragon Falls), and the red sturdy suspension bridge over the wildly rushing river waters, fascinated me when I stepped into Chuo Koen, the Central Park in Susono City. Trees on elevated and uphill lands surround the place; and with the natural sounds of rustling leaves and the chirping of the birds, being there feels so relaxing and soothing. Without any idea how to get there, we decided to search for the place on foot and found ourselves enjoying a good 25-minute walk from Susono Station.

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