The wind is fragrant. The wind blowing with the scent of young leaves is comfortable and refreshing. The carp streamers swimming in the wind at the atrium of Tsukuda Park are also full of energy.
May 5th is the festival of Dango. In the old days, it was an evil event, such as putting irises to the eaves or entering iris baths, but when the samurai government was born, it was regarded as a celebration day for boys over Naotake, which respects Take, and after the war, healthy children Enacted on holidays as "Children's Day" in hope of growth.
It is said that the establishment of a carp banner of a successful fish was spread among the common people during the Edo period.
In recent years, many children have come to be seen in the Tsukuda area.
On April 28 (Saturday), the first day of GW, which was the seventh summer day in April, the park is filled with the voices of children playing in the water.
