You find yourself on a grassy lawn, which slopes gently down to the walled edge of the pond, which is to the west. The grass is soft and a bit damp from being recently watered. Toy sailboats float here and there on the pond, as well as a few leaves which have fallen from the oak trees above and behind you. The Park spreads to the north and south; the trees are quite dense to the south, with a narrow trail meandering through them, while to the north are a number of park benches among the woods. The pond is to the west, and to the east you can see the Chisaikawa Boulevard.
This corner of the Park is filled with closely-growing trees, birches, ash, and a few pine, which grow up to the water's edge, overhanging it. A number of cozy nooks at the roots of trees give one a place to sit, and a narrow footpath twists and meanders through the area. The Park spreads to the east and west, and the pond is to the north.
This corner of The Park is more heavily wooded than the rest, and the trees, mostly oaks and willows, overhang a number of cozy benches. They give onto a delightful view of the lush grass which leads down to the pond. Sitting on the edge of the pond are a few couples, and toy sailboats float here and there on the glassy water. The Park spreads to the east and west; in the east it becomes mostly green, verdant lawn, while in the west there is a bandstand surrounded by surrounded by chairs. To the south is of course the pond.
This corner of the Park has a few shrubs and bushes. The main feature is a huge wooden bandstand, painted white, and surrounded by a roughly fan-shaped arrangement of wooden folding chairs, for people to sit upon while listening to the band or just chatting. The lawn slopes down to the shore of the pond, which is to the east.
You're at the side of a large pond in the middle of the park. Leaves, toy boats and lily pads float on it's surface. A fountain stands in the middle that shoots out water from time to time. The park spreads out in four directions. North, south, east and west. West you see a bandstand with chairs. East you see the exit to the park South is quite a wooded area and north is relatively quiet.
A vast expanse of green grass grows over this area of the park, stretching for quite some distance in all ways. The field is level for a while, then turns into a slightly hilly landscape that is bordered by several trees, the boundaries of the field itself. This lawn is kept very well maintained, as it is so often used for festival activities, as well as a place where people can come and stretch out, have a picnic, or... just dream. Heading south, you would find yourself near to the entrance of the park that leads out onto Chisaikawa Blvd. Moving off to the west, would bring you to a heavily wooded portion of the park, nearer the pond.
