Ikeda Town Hall

For immigrants, there is a good feeling that they do not do the secrets that other local governments (governments) routinely do. (Other depopulated municipalities have too many secrets as a result of the battle between old residents and government offices to prevent land prices from falling. The eastern part of the town area is geologically too complicated by the influence of the Itoigawa Shizuoka Tectonic Line (Fossa Magna), and the road development situation in the Chikuma Mountains is unclear. The distinction between “locations that can only be reached on foot”, “locations that can only be reached by 4WD”, and “locations that can also be reached by 2WD”, and “no parking” and “locations where parking is possible” are clearly stated. You will understand the situation of the town well and it will be easier to visit. The parking lot at the government office is not narrow, but the way of drawing the white line is Tokyo specification, and it is cramped so that the car next door will be damaged when the door is opened. So ☆ one minus.

There is a Teru Teru Bozu no Yakata at the Ikeda Town Hall

Will teach you various things

It feels like a town that seems uninterested in tourist resources.

It's a big town with a history, but the people in this town seemed cold to tourists, strangers.