道の駅井波●無料駐車場広い●館内段差少く車椅子移動しやすい●彫刻を楽しめる●食事処もある●ドライブ休憩にピッタリ●地元食材も売ってる●お饅頭や焼栗美味しい

まるで絵で描いたような写真が撮れました。普段の買物帰りの道で撮りました。無料駐車場や歩道が整備されて車椅子でも散歩しやすくなりました?

平日は人が少なくてのんびり散歩出来ます♪車で海沿いまで行けるので寒い時でも車中から海を眺められます♪夕陽を見ながら腰掛けておやつ食べるのもありです♪
砂地とブロックの所なので車椅子でも行き来できるスペースは十分有るので、フォローがあれば近くまで行けます♪

包丁無し★火無し★レンジ調理★手が動けば出来るバリアフリーCOOKING★小さなお子様も比較的安心安全簡単にCOOKING出来ます

包丁無し★火無し★炊飯器COOKING★比較的安心安全簡単★糸で切れる★おやつにも食事にもなる

バリアフリーCOOKING★火も包丁も使わない★比較的安心安全★火傷し難い★片手が動けば出来る★炊飯器に材料入れてスイッチ・オン★炊飯器に感謝

バリアフリーCOOKING★火も包丁も使わず出来る★電子レンジで簡単★子供からお年寄りまで比較的安心安全★麻婆春雨★片手動けば出来る

火を使わずCOOKING★炊飯器に材料入れスイッチ・オン♪なので火傷の心配激減＋目が離せる＋手があく→子供からお年寄りまで比較的お手軽に作りやすい♪

I was in a bit of a hurry when I took this photo, but I wanted to take a picture of it because I thought it was interesting. Before coming to Japan, I hadn't actually seen braille blocks before (or maybe I had but never realized it or thought about what they were for), so learning about the yellow bumps at crosswalks and in stations, etc. I was pretty surprised and thought it was really cool. Recently, I was at Monzen-nakacho Station and saw this little station guide and thought it was cool because of the material it was made of and the sort of rustic look it had to it, but I was surprised to find out that it was actually a braille layout of the station and it looks like it even uses indenting to indicate where staircases, etc. are located. I was interested in learning more, so I looked up a Japanese braille handbook and learned how to read it. It's quite easy to understand when you can see it, but obviously it would take more time to memorize how the characters feel and where the dakuten, etc. are.