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Seesaw description and etymology rides arranged in most playgrounds Hold the middle of the board, and people climb on either side. After that, it is a ride that uses the principle of a lever to go up and down. It's very similar to a wide jump, but the difference is whether you ride it sitting or standing. As shown in the science textbook [2] If a heavy person and a light person ride, it is possible to balance the light side by one more person going up or the heavy side sitting in the front. In the case of playful children, they sometimes play pranks on the other person while they are up. Those who have suffered may know, but they feel pain beyond description. Originally, it is a ride that can be enjoyed properly only when there are two or more people, but today, there are also items that have springs or hydraulic devices inside so that they can ride alone. The etymology of Seesaw is said to be derived from see-saw when sawing in the Anglo-American region. It's a myth that it co...

 Tokyo Disneyland Attraction Western Land It is a reproduction of the western gold mining town of the United States in the Gold Rush era. It consists of gold mine areas and wooden buildings where gold was poured. Attraction Western Land Shooting Gallery -A kind of shooting range located right next to Big Thunder Mountain. There's an extra charge here, too! As of August 22, the service fee is 200 yen, 10 shots are given at a time, and if all 10 shots are hit, a silver sheriff's betji is given If you look closely at the targets along with the 10th generation hit, a mouse with a target passing through a small gap gives a gold badge on the hit The light gun has a much better hit rate than I thought. Country Bear Theater -It is also a traditional attraction in Disneyland, where bears using southern dialect perform. It takes about 15 to 20 minutes. The content changes slightly every season.  It is conducted in Japanese. It has a large capacity and is not suitable for Japanese taste,...

Tokyo Disneyland Attraction Adventureland It is an adventure- and romance-themed land consisting of the New Orleans Square theme land and the Polynesian jungle in the original Disneyland in the United States. Attraction Western River Railroad -A pleasure train attraction that goes around Adventureland and Western Land theme land.  Other Disneylands usually go around Disneyland, but Tokyo Disneyland's Western River Railroad only goes around the western section of the park because Japanese Railroad law stipulates that any Railroad must pay for two or more train stations. Let's ride it when it's not under construction. Pirates of the Caribbean - There is one episode of Dark Red and the Downfall, and Disney's movie Pirates of the Caribbean was made with the motif of the ride. It is a fairly old attraction, so it is simple compared to other Disneyland.  Perhaps that's why the waiting line is not long unless it's peak season, but at the beginning of the ride sequence,...

Tokyo Disneyland Attraction World Bazaar The gateway to Tokyo Disneyland and the first theme land.  It is a place where numerous souvenir shops and dessert shops are lined up.  Overall, it was designed in the 19th century American Victorian style.  This theme park is usually called Main Street U.S.A. (Main Street U.S.A.) in Disneyland in the U.S.A., but only in this part of Tokyo Disneyland, you can see a unique structure called World Bazaar, which is covered with a huge glass ceiling dome, but in consideration of the original Disneyland, you can see a Japanese streetIt was requested to be given the name World Bazaar, so the current name of the zone and the fa드ade design of the zone became somewhat heterogeneous. The reason why there is an indoor glass dome ceiling is that it gives the feeling of a glass ceiling at a train station in the United States in the past, while reflecting the weather in the Kanto region of Japan, which is often rainy and cloudy. Overall, it was ...

 Tokyo Disneyland The Kingdom of Dreams and Magic Disney theme park in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Its name is Tokyo Disneyland, but it is actually located in Urayasu, Chiba Prefecture. It was opened in 1983 and is a theme park that reproduces Disneyland in the United States on a site of 826,000㎡. The contents and operation of the facility are the same as Disneyland in the United States, but two out of 32 facilities were newly developed for Japanese audiences. It now forms a Tokyo Disney Resort right next to it, along with Tokyo DisneySea and nearby Disney hotels, official Tokyo Disney Resort hotels, and other facilities outside the Disney Resort Line. Tokyo Disneyland is the first place outside the United States like McDonald's because Disneyland is a dream and fantasy place to be selected as the third place among 50 places to visit before dying on the BBC. Tokyo Disneyland's great success has since been established in many countries. Currently, due to the expansion of the Fantas...

Universal Studio Japan ユニバーサル・スタジオ・ジャパン A theme park located in Osaka, Japan. The abbreviation is USJ. Universal Studios Japan is one of the Universal Studios of Universal Park & Resort in Osaka, Japan. It opened on Saturday, March 31, 2001 for the first time among Universal Studios outside the United States. It is a theme park that has achieved great success in that it is operated by large companies even when other theme parks such as Dreamland are failing one after another in Japan. It is currently the second-largest theme park in Asia after Tokyo Disney Resort, with an annual number of visitors reaching 15 million. It is also the closest universal studio in Korea. Originally, it invested directly in Osaka City and held ownership at the time of its opening, but in 2005, a consortium led by Goldman Sachs acquired an absolute majority of its shares, and then sold them back to Comcast, Universal Pictures' parent company, sequentially from 2015 to 2017. Currently, Universal Park ...

 Shinjuku Gyoen park It is a park in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan. It is 583,000m2 wide and 3.5km around, the largest in the Shinjuku area. Tuesday~Sun 09:00~16:30 (Entrance deadline 16:00), closed on Monday In the Edo period, a part of the land where the Naito family's residence was located in Shinshu Dagato-bunju, became an imperial property after going through a farming test site in the Meiji period in 1872, and in 1906, the imperial garden was completed by Professor Henry Martin, who was commissioned by Fukuba Hayato.  After World War II, it was managed by the Ministry of Health and Welfare and opened to the private sector at the same time, and was moved to the newly established jurisdiction of the Ministry of Environment in 1971 and is still in operation. It is the main location of Makoto Shinkai's animated film, The Garden of Languages.  Among his works, Takao Akizuki and Yukino often visit Japanese gardens.  Originally, it is a beautiful park, but the rainy weath...

 The High Line park A 1.45-mile (2.33 km) long ship park in southwest Manhattan, New York City. Inspired by the Promnard Plante in Paris, which opened in 1993, instead of demolishing the 1.45 mile (2.33 km) high-end freight rail line that operated on Manhattan's Lower West Side, it was re-used as a park by planting flowers and trees on the high streets. The park stretches from Meatpacking District to 30th Street, a block south of 12th Street, past Chelsea District, and reaches West Side Yard near the Jabbits Convention Center. With the creation of High Line Park, the development of nearby real estate became active. In the case of Japan, the Tokyo Expressway has a plan to park the overpass similar to Seoul in Korea. In the case of Korea, Seoul Metropolitan Government built the Seoul Station Overpass as Seoul 7017 with this park as a model. In Korea, from 2002 to 2010, Gwangju Blue Road Park was created in Gwangju Metropolitan City as a citizen participation type using the closed lin...

The theme park's flower, "Roller Coaster" A type of ride on a rail, designed to run violently. The origin is said to be the ice slide used in Russia in the 17th century, and the invention of modern roller coasters was also made in the 19th century. In particular, it is said that as many as 2,000 roller coasters were built in the 1920s before the Great Depression. It is a ride in most amusement parks in the world, and its facilities are large and magnificent, and it is generally served as a landmark as it is treated as the highlight of the amusement park in terms of fun. In fact, it seems to be seen from the middle-class amusement park. If it grows into a large amusement park, it will be able to bring in the long-awaited Darkrid. In Japan, there is also a roller coaster in the middle of the city. It is also called the Blue Dragon Train in Korea. The Blue Dragon Train was the first roller coaster installed in Children's Grand Park in Korea, and it was so famous that the...

Explanation of theme park, amusement park A space for people to enjoy, with a specific theme. Strictly defined, it refers to a tourism facility that is produced based on a specific theme. In some cases, there are amusement parks, museums, hotels, and commercial facilities together. To be exact, it can be said to be a complex tourism facility that creates a virtual world and allows users to immerse themselves in the worldview. Although both amusement parks and amusement parks are redirected here for convenience, amusement parks and theme parks are distinct concepts. The theme park has a story and must have a theme. Typically, there are sports theme parks and food theme parks, and there are amusement parks with light theme park colors because there is no specific story/topic because it is separate from amusement parks. Among these parks, some of them are targeted mainly by enthusiasts who like purely violent rides by installing a large number of intense rides, especially roller coasters....

Central Park - A park in New York City, New York, United States Parks in New York City, New York, United States A huge park in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States. It was designed by landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted and architect Calverbo in 1856. In the middle of Manhattan Island, he took the real bare ground by himself. The green areas in the top picture are all Central Park. Since it is so wide, there is a story that the security conditions of the south and north are different based on the park. The north end is also the famous Harlem, with Mid Town, Upper West Side and Upper East Side, New York City Hall, New York City's busiest shopping district, 5th Street, and its headquarters and museums. Previously used as a quarry, it was a land strewn with pig farms and squatters, but in 1850 journalist William Bryant launched a park-building campaign in The New York Post, and landscapers Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux built 843 acres of land in New York Ci...

 Palace of Luxembourg A palace located in the 6th district of the city of Legion Paris, Ilde France. After France adopted the republic, it has been used as a building for the French Senate (Sénat) It was originally the residence of the Duke of Luc Sangbourg in the city of Fran 드ois Henri de Montmorency, but after losing her husband Henry IV in 1612, Queen Marie de Medici bought it in 1615 and tried to enjoy the rest of her life in a Baroque style similar to the Pitti Palace in Florence. However, as the queen is exiled to Cologne by Louis XIII, the completed palace of Luc Sangbourg falls into his hands. Louis XIII, the new owner of the palace, opened the garden to the public and handed it over to his younger brother, Prince Orléans. It remained in the possession of the Bourbon family until the French Revolution, and was used as a political prison camp after 1793. The palace, which had been reduced to a concentration camp, was used as an official residence during Napoleon I's time a...

 description of the park A park is a public place created by the state, local organizations, or the private sector for citizens' rest, leisure, and health, and usually refers to a space created as a green or vacation spot. Parks are largely divided into natural parks and urban parks, and natural parks have national parks, provincial parks, and county parks consisting of natural forests and marine topography on a relatively large scale. Urban parks refer to green areas in cities created by trees, grasses, and flowers, and in addition, the Korean Park Green Act includes public spaces and reservoirs, as well as amusement parks and other vegetation areas. Contrary to today's general role, a park in the past was a special place for aristocrats only, one of the forms of a garden belonging to a castle or part of a palace. As society changed, industrialization took place, and the need for green space began to become more important in cities, and as the use of the park was changed to th...

 Introduction and Characteristics of Playground A place where children can play, with sand slabs and various simple rides such as swings, seesaws, and slides. It can also be made into two or three layers. The material of the ride is usually stainless steel, wood, etc. In the past, there was sand on the floor, but these days, the floor is gradually changing to materials such as elastic packaging, perhaps because of "sanitary problems." In fact, the sand and soil in the playground are unsanitary. Pets and wildlife excrement and cheap urine can also cause parasites. Some places have artificial grass mats. In the past, such places were full of garbage due to poor management, and there were occasional accidents in which children were stabbed by broken pieces of glass or sharp objects, or cut. Also, young children and homeless people used to urinate on the street in these places (...) It is amazing how they made toad houses with sand and soil, built sand castles, and played with sa...