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これらの急流はラフティングで有名であるだけでなく、休憩して水の美しさを賞賛するのに非常に人気のある場所でもあります。

ここでは、静かな道、広大な森、そして農業の風景を特徴とする、典型的なフィンランドの田舎の体験を楽しむことができます。

The Kuusijärvi bridge, Sudentassu, was completed in December 2019 and connects the Kuusijärvi nature and recreation area and the Sipoonkorvi National Park. The Sudentassu bridge is 20 meters high, has a width of five meters and a length of 126 meters. The Sudentassu bridge leads the traveler from one cliff to another and allows easy access to the Sipoonkorvi wilderness. The Sudentassu bridge is about 1 km from the Kuusijärvi parking area. Source& Additional Info: https://www.vantaa.fi/fi/palveluhakemisto/toimipiste/kuusijärven-silta-sudentassu

The Lotta Museum, idyllically located in an old villa directly on Lake Tuusulanjärvi, impressively tells the story of the Finnish Lotta organization. The exhibition explores how dedicated women have helped shape the country through their volunteer work.

Kuusijärvi is home to the only smoke saunas in the Helsinki Metropolitan area. In winter, the swimming takes on a more daring aspect, when you can try a spot of ice swimming. There's a cafe and restaurant, serving all manner of burgers and platters for that all-important refuel.

Fungi are fungi whose mycelium hides inside trees or in the ground. Most fungi are decomposers. Over decades, they slowly break down dead wood back into nutrients in the soil that plants can utilize. This keeps the nutrient cycle going and keeps the forest alive and diverse. Different species of fungi need wood of different ages, and some need specific tree species. Many fungi also cooperate with living trees, exchanging water and nutrients for the trees' photosynthesis products. The decaying wood softened by fungi provides nesting and feeding places for many insects, birds and small mammals. Decaying wood is deliberately left in the Central Park to safeguard biodiversity. Old forests are a particularly important habitat for numerous endangered animal and plant species. That is why forest ecologists are particularly interested in fungi, which tell us about the inhabitants of the forest and its conservation value more broadly. Over 70 different species of sedge have been found in Maunulan Park – more than a quarter of all known sedge species in Finland. Source and more info: https://vihreatsylit.fi/maunulan-luontopolku/

The plots are used to grow a wide variety of vegetables, herbs, flowers and berries organically. Food grown by yourself retains all the vitamins. The farmer can enjoy the wonder of growth and know what he is putting in his mouth. Compost recycles the nutrients from garden waste back into the plot, and green manure brings new growth power to the land. The ecological footprint of food production is reduced. Urban farming is very popular, but there are not enough plots for everyone. Maunula's spacious yards could easily be used for farming, even in planters. All you need is a decision from the housing association and a couple of enthusiastic neighbors. Source: https://vihreatsylit.fi/maunulan-luontopolku/

Plot farming is a tradition in Helsinki that dates back over 100 years. There are 39 plot areas in the city, which are rented by district or plot farming associations. Adjacent plots are rented by the Maunulanpuisto Plot Farmers Association. Plots are usually 50–100 m² in size. You can walk freely in the corridors between the plots and admire the vegetable gardens of the hardworking farmers. However, the plots are private property: you are not allowed to enter them or take anything from them.