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Beautiful flowers - frustrating experience
四季彩之丘的点评
点评：The expansive, beautifully maintained flower fields at Shikisai no Oka are spectacular. Vibrant colours, rolling fields and stunning panoramic views — everything you could want from a flower park.
The experience, unfortunately, is another matter.
I found myself in a dilemma when deciding how to rate it. The beauty of the fields alone would deserve five stars. But almost everything surrounding them became a source of frustration for us.
First, there are the golf carts, which can be rented for a very steep price and constantly zoom around the grounds. When you’re walking along the paths, trying to admire the flowers, having to keep an eye out for approaching vehicles — and make sure you’re not run over — is hardly relaxing.
Yes, the grounds are large. But they are perfectly walkable for the able-bodied. In my view, there is little need to provide individual transport for the wider public. It feels more like a lucrative business opportunity than a necessity.
Why not reserve the carts for people who genuinely need them, such as the elderly or those with mobility difficulties, and let everyone else enjoy the fields on foot?
Or, at the very least, switch to electric-powered ones, with less noise and no exhaust fumes.
Then there’s the tractor bus.
A tractor may seem like an appropriate means of transport in an agricultural setting. But these vehicles are noisy and, again, produce exhaust fumes in a place where you should be able to breathe in the fragrance of the flowers.
And then came the final assault.
The jingle.
The tractor buses seemed to be everywhere, and each one was playing the same incessant melody. There was no escaping the buses.
And no escaping the music.
The whole place felt less like a flower park and more like a giant outdoor circus.
Why not switch to a quieter, more environmentally friendly mode of transport — and skip the jingle altogether?
Eventually, we retreated to the far edges of the fields, near the forest, where the traffic was less intrusive. For a few brief moments, we could finally enjoy what we had come for in the first place:
magnificent flowers, beautiful views and a little peace and quiet.
The experience, unfortunately, is another matter.
I found myself in a dilemma when deciding how to rate it. The beauty of the fields alone would deserve five stars. But almost everything surrounding them became a source of frustration for us.
First, there are the golf carts, which can be rented for a very steep price and constantly zoom around the grounds. When you’re walking along the paths, trying to admire the flowers, having to keep an eye out for approaching vehicles — and make sure you’re not run over — is hardly relaxing.
Yes, the grounds are large. But they are perfectly walkable for the able-bodied. In my view, there is little need to provide individual transport for the wider public. It feels more like a lucrative business opportunity than a necessity.
Why not reserve the carts for people who genuinely need them, such as the elderly or those with mobility difficulties, and let everyone else enjoy the fields on foot?
Or, at the very least, switch to electric-powered ones, with less noise and no exhaust fumes.
Then there’s the tractor bus.
A tractor may seem like an appropriate means of transport in an agricultural setting. But these vehicles are noisy and, again, produce exhaust fumes in a place where you should be able to breathe in the fragrance of the flowers.
And then came the final assault.
The jingle.
The tractor buses seemed to be everywhere, and each one was playing the same incessant melody. There was no escaping the buses.
And no escaping the music.
The whole place felt less like a flower park and more like a giant outdoor circus.
Why not switch to a quieter, more environmentally friendly mode of transport — and skip the jingle altogether?
Eventually, we retreated to the far edges of the fields, near the forest, where the traffic was less intrusive. For a few brief moments, we could finally enjoy what we had come for in the first place:
magnificent flowers, beautiful views and a little peace and quiet.
翻译：色内之丘那片辽阔且养护得极为精良的花田真是美不胜收。绚丽的色彩、连绵起伏的花海以及令人叹为观止的全景视野——这正是人们对一座花卉公园的所有期待。
可惜，实际体验却另当别论。
在决定如何评分时，我陷入了两难境地。单凭这些花田的美丽程度就足以获得五星评价。然而，周边的几乎所有因素却让我们倍感沮丧。
首先就是那些高尔夫球车……这些车可以高价租用，而且会在园区内频繁穿梭。当你沿着小径漫步、试图欣赏花朵时，还得时刻提防着驶来的车辆——确保自己不被撞到——这实在算不上一种放松的体验。
没错，园区面积很大。但对于身体健康的人来说，步行完全没问题。在我看来，没必要为普通游客提供个人交通工具。这与其说是一种必需服务，倒更像是一个利润丰厚的商业机会。为何不把高尔夫球车留给那些真正需要的人，比如老年人或行动不便者，而让其他人步行享受在球场上的乐趣呢？
或者，至少改用电动球车吧，这样噪音更小，也不会排放废气。
还有那种拖拉机巴士。
在农业环境中，拖拉机似乎是一种合适的交通工具。但这些车辆噪音很大，而且……在本该能闻到花香的地方，却冒出了废气。
接着，最后的“攻击”到来了。
就是那铃声。
拖拉机巴士似乎随处可见，每一辆都在不断播放着同一段旋律。根本无法避开这些巴士。
也根本无法躲开那音乐。
整个地方给人的感觉不像是个花卉公园，倒更像一个巨大的户外马戏团。
为何不换成更安静些的曲目呢？一种更环保的交通方式——干脆省去那段广告曲怎么样？
最终，我们退到了田野的边缘地带，靠近森林的地方，那里的车流没那么吵闹。有那么一小会儿，我们终于能够尽情享受我们最初来此的目的：
美丽的花朵、迷人的景色，还有难得的宁静与安详。
可惜，实际体验却另当别论。
在决定如何评分时，我陷入了两难境地。单凭这些花田的美丽程度就足以获得五星评价。然而，周边的几乎所有因素却让我们倍感沮丧。
首先就是那些高尔夫球车……这些车可以高价租用，而且会在园区内频繁穿梭。当你沿着小径漫步、试图欣赏花朵时，还得时刻提防着驶来的车辆——确保自己不被撞到——这实在算不上一种放松的体验。
没错，园区面积很大。但对于身体健康的人来说，步行完全没问题。在我看来，没必要为普通游客提供个人交通工具。这与其说是一种必需服务，倒更像是一个利润丰厚的商业机会。为何不把高尔夫球车留给那些真正需要的人，比如老年人或行动不便者，而让其他人步行享受在球场上的乐趣呢？
或者，至少改用电动球车吧，这样噪音更小，也不会排放废气。
还有那种拖拉机巴士。
在农业环境中，拖拉机似乎是一种合适的交通工具。但这些车辆噪音很大，而且……在本该能闻到花香的地方，却冒出了废气。
接着，最后的“攻击”到来了。
就是那铃声。
拖拉机巴士似乎随处可见，每一辆都在不断播放着同一段旋律。根本无法避开这些巴士。
也根本无法躲开那音乐。
整个地方给人的感觉不像是个花卉公园，倒更像一个巨大的户外马戏团。
为何不换成更安静些的曲目呢？一种更环保的交通方式——干脆省去那段广告曲怎么样？
最终，我们退到了田野的边缘地带，靠近森林的地方，那里的车流没那么吵闹。有那么一小会儿，我们终于能够尽情享受我们最初来此的目的：
美丽的花朵、迷人的景色，还有难得的宁静与安详。
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