点评:Kaitaku no Mura is an open-air historical village featuring more than 50 relocated and restored buildings from the Meiji to early Shōwa periods, offering a fascinating glimpse into Hokkaido’s pioneering era.
The site is extensive and lends itself to long, leisurely walks between the buildings.
Unfortunately, English information is very limited. Many of the signs carry QR codes supposedly providing English explanations, but despite several attempts, we couldn’t get them to work.
On the day of our visit, the village also felt somewhat forlorn, with very few other visitors. The rain probably didn’t help, and I suspect the experience would have been considerably more enjoyable in fine weather.
The souvenir shop didn’t exactly help to lift the mood either, with very little to offer.
Still, for anyone interested in Hokkaido’s history, Kaitaku no Mura is worth considering — preferably with a little sunshine.
翻译:开拓村是一座露天历史村落,这里复原并展示着50多座从明治时期至昭和初期搬迁而来的建筑,让游客能深入领略北海道的开拓历史。
村落面积广阔,非常适合沿着建筑之间悠闲漫步。
遗憾的是,英文相关的信息十分有限。虽然许多指示牌上都有据称能提供英文说明的二维码,但经过多次尝试,我们仍无法成功扫描使用。在我们到访的那天,村子里显得有些冷清,几乎没有其他游客。雨天或许也是原因之一;我猜想如果天气晴朗的话,体验肯定会愉快得多。
纪念品商店也未能提升气氛,因为店里没什么值得购买的东西。
不过,对于对北海道历史感兴趣的人来说,开拓村还是值得一去的——当然,最好是在阳光明媚的日子里。