The story behind the name of Moshinu Forest Park is that it is located in front of a house named “Moshi” (Nakata family).
There is a beautifully maintained gateball field, as well as lighting and a gazebo, making it a place for local residents to relax.

There used to be a well with spring water, known as “nundulchiga,” where the gateball field is now, and this was a place where Kin Noro would worship together with Anaga and Tidanga on New Year’s Day before the war.

There is a place of worship that was transferred to a part of the park upon the establishment of the facilities.

Prior to 1897, this was a place where the women of the village would practice usudeku, which was performed for a religious dance for deity worship.

The pine tree that is currently standing is said to have been planted around 1935 by the youth organization at the time.

Basic information

Address	856, Aza-kin, Kin-cho, Kunigamigun, Okinawa
Car parking	Yes