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Fujita Memorial Garden

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Taisho-era architecture and Japanese gardens

One of the largest gardens in Tohoku, boasting a total area of approximately 6,600 tsubo. There are many registered tangible cultural properties within the garden. The Western-style building has a "Taisho Romantic Cafe" where you can enjoy food and desserts. The time to enjoy the food while overlooking the four seasons of the garden is a blissful moment.

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Classic Culture

Highlights

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Buildings that Transport You to the Taisho Era

In the Fujita Memorial Garden, there are buildings scattered throughout the park that transport you to the Taisho era. In particular, the upper garden features registered tangible cultural properties such as a Western-style building, a Japanese-style building, and an archaeological museum. These buildings have a charming and attractive atmosphere that evokes the Taisho romanticism and captivates visitors. The Western-style building in particular is a popular attraction and is also used as a café. The garden is divided into an upper and lower area, separated by a 13-meter high cliff. While strolling through the garden, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery and peaceful atmosphere while feeling the charm of the Taisho era. The Fujita Memorial Garden is one of the largest gardens in the Tohoku region of Japan, located in Hirosaki City, Aomori Prefecture, and is loved by many travelers for its charm.

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A Japanese Garden with an Edo-style Atmosphere!

The Fujita Memorial Garden is a Japanese garden with an Edo-style atmosphere, created by a gardener from Tokyo at the request of Kenichi Fujita, a native of Hirosaki, when he built his villa in 1921. The garden is divided into a highland area and a lowland area, with the former being a borrowed landscape garden and the latter being a pond and stream garden. There are also buildings such as a Western-style house, a Japanese-style house, and a warehouse within the garden. In addition, the highland and lowland areas of the garden are separated by a 13-meter cliff, known for its beautiful scenery. As a relaxing spot surrounded by a serene atmosphere where you can experience traditional Japanese garden culture while strolling through the garden, it is loved by many travelers!

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Experience a Taisho Romance in a Cafe and Japanese-style Cafe!

At the Fujita Memorial Garden, you can enjoy a gourmet experience in a cafe and Japanese-style cafe that evoke the Taisho romance. The Taisho Romance Cafe, located in the Western-style building, is a striking building with a red pointed roof where you can relax and enjoy tea and sweets while overlooking the garden scenery. The Japanese-style cafe in the garden is also charming. You can taste traditional Japanese sweets and matcha while feeling the Japanese atmosphere. These food and drink facilities are developed as part of the Fujita Memorial Garden to allow visitors to enjoy the atmosphere of the Taisho era. The Fujita Memorial Garden is an attractive tourist spot where you can stroll through a beautiful garden while feeling the Taisho romance and enjoy a gourmet experience.

Point 4

Explore Hirosaki Castle, the Northernmost of the 12 Remaining Castles

Hirosaki Castle is one of Japan's castles and was used as the residence of the Tsugaru clan. The surviving buildings from the Edo period, such as the tower and turret, have captivated many travelers with their beauty. The vast grounds consist of six enclosures surrounded by three moats and earthen ramparts, covering an area of approximately 50 hectares. It is also the northernmost of the 12 remaining castles. Hirosaki Castle is designated as an important cultural property and is now maintained as Hirosaki Park, delighting visitors with its beautiful scenery and surrounding tourist spots throughout the seasons. Its history and architectural features are fascinating, making it one of the must-see attractions for travelers visiting the nearby Fujita Memorial Garden.

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Symbolized by the Five-story Pagoda, the Greatest Victory Temple!

The Greatest Victory Temple is a temple of the Shingon sect Chisan school, with the mountain name Kongosan and the temple name Komyoji. The biggest feature of the Greatest Victory Temple is the five-story pagoda, which has been designated as an important cultural property and is located in the northernmost part of Japan. In addition, the temple has placed the Kongorikishi statue (Niou statue) that has been repaired in its original location, the Niomon gate, and its beautiful appearance is once again being appreciated. The five-story pagoda of the Greatest Victory Temple was built by the Tsugaru clan. In the construction, elements that create the most beautiful aspect of Tohoku were incorporated, such as the balance of the Yamato ratio and the Sohju, the heart pillar of the Ichimonsugi, and the joinery that does not use nails. The Greatest Victory Temple is attractive for its history, beautiful architecture, and Kongorikishi statue, and is a place where travelers can heal their hearts in a peaceful environment. It is also a temple worth visiting for those interested in culture and history, with many attractions such as the Niomon gate and the five-story pagoda. Why not visit it as a set when you visit the Fujita Memorial Garden?

Sightseeing

A Beautiful Garden that Blends Nature and History!

The Fujita Memorial Garden is a tourist spot where you can enjoy the beauty of a Japanese garden and its historical value. This garden was created when Kenichi Fujita, who was born in Hirosaki City, built a villa in 1921. The Western-style building, Japanese-style building, warehouse, and other structures were designated as registered tangible cultural properties in 2003. The Fujita Memorial Garden has a vast site divided into a highland area and a lowland area, each offering a different landscape. The highland area features a borrowed landscape garden with buildings such as the Western-style and Japanese-style buildings. Especially from the highland area, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the garden. On the other hand, the lowland area is a pond stroll garden where you can see the pond, irises, azaleas, waterfalls, and eight bridges from the tea room. This garden is a wonderful place where visitors can experience the beauty and atmosphere of traditional Japanese gardens. The vast site has beautiful scenery and buildings that change with the seasons, making it perfect for strolling and photography. When visiting the Fujita Memorial Garden, we recommend taking your time to enjoy the buildings and scenery inside the garden!

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