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One of the tourist attractions in Akita City, “Senshu Park”—introducing the highlights of “Senshu Park,” a wonderful park renovated from Kubota Castle of the Akita Satake Clan that continues to be loved in Akita even today as a park where citizens gather and relax.
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Senshu Park, a Garden Weaving a Thousand Autumns
Senshu Park in Akita: Enjoy Fresh Greenery and the May Breeze

One of the tourist attractions in Akita City, “Senshu Park”—introducing Senshu Park, a wonderful park renovated from Kubota Castle of the Akita Satake Clan that continues to be loved in Akita even today as a park where citizens gather and relax, presenting a delightful time in Akita strolling through Senshu Park in fresh green May while feeling the refreshing breeze.
From Senshu Park with Its Many Stairs to the “Front Gate”

Senshu Park was originally a castle, Satake’s famous castle “Kubota Castle.” Castles are naturally on “high ground.” Senshu Park also has many “stairs” once you enter inside. The stairs leading from the park entrance to the “Front Gate” are wide, pleasant strolling stairs enveloped in green; although there are many steps, the slope is gentle, so climbing slowly while feeling the fresh green air is comfortable.

It’s a secret that two trees growing high into the sky side by side looked like two legs to me. Beautiful legs, huh (lol). Climbing the stairs, the grand Front Gate comes into view.

Naturally, in front of the “Front Gate” are…

Stairs.
Yawata Akita Shrine Inside Senshu Park

Passing through the Front Gate, “Yawata Akita Shrine” is enshrined right away.

The “Love Fortune” fortune-telling paper for falling in love is also intriguing.

Next door, an “Inari Shrine” with lined-up red torii gates is also enshrined; my love life thinking of Akita beauties relies on divine intervention! Put in some effort there…
Bronze Statue of Lord Satake Yoshitaka Inside Senshu Park

The bronze statue of the leader of Akita Satake, “Lord Satake Yoshitaka,” is enshrined—it’s backlit, but cool! Isn’t it?
“Kogetsu Pond” in Senshu Park with Pleasant, Moist Air

In Senshu Park, there is “Kogetsu Pond” with a fountain.

Descending the stairs leading to Kogetsu Pond this time, there is a Koi-chaya (carp tea house)—rather than a Koi-chaya (love tea house)—but it was closed, so…

Taking a break at the vending machine next to it. Hydration is important.

“Kogetsu Pond” with a fountain showering hydrogen ions is also beautiful; hydration is important.
Highlight of Senshu Park: Kubota Castle Osumiyagura from Narrow Stairs

Strolling through Senshu Park, narrow stairs are occasionally found. Climb this? Want to climb? End up climbing? But what is there after climbing? Nothing? Stairs laid on a small hill; even if you climb, maybe, maybe a dead… end?

What lay beyond the climb was also stairs! Stairs continue forever~♪

The stairs end quickly! Walking along the path leading to Kubota Castle Osumiyagura enveloped in the refreshing green of May, appearing right in front of your eyes…

Kubota Castle Osumiyagura—reconstructed and built by Akita City, it is a building as beautiful as an Akita beauty.
Refined Tea Room in Senshu Park

Ahead was written “Tea Room,” so looking “ahead”…

Where is the tea room? Walking, walking, and walking, there was a tea room.

The entrance of the tea room where you feel wabi-sabi.

The side of the tea room where you feel wabi-sabi (lol). Sending thoughts to the wonderful tea room, deluding about the Satake clan’s tea party in the Edo period.
Location and Access of Senshu Park, a Garden Weaving a Thousand Autumns
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Bonus: Coffee at a Cafe After Strolling Senshu Park!

Although I deluded, in modern times you cannot drink tea in the tea room, so after strolling Senshu Park, it’s coffee at a wonderful Akita cafe while looking at the park. Hydration is important. Enjoy Senshukouen, Akita.
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