Todotei

The garden at the Totei Residence is a national scenic spot designed by Tokugawa Akimune, and boasts beautiful flowers and trees that bloom throughout the four seasons. The garden also features a pond, waterfall, and bridges, allowing visitors to enjoy a beautiful landscape in harmony with nature. The Totei Residence, a valuable example of Meiji-era Japanese architecture, also holds historical significance. By strolling through this wonderful garden located in Matsudo City, you can spend a peaceful time away from your daily routine.

The Todate Residence in Matsudo City is the only building where the residence of the Tokugawa family from the Meiji era is almost completely preserved. After several expansions, it now consists of nine buildings connected by corridors, with a total of 23 rooms. It is highly valued for its historical significance in conveying the living space of the former daimyo family. Visitors can feel the aesthetic sense and lifestyle of the upper class at that time.

The garden at Todoroki-tei is a national important cultural property, and offers a variety of cherry blossoms for visitors to enjoy. In the spring, the beautiful cherry blossoms are in full bloom, captivating those who come to see them. Especially in this garden located in Matsudo City, several types of cherry blossoms can be enjoyed, including Somei Yoshino, Edohigan, Yamazakura, Ooshimazakura, and Kanhizakura. The flowers of the four seasons are also a highlight. Please enjoy the wonderful scenery where historical buildings and nature are fused together.

The Toshitei House is a park centered around the residence and garden built by Shobu Tokugawa. There are many attractions such as Meiji-era architecture, beautiful gardens, and cultural facilities with historical value, allowing visitors to experience Japan's traditional culture and history. You can also enjoy various flowers throughout the seasons. This tourist spot in Matsudo City has good access and is recommended for visiting with family and friends.