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Chisaki Park

秋田県
4.1
Tourist Information of This Area
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Designated as one of Japan's Top 100 Castles in City Parks
The residence of the Satake clan, designated as a place of scenic beauty. Chisaki Park (Kubota Castle Ruins) features a historical museum, a Japanese garden, as well as statues and sculptures. It is also a tourist spot where you can enjoy flowers and plants that change with the seasons, and feel the combination of nature and history.

Features & How to Enjoy

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Highlights

Point 1

Kubota Castle Ruins with Over 400 Years of History!

Chisaki Park Kubota Castle Ruins with Over 400 Years of History!
Chisato Park, also known as Kubota Castle Ruins, is a popular tourist spot. With over 400 years of history since the construction of Kubota Castle, Chisato Park has become an important symbol for the citizens. Kubota Castle was the residence of the Satake clan, the lords of Akita, and was selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Castles. Chisato Park has both the charm of nature and history. Inside the park, there are remains of Kubota Castle's Honmaru and Ninomaru, and a Japanese garden that retains the atmosphere of the time. Travelers can explore historical ruins and enjoy the beautiful natural environment in Chisato Park. While strolling through the park, visitors can experience Japan's history and culture through the Kubota Castle Ruins.
Point 2

Cherry Blossom Trees Adorned with Approximately 700 Blossoms!

Chisaki Park Cherry Blossom Trees Adorned with Approximately 700 Blossoms!
The cherry blossoms at Chikyu Park captivate many people every year. The cherry blossom trees in the park are beautiful and enchant visitors. There are approximately 700 cherry blossom trees in the park, including varieties such as Somei Yoshino, weeping cherry, double-flowered cherry, and Oomurazakura. When in full bloom, the cherry blossoms at Chikyu Park create a spectacular sight. As the park is located on a hill, visitors can enjoy the surrounding scenery while viewing the cherry blossoms. Various events and cherry blossom festivals are also held in the park. The cherry blossoms at Chikyu Park are an attractive tourist spot for those visiting Akita City, Akita Prefecture, where they can fully enjoy the beauty of Japanese cherry blossoms.
Point 3

Enjoy the Scenery of the Four Seasons in a Japanese Garden!

Chisaki Park Enjoy the Scenery of the Four Seasons in a Japanese Garden!
The Japanese garden at Chishu Park is surrounded by nature, with lush greenery spreading throughout the area. The garden features a beautiful pond and river, with bridges and walking paths to stroll along. Visitors can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons, with cherry blossoms blooming in the spring and autumn leaves creating a beautiful landscape in the fall. Despite its long history, the garden has been maintained as a modern park for over 100 years. As a result, it has become an attractive place where history and nature harmonize for visitors. In addition, there are various tourist spots to enjoy in the garden, such as the Chishu Park Iris Garden and the Kubota Castle Front Gate.
Point 4

Experience the Charm of Tea Ceremony in a Genuine Tea Room, Senan

Chisaki Park Experience the Charm of Tea Ceremony in a Genuine Tea Room, Senan
Senan is a solemn tea room located in a corner of Chikyu Park. It is a genuine tea room that was constructed and donated as a commemoration of the 350th anniversary of Akita's founding. The tea room was built with the cooperation of tea masters and intellectuals from the prefecture and has become one of Akita City's symbols. Senan is located on the west side of Chikyu Park and is known as a genuine tea room. The beautiful tea garden surrounding the tea room includes a boat-shaped hand-washing basin said to have been brought back by Kato Kiyomasa, adding to the atmosphere. Senan in Chikyu Park is a place where visitors can experience the charm of Japanese tea ceremony and the ambiance of Japan. Why not enjoy the traditional tea ceremony inside the tea room?
Point 5

Akarenga Folk Museum, Built in the Meiji Era!

Chisaki Park Akarenga Folk Museum, Built in the Meiji Era!
The Akarenga Folk Museum is located right near Chikyu Park and is made up of three buildings: the Akarenga Hall, the New Hall, and the Storage House. Among them, the Akarenga Hall is a building built in the Meiji era and has been designated as an important cultural property by the government. The Akarenga Hall was once used as the head office of the Akita Bank, but now it is used as a local history museum and art museum. Exhibitions related to the history and culture of Akita are held here, making it an attractive place for travelers interested in local history. Why not visit here when you visit Chikyu Park?
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Sightseeing

Chisaki Park A Park Spreading Across the Symbolic Kubota Castle Ruins in Akita City
A Park Spreading Across the Symbolic Kubota Castle Ruins in Akita City
Chisaka Park is an urban park located in Akita City, Akita Prefecture, spreading across the ruins of Kubota Castle. This park has a long history as a symbol of Akita City and has built a deep connection with the citizens for over 100 years since it was developed as a modern park over 400 years after the construction of Kubota Castle. Chisaka Park spreads across the ruins of Kubota Castle, the residence of the Satake clan, who were selected as one of Japan's 100 famous castles. The park has a naturally rich Japanese garden that retains the atmosphere of the time, and you can also see the remains of the Honmaru and Ninomaru. In addition, Chisaka Park is known as a famous spot for cherry blossoms and azaleas, where you can enjoy beautiful flowers. There are also various facilities in the park, such as the Chisaka Park Iris Garden and the Chisaka Park Clock Tower, providing visitors with a fun time. This park, which combines historical value and natural beauty, is a place worth visiting for travelers!

Basic Information

Address 1 Chisaki Park, Akita-shi, Akita 010-0876
Business Hours

24 hours

TEL 018-888-5753
Web Site https://www.city.akita.lg.jp/kurashi/doro-koen/1003685/1007159/index.html

Review

Average Review
4.1
4 Reviews
5
東新真
Posted Date:2025/1/15
無料のスタッフさんが色んな箇所にいるので声を掛けよう! 歴史や文化、あと方言も聞けて観光に来たって気分になる! レンタル自転車で回るようなところではないので足腰には気を付けて!
5
Yusuke I
Posted Date:2024/10/22
秋田の中心にありながら、自然と歴史を感じられる素敵な公園です。四季折々の景色が楽しめ、特に秋は紅葉が美しく、散歩にぴったりの場所です。園内には歴史的な建物や銅像が点在しており、ちょっとした歴史散策もできます。また、子ども連れでも楽しめる広々としたエリアがあるので、家族でのんびり過ごすのにも最適です。街の喧騒を忘れられる、リフレッシュにぴったりの公園です。
4
Cappuccino Soy
Posted Date:2024/10/25
歴史を感じる荘厳な公園ですが、上まで登ると市街地を見渡せて気持ちいい! 残念なのはお手洗い。特に障害者用はもう少しキレイにしておいてもらいたいところです。
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