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Rekishi Koen Esashi Fujiwara no Sato

岩手県
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A historical theme park with a magnificent space.
The only historical theme park in Japan dedicated to the Heian period. It is a park that conveys the achievements of the Oshu Fujiwara clan to future generations. Inside the park, visitors can experience the dressing of formal Heian period attire such as the "junihitoe" (twelve-layered ceremonial kimono), "tai-bukuro" (a bag used to carry personal belongings), and "hakama" (a type of traditional Japanese clothing). Visitors can also enjoy experiences such as archery and painting on clam shells, making it a popular destination for families.

Features & How to Enjoy

Classic ActivityLeisureAutumn leavesCherry blossomKidsHistory

Highlights

Point 1

Authentic Reproduction of Heian Period Architecture!

Rekishi Koen Esashi Fujiwara no Sato Authentic Reproduction of Heian Period Architecture!
At the historical park "Esashi Fujiwara no Sato," buildings from the Heian period have been authentically reproduced. Among them, the most noteworthy is the "Kara Gosho," a reproduction of the Shinden-zukuri style residence of the Heian nobility. This building has been faithfully reproduced down to the smallest detail, allowing visitors to catch a glimpse of the luxurious living quarters of the time. Additionally, the "Keisei-kan" and "Seiho-kan" are also highlights, reproducing the samurai residences where you can experience the lifestyle and culture of the samurai and feel the historical background. The "Seicho" is a building that reproduces the place where politics were conducted, allowing you to experience the atmosphere of the political center of the time. Approximately 120 Heian period buildings of various sizes stand side by side, creating a landscape that evokes the rise and fall of the Fujiwara clan. As such, Esashi Fujiwara no Sato has many valuable historical buildings, making it an attractive spot for history enthusiasts and tourists alike!
Point 2

Beautiful Gardens with the Atmosphere of the Heian Period!

Rekishi Koen Esashi Fujiwara no Sato Beautiful Gardens with the Atmosphere of the Heian Period!
Esashi Fujiwara no Sato, a historical park, also features beautiful gardens. The gardens recreate the atmosphere of the Heian period and enchant visitors. The gardens, which span a vast area, incorporate elements of Japanese gardens, exuding tranquility and harmony. The gardens are adorned with a picturesque pond, the sound of flowing water, and beautiful plantings. Visitors can enjoy the scenery throughout the seasons, with cherry blossoms blooming in the spring, lush greenery providing coolness in the summer, and autumn leaves coloring the gardens in the fall. Especially during the autumn foliage season, the entire garden is enveloped in vivid colors, creating a fantastic atmosphere. Additionally, there are small tea rooms and rest areas within the gardens, allowing visitors to spend a relaxing time. Strolling through the beautiful gardens and feeling the breath of history is a valuable experience that will calm your heart.
Point 3

A Fantastical Night View with Illumination!

Rekishi Koen Esashi Fujiwara no Sato A Fantastical Night View with Illumination!
At the historical park "Esashi Fujiwara no Sato," a special illumination event is held during the cherry blossom and autumn foliage seasons. During this event, the "Kara Gosho," a building representing the beauty of Japanese architecture, and the garden are fantastically illuminated, creating a unique atmosphere. The buildings and garden are wrapped in beautiful light, creating a fantastical night view. The collaboration between the illuminated buildings and cherry blossoms or autumn foliage exudes a special charm. Visitors can experience history and culture in a different atmosphere than during the day. By visiting the park at night, visitors can enjoy an even more romantic atmosphere. The beautiful buildings and cherry blossoms or autumn foliage combine to create a fantastical scene, leaving visitors with special memories.
Point 4

Experience Corner for Everyone from Children to Adults!

Rekishi Koen Esashi Fujiwara no Sato Experience Corner for Everyone from Children to Adults!
画像引用:歴史公園えさし藤原の郷
At Esashi Fujiwara no Sato, a historical park in Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture, various experience corners are available. In the Heian period costume dressing experience, you can easily enjoy the feeling of being a Heian noble by wearing Heian period clothing. You can also freely take photos with your own camera. In the archery experience, you can try shooting a target with a bow and arrow. You can easily challenge yourself with a game-like feel and experience the atmosphere of a Heian period warrior. In the armor dressing experience, you can wear a helmet and armor and take commemorative photos freely. By taking photos in a powerful armor appearance, you can feel the dignity of a warrior. Through these experience corners, visitors can feel the atmosphere of the Heian period and touch on history. Since these are experience programs that can be easily participated in, both children and adults can enjoy them. Also, since you can take photos freely, you can leave with a memorable snapshot!
Point 5

Trick Art Set in the Heian Period!

At the historical park "Esashi Fujiwara no Sato," there is an attraction called "Trick Art Heian no Yakata," which features trick art set in the Heian period and is said to be the world's first exhibit of its kind. "Trick Art Heian no Yakata" displays various paintings and devices that allow visitors to experience feeling as if they are entering into the paintings themselves. The trick art includes parts of the walls and floors that appear three-dimensional and create strange scenes. In this attraction, visitors can take photos with the paintings as they please. They can take unique photos by posing freely or entering into the paintings. "Trick Art Heian no Yakata" is an innovative attraction where visitors can experience creative photography while enjoying the atmosphere of the Heian period. It's a great way to spend memorable time with family and friends!
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Sightseeing

Rekishi Koen Esashi Fujiwara no Sato Experience the History of the Heian Period at a Historical Theme Park!
Experience the History of the Heian Period at a Historical Theme Park!
The historical park "Esashi Fujiwara no Sato" is a Heian period historical theme park that focuses on the rise and fall of the Oshu Fujiwara clan. The park was developed after being used as a filming location for the NHK Taiga drama "Honoo no Takeru." The vast 20-hectare site is home to approximately 120 buildings, including the "Kara Gosho," a residence for Heian aristocrats, and the "Keiseikan" and "Seihokan," which are reproductions of samurai residences. The "Seicho," the center of politics, is also located here. Visitors can enjoy experiences such as dressing up in period costumes, trying on armor, and practicing archery and shell matching inside these buildings. The park is also adorned with seasonal flowers such as cherry blossoms, wisteria, azaleas, hydrangeas, water lilies, bush clovers, and autumn leaves, creating beautiful scenery throughout the year. At Esashi Fujiwara no Sato, visitors can experience the culture and scenery of the Heian period while imagining themselves on the stage of history. While enjoying the experiences inside the buildings and the beautiful nature, visitors will feel as if they have traveled back in time to ancient Japan.

Access

Access by Car is About 15 Minutes from the Tohoku Expressway Mizusawa IC
Here is how to access the historical park "Esashi Fujiwara no Sato". If using public transportation, head to JR Mizusawa-Esashi Station and take a bus or taxi for about 15 minutes. Check if public transportation is available from Mizusawa-Esashi Station and use the nearest bus or taxi. If using a private car, it's about a 15-minute drive via Prefectural Route 8 from the Tohoku Expressway Mizusawa IC.

Basic Information

Address 86-1, Onamaru, Iwayadō, Esashi, Ōshū-shi, Iwate-ken 023-1101
Business Hours

9:30~16:00

TEL 0197-35-7791
Web Site http://www.fujiwaranosato.com/

Review

Average Review
4
5 Reviews
5
つぶやきおじさん
Posted Date:2024/11/9
11月初旬、連休スタートの土曜日の11時ごろに訪問しました。 駐車場は無料で、郷土ぶんか館とセットで1100円でした。生憎の小雨でしたが、そう寒くもなくゆっくり拝見することが出来ました。正直最初はたまたま、こちらのマップで検索していたら2000件以上口コミある!!折角だし行ってみようという感じだったのですが良い意味でとても裏切られました。子供の頃から目にしてきた大河ドラマ他有名歴史映画の撮影地としてこんなに素晴らしい場所だったとは!!観光地でよくある有名人のサインの展示もここは桁違いに有名な方々のそうそうたる数が飾られており、それを眺めているだけでもあっという間に時間が過ぎます笑。 我々は資料館を最初に見てからぐるっと2時間コースで回りましたが、忘れていた今まで見た作品を思い出してから周ることが出来たので結果良かったです皆さんもその方が良い気もします。とても広く歩きごたえもあり、だまし絵のコーナーも面白かったり、清衛館ではボランティアの方の面白エピソードなんかもきけたりそして伽羅御所はとてもこれまた広くて立派と見どころも沢山でした。 郷土ぶんか館も最初はもういーかな…とも思っていたのですが、結果100円で中々立派な施設で、沢山の観音様もみれたりえさし米の歴史を学ぶことが出来たりと満足できました。たまたま外の石碑を見に出たら、カモシカにも間近で遭遇しました。 という事で、食事も美味しそうでしたが待ちの方がおられる状況という事もあり、結果何だかんだでこちらには観光のみで2時間半は滞在したかなと思います。いやー本当に満足できました。これからも大河ドラマ等を見る楽しみが増えました。といいますか、ここはもっと岩手県が日本中にアピールしても良いと思います!!ありがとうございました。
5
ysk mrdm
Posted Date:2024/11/25
朝一に行ったら、貸切状態って感じでしたが、実は先に台湾の団体さんが入ってました。 敷地が広いので、うまく集団を避けて見れます。 トリックアートはちゃちいけど、貸切で写真撮れました。 無料で弓矢で遊んだり、平安衣装着れたりしますが、他の有料の写経や貝絵付けとかも含めてセルフで勝手にやる感じでした。 しばらくは貸切状態で平安衣装で写真撮って遊べました。 ただ伽羅の御所の建物には靴を脱いで入りますが、スリッパがなく、足が冷えまくりでした。寒い時期は持参をお勧めします。 建物内もほぼ外と変わらず、開け放たれてるのでご自由にのストーブもなかなか使いづらかったですが、足の冷えに耐えられず。早く使えば良かったです。 撮影に使うような建物も見応えあるし、11月末でもまだ紅葉が残ってて庭も良かったです。50分コースしか行ってませんが1時間半ほど満喫しました。
5
MAKOTO誠
Posted Date:2025/1/22
歴史物の映画やドラマの撮影で使われる場所です。なかなか見どころもあります。 千年杉は凄かった。 また隣にレストランもあり、マーボーラーメンは美味かった。暑いけど…
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