The rooftop garden and park are not just great for taking photos—they're also a nice spot for kids to play and relax. It's worth setting aside some time to take a stroll up there.
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There are quite a few old buildings preserved on the grounds, and the whole place feels quiet and serene. The moment you walk in, it’s calming.
You can also see the main hall, which feels like a national-treasure-level landmark—so much history.
Compared to the more bustling tourist spots, this place is much more peaceful. Great for a slow stroll and soaking in the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese shrine. -
Even though it’s a tourist area, it’s not noisy at all and feels really comfortable. If you don’t feel like walking, you can take a horse-drawn carriage—it’s retro and super fun! 🐴
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Whether it's the cityscape during the day or the sparkling lights at night, it's just mesmerizing. I couldn't get enough of the view.
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If you love Japanese culture, you'll gain a lot of knowledge and have a unique experience here.
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There are a lot of people riding at night, so the lines can get pretty long. They're open until 10 p.m. at the latest.
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I just passed by without staying overnight, which was a bit of a shame. I'll definitely come back if I get the chance next time.
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I recommend spending a little money to take the elevator down to the platform and see the waterfall up close. It's an amazing way to feel the power of nature.
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The house is really well preserved. It's not very big, so you can see everything pretty quickly.
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There are so many types of hydrangeas here, it's almost overwhelming to take them all in.
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