Momiji Park

Originally a temple garden

Original Text

It takes about 20 minutes to walk from Yamagata Station. It was a pond spring strolling garden and was originally a temple garden. As you can see from the name, the highlight spot is maple, but since it was September when I visited, it was still blue 々, but it was a beautiful park enough.

If you are visiting Yamagata City and are visiting here, we recommend that you also appreciate and compare [Sensinan].

Original Text

I visited because the building in the park is a "nationally registered tangible cultural property". I visited on October 26th, but as the name of the park suggests, there are trees 々 that make you feel beautiful during the autumn leaves season. I visited [Sensinan] during my stay in Yamagata City, but it is recommended that you visit both and compare them if you have time to spare. In addition, the autumn leaves reflected in the window of [Seifuso] are very emotional landscapes.

I have to go to the famous spots of autumn leaves in Yamagata city

Original Text

"Seifuso / Hokoan", which is called Momiji Park in Yamagata City, is about a 15-minute walk from the station. There is a pond in the strolling garden, and carps are swimming. As the name "Momiji Park" suggests, the autumn leaves are beautiful, but the fresh green in spring is also a beautiful garden.

Small but well-organized garden

Original Text

I entered the passage. A beautifully arranged Japanese garden. It seemed that matcha could be served at Seifuso, which stands in a view position.

Chiquan-style return garden

Original Text

It is a garden built by Matsudaira Shimoso no Kami, the lord of Yamagata Castle in the Edo period. I'm mistaken because it's named a park, but it's a strolling garden centered on a pond. It is well managed and you can walk in the garden throughout the four seasons. There is also Seifuso, which can be used for weddings, and I want to see the garden from the building. You can also enjoy matcha for a fee. It is one of the most famous autumn leaves spots in the city. Enter the east from Honmachi Tohoku Electric Power Yamagata Branch and there is a guide board on the south side of Goko. Parking and admission fee are free. Yamagata City manages ...