Kanehiranarien Garden (Sawanarien Garden) - Kuroishi

I wonder if the parking lot is Miyuki Park, it seems that it is used for corona inoculation.

Simple Japanese garden

A place you should never go for sightseeing in Kuroishi. It is by far the worst tourist facility I have ever visited. I visited on 08/06/2018. Even though I didn't have time, I was asked to cooperate with a questionnaire that spanned three sheets of paper, and when I crossed the stone bridge, the staff was careful, and the eaves were wide open in several places. If you go up, you will be warned that "customers and residences are not open to the public." To be clear, it costs 800 yen for two people, and you can see the garden and the mansion from the sidewalk, and if you enter the garden for a fee, you can not go up to the mansion, you can not cross the stone bridge in the center of the garden, only the corner of the garden It's a scam to walk around and return in 5 minutes Then you should write "You can't go up the mansion" on the sign. I will write it because it was a terrible tourist facility. My hobby is walking, including paid and free walks, including Meguro Gohyaku Rakanji Temple, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Fujita Memorial Garden, Former Asakura Residence, Sekiguchi Bashoan, and more than 78 historical tourist facilities in Tokyo. I am a visiting enthusiast. There is goodness everywhere. However, this is the first tourist facility that is so terrible that I would like to write it by word of mouth. It's not a matter of price at all, but even if other tourist facilities are about 200 yen, it's 400 yen per person, and you can't see it at all, and you can see the garden that you can go around in 5 minutes. This place is a fraud. By the way, I have no complaints about the volunteer staff who were careful. If you go up a place where you can't go up properly, call attention. You are doing a good job. I'm dissatisfied with the owners of the building here and the stupid staff who just apologize and try to get rid of it. If you keep doing this, user dissatisfaction and bad publicity will spread someday. Other Kuroishi Kuroishi Yakisoba shops, Nakamise Yokocho, Kuroishi Jingu, foreign staff of the Tourism Association, good station staff, taxi drivers, and Kuroishi are wonderful places. If you come to Hirosaki, please be quiet. However, there is an incompetent staff member like the stingy Scarecrow who is the right holder of this stingy and noisy facility that just says [Don't go up here, don't cross here, go home soon]. You should know that everything else is ruining the feelings of Kuroishi tourism.

The guide will explain it for free. It takes about 30 minutes, so I would like you to visit with plenty of time.

I agree with the construction and gardens for the preservation and succession of local history. However, it is a pity that you can see the adjacent pachinko parlor from the garden. I wonder if city planning was a bad idea in the past.

It is said that the name "Kanehiranarien" was given from the wish that "money will be distributed equally to people". It wasn't always open, and the beginning of August this time was a special visit period. Next is the season of autumn leaves. There are about 40 volunteers from Kuroishi, who take turns working as guide volunteers. He politely explained over 30 minutes.

A stunning Oishi Takegaku garden. The guide explained it carefully. I thought that Japanese gardens were derived from Zen temples, so I didn't know that rocks have names like Amaterasu or Shinto names. Is it due to the influence of Shinto-Buddhist practices? The prayer hall (stone) is characteristic.

Kanehira-en, a famous place in Kuroishi city, is parked in Miyuki Park and is just a short walk away. It is a nationally designated scenic spot. This is a garden that represents the Oishi Takegaku style of landscaping, so if you visit Kuroishi, be sure to visit it. You can see not only the garden but also the old Kato family residence. Volunteer guides will guide and explain. Ubei Kato, a politician and businessman, built a garden to give jobs to farmers suffering from bad harvests. The name is said to mean "May money be distributed to all people and a peaceful world."