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Location: Former Ikeda Family Gardens, Daisen City, Akita Prefecture
The Former Ikeda Family Gardens in Daisen City, Akita Prefecture. This was the residence of the prominent landowner Ikeda family, and the Western-style building within the gardens is designated as an Important Cultural Property. The wet red colors quietly stand out, subtly adding to the history of this place. Nearby, you can also find the nationally designated historic site, Hotta-no-saku Ruins (remains of an ancient castle). Why not come to Akita this autumn and trace its history?
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Yamanashi Prefecture – Fuefukigawa Fruit Park.
I visited with my daughter to enjoy the Shine Muscat parfait.
The wind was gently flowing.
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The torii gate serves as a barrier between the human world and the realm of the gods.
"The autumn leaves in the back seem like a different world"—I suddenly felt that presence.
Location: Nezu Museum, Tokyo Metropolis
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The Shine Muscat parfait enjoyed at Fuefukigawa Fruit Park in Yamanashi.
It is undeniably delicious—this prediction is 120% correct.
The cream is subtly sweet, achieving a perfect balance that doesn’t overpower the Shine Muscat.
Last year, I was told it was "already sold out" and couldn’t taste it,
but this year, I finally got to enjoy this long-awaited treat.
As it is a limited-time and limited-quantity offering, be sure to check before you go.
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Location: Former Ikeda Family Gardens, Daisen City, Akita Prefecture
The Former Ikeda Family Gardens in Daisen City, Akita Prefecture, were the residence of the area's major landowner, the Ikeda family. The Western-style building within the gardens is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. The wet reds and greens quietly stand out, adding a gentle touch to the history of this place. Nearby, you can also find the nationally designated historic site, Hotta-no-Saku Ruins (remains of an ancient castle). This autumn, why not come to Akita and trace its history?
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Built in 1910, Kourakukan is a theater located in Kosakamachi, Akita Prefecture. While there are several theaters that remain as Important Cultural Properties, Kourakukan is one of the few that still hosts regular performances and is actively used today.
"A building truly comes alive when it's in use."
Although I can't include photos from the performances due to copyright restrictions, it's heartwarming to know that even grandparents have their favorite performers!
This facility is a source of enjoyment for the townspeople—"that's why we can preserve it."
Overall, it was a place that left a positive impression.
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Akita dogs are really cute.
These little ones also greeted us cutely lined up at the 'Roadside Station Kazuno Antler's showcase.'
When you come to Akita, you can find such small moments of warmth everywhere.
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A small path where I used to play with my friends when I was little.
As this season arrives, I find myself nostalgically drawn back here.
The cherry blossoms have always been here.
That's how I feel.
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"We are all connected!"
The wrapped train of the Akita Nairiku Line seems to echo Shinnosuke's voice.
Father's hometown, Akita; mother's Kumamoto; and now living in Saitama—
the lands of our family are depicted on a single train car.
"The tracks and the bonds are connected straight, aren't they?"
After a long time, my heart warmed with nostalgia, and I pointed my camera.
Why not come visit "Akita" on the Akita Nairiku Line?
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