Yusentei Park
A park built on the site of the residence of Kuroda Tsugitaka, constructed in 1754, featuring a pond and a teahouse.
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A park built on the site of the residence of Kuroda Tsugitaka, constructed in 1754, featuring a pond and a teahouse.
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- Opening hours
- MonClosedTue09:00–17:00Wed09:00–17:00Thu09:00–17:00Fri09:00–17:00Sat09:00–17:00Sun09:00–17:00
- Business status
- Open
- Official website
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- Phone
- +81 92-711-0415
Traveler highlights
Yusentei Park occupies the former villa of the Kuroda lords of Fukuoka, first built in 1754 and later redesigned as a stroll garden with a pond. Paths beside the water lead past old trees, stone lanterns and teahouses; from the large room with its veranda, the garden opens in a quiet view. The original buildings are gone, but foundation stones, lanterns and an old fragrant olive tree preserve traces of the past. The teahouses Suian and Shōzan-an are named for people connected to the Kuroda family. Compared with Fukuoka’s busy shopping districts, this is a peaceful place to slow down and appreciate the garden’s arrangement of water, trees and architecture.
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