“In remembering the distant days of our hometown Man'yo, shall we take a walk?”
It is said that in the oldest anthology of Japanese poems, "Man'yo-shu" (The Anthology of Myriad Leaves), many poems were composed about a place called Hagiwara in Ichinomiya, which from ancient times has been a famous place for bush clover (Hagi). In light of this history, monuments engraved with poems were erected in 1957 (Showa 32) and the park was named Man'yo Park. A new monument to commemorate the name of the new Reiwa era was erected in February 2020.
In early June the Hana-Shobu (Japanese Iris) Festival is held.
It is said that in the oldest anthology of Japanese poems, "Man'yo-shu" (The Anthology of Myriad Leaves), many poems were composed about a place called Hagiwara in Ichinomiya, which from ancient times has been a famous place for bush clover (Hagi). In light of this history, monuments engraved with poems were erected in 1957 (Showa 32) and the park was named Man'yo Park. A new monument to commemorate the name of the new Reiwa era was erected in February 2020.
In early June the Hana-Shobu (Japanese Iris) Festival is held.
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Historic Site of Okoshi Juku Waki Honjin
Information
| Location | 491-0375 Togari and Tsukikomi and Takamatsu, Hagiwara-cho, Ichinomiya City |
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| Parking | Parking available for about 65 cars |
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| Best Time to View the Hana-Shobu (Japanese Iris) | Late May – June |
| Best Time to View the Ume (Japanese Plum) and Kawazu-Zakura (Kawazu Cherry Blossoms) | Late February – early March |
Access
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- Car
- ・Approx. 5-min. drive from Ichinomiya-Nishi I.C. of the Tokai-Hokuriku Expressway
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- Public Transportation
- ・ Approx. 10-min. walk from Hagiwara Station on the Meitetsu Bisai Line
・Approx. 15-min. walk from Tamano Station on the Meitetsu Bisai Line