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Sep 10, 2025 - Sep 11, 2025
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A Tranquil Retreat: Sosuien

Nestled in Hagi, Sosuien is a historic garden established in 1642 by the feudal lord Yoshitaka Mori. This tranquil setting reflects the aesthetic principles of traditional Japanese garden design.

The garden showcases natural bodies of water, manicured landscapes, and historical architecture, including a tea house and various stone paths. Its original purpose was to serve as a retreat for the Mori clan, symbolizing wealth and cultural sophistication.

Notable Highlights

  • Traditional Design 🌳
  • Seasonal Blossoms 🌸
  • Cultural Events 🎎

Visitors can enjoy free access to the garden, making it suitable for tourists, families, and those interested in Japanese history and culture.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Sosuien

Edo Period Origins

Sosuien was established in 1642, reflecting the garden aesthetic of the Edo period.

Feudal Lord's Retreat

The garden served as a leisure space for the Mori clan, illustrating their cultural values.

Cultural Events

Sosuien hosts various cultural events and seasonal celebrations throughout the year.

Location

Horiuchi