Homon Park

Water spray と Xiyang Pavilion と Hotan と

Original Text

Toyomon Park is a park built by Fujibo in 1926, which is related to this area. It is said that both "Yu" and "Gate" are related to the person of Fujibo. In the park is a two-story chalk Western-style building, a fountain-style garden in front of it, and a Japanese-style Wada House in the back. There is a charge for tours only inside Wada House. The Wada residence was rather interesting, with books by Eiichi Shibusawa and Kaishu Katsu, a Japanese-style room with a continuous hall, a meandering corridor, a Western-style room with a parquet floor, and a little furnishings.

Anmen Park の Xiyang Pavilion が Sue enemy です

Original Text

２０２２ Year ６ Moon １９ I went to Toyomon Park in Oyama Town, the neighboring town. This park has Toyomon Kaikan (Japanese Hall) and Western Hall, which are nationally registered tangible cultural properties. The entrance fee is ３００ yen for Toyomon Kaikan, but the Western Hall is free. There is a Toyomon Cafe in the Western Building where you can relax. Parking in the park is free.

There was a Western Building and a Toyomon Kaikan in a Japanese house.

Original Text

A statue is erected right next to the entrance, with the name "Hibiya Heizaemon" engraved. When I look it up online, he is a spinning businessman in the Meiji era. He was deeply involved in the spinning industry such as Tokyo Fuji Gas Spinning and Nisshin Spinning, and served as vice president of the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce. It seems that he built a Fuji Spinning factory in this town. It is a well-maintained park. Here, there is a white Western Pavilion. It is a Western Pavilion used as a youth executive training school. Registration of this building country ...

A idyllic park in a small high place

Original Text

A park in Oyamacho, Shizuoka Prefecture. Toyomon Park reads "Homon Koen". I happened to drive in front of me, so I stopped by in a hurry. Toyoharu Wada, a great man in the Taisho era who was involved in the establishment of Fuji spinning company and RIKEN, and Ichizaemon Morimura, who was called "Fujibo no Sanmon", and Heizaemon Hibiya, There was an explanation of the origin of the name "Toyomon" by combining the character "mon" of kichiemon Hamaguchi. Now, I think he's like Eiichi Shibusawa, who is a hot topic. ...

A well-maintained park on a high ground

Original Text

Located on a hill from the center of Oyama Town, it consists of a Western Building, a Toyomon Kaikan, a fountain spring, a tadamasa monument, etc., and the park is well maintained and the lawn and the building have a good contrast. The parking lot is located between the Western Building and Narumi Elementary School.