Yusentei Park

History suggests that Yusentei Park was originally built as a second home for Kuroda Tsugutaka, the 6th lord of Fukuoka. Dating back to the 1750s, Yusentei Park is the first garden in Japan to be on a lake. This park was later designated as a park of value in the 1990s and is now a major historical site in the city and a great addition to your Japan Tour.

This park is frequented by those who are eager to appreciate the true beauty of Japan. This park was named after a poem by Kuze Michinatsu and has cultural significance too. Upon entering, tourists can find a large pond with an Ohiroma hall with a garden attached to it. This hall is also the go-to spot for those who want to have matcha tea with a pastry. This park also has a small waterfall that you can explore to take a break from the hustle and bustle of a concrete jungle.

• Attend a traditional tea ceremony in the park and experience the best of Japanese culture.
• Go for a picnic in the park and immerse yourself in the peace and tranquillity that the park offers.
• Taste the matcha tea and the traditional pastry in the park and admire the local cuisine of the Japanese.
• Simply walk around the garden and admire the greenery and the decor of the park to know more about its history.
• Learn more about the historical significance of the park that dates back to the 1750s through its literary references.
• Check out the waterfall in the park and experience the best of taking a break from the concrete jungle life.